Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Face Serum Capsules, Anti-Aging Skincare, Fragrance-Free Hydrating Formula for Radiant, Firm Skin, Nourishing and Strengthening
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Price Tier
premium
Best Skin Type
mature
Targets
agingdryness
Certifications
Fragrance-Free
Key Ingredients
About this Product
Elizabeth Arden's serum — Advanced Ceramide Face Serum Capsules Formulated with Ceramides. Targets aging and dryness.
About Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Arden is a Revlon prestige skincare and beauty brand with over 100 years of heritage. Known for Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant, Ceramide Capsules Daily Youth Restoring Serum, and Prevage Anti-Aging Daily Serum.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Face Serum Capsules, Anti-Aging Skincare, Fragrance-Free Hydrating Formula for Radiant, Firm Skin, Nourishing and Strengthening good for?▾
Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Face Serum Capsules, Anti-Aging Skincare, Fragrance-Free Hydrating Formula for Radiant, Firm Skin, Nourishing and Strengthening is formulated for aging, dryness, best suited for mature skin types.
Is Elizabeth Arden Elizabeth Arden Advanced cruelty-free?▾
Yes — Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Face Serum Capsules, Anti-Aging Skincare, Fragrance-Free Hydrating Formula for Radiant, Firm Skin, Nourishing and Strengthening is fragrance-free.
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