Elizabeth Arden launches Flawless Future powered by Ceramide

Published: 7-Aug-2014
Skin Care

The skin care range is designed to combat the ageing effects of stress on skin in women aged 26-35

Elizabeth Arden Flawless Future powered by Ceramide is designed to combat the ageing effects of stress on skin in women aged 26-35.

Each product contains a proprietary blend of ingredients to target the three key causes of stress-induced ageing; ceramide skin identical matrix to replenish lost ceramides; Telosense, a protective protein complex, to minimise the early appearance of lines and wrinkles; and soothing and brightening licorice extract and adenosine.

The range comprises Caplet Serum, Moisture Cream SPF50 and Eye Gel.

RRP from £25, Elizabeth Arden, elizabetharden.co.uk.

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