- soothe sunburn and windburn
- soothe just-waxed skin
- soothe stressed post-treatment skin
- soothe stinging and itching from insect bites
- moisturise chapped heels, elbows, knees
- moisturise chapped noses
- prevent runner's chafing
- prevent shoe blisters
- nourish cuticles
- tame hair flyaways
- groom eyebrows
- fix make-up mistakes
Sounds pretty amazing right? Or does it? I am a cynic, and cannot help wondering if these are actually qualities than any bog standard lip balm has; could you not use a chapstick on your cuticles and eyebrows, could not Carmex soothe windburn and sunburn?? At roughly £14 a stick it appears to be a nice smelling but overpriced lipbalm!
If I were going to fork out on this type of product I would rather buy a tube of Elizabeth Arden 8hr cream. Now this stuff really is magic! I bought one in duty free a few years ago, and not only does it last ages (I still have mine with a lot left) but it is perfect for any beauty woe. I use mine on winter flaky eyelids, chapped lips, burns, cuts everywhere for anything! It definitely can deal with the entire list above and is a cult product rather than perhaps a passing fad!
I am visiting my sister and (titchy) Gran in Cardiff over the weekend so may be absent from the internet and the blog! Hope everyone has a nice weekend! xxx
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