Elizabeth Arden Prevage Progressive Renewal Treatment For Women 4 X 0.33 Oz Ampoules White

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I have been using beauty moisturizers, serums, and other products for quite a few years. I’ve tried many products and this one product has done more for my face than any other I’ve tried. I could tell a difference after a few nights. After using the entire product set, my skin looked completely retextured with clearer, firmer skin, less fine lines, and less age spots.The set includes 4 bottles of product with each one increasing in strength so you skin will have a chance to adapt without irritation. Each bottle is designed to last a week but each individual bottle lasted me longer at about 2 weeks each and that was with me using it generously.Tip: save the dropper, the set only includes one so you will need to use it with each bottle.It absolutely does everything it promises and I can’t say that for most beauty products that I use.

Elizabeth Arden Prevage Progressive Renewal Treatment is a considered purchase and for me, I simply loved the results I received from using each bottle of product according to the maker's instructions.With each bottle of the product, I could see my skin getting softer and clearer with the added advantage my enlarged pores became less noticeable.I loved how soft my skin felt and when I applied my cosmetics my skin looked and felt so smooth, my cosmetics had the perfect base.I would recommend this set of products if you have a special occasion coming up, the results are noticeable if you apply each bottle of the product as instructed.A great set of products which I am very happy to recommend.

Elizabeth Arden (born Florence Nightingale Graham) developed the Red Door salon in 1910. With over a 100 years’ experience you would think they’d know what they’re doing.I’ve had no experience with Elizabeth Arden products, except the red door perfume, until I tried the “prevage” You receive four numbered bottles of the product and a dropper. I think the product is supposed to get progressively stronger with each bottle. You press the bulb on top of the bottle to release the Idebenone. Shake the bottle gently to mix. Put a dropper of the mixture in one palm then spread it over your face with your fingers. Wait twenty minutes before applying another product.Does it work? Yes. I wish I had taken a “before” picture but I really didn’t expect a change. My skin looks much smoother and firmer. The fine lines are gone and the lines by my mouth are not as deep. I am on the fourth bottle with no irritation or adverse effects. You are advised to repeat the treatment in three months intervals.

The Elizabeth Arden brand has a huge heritage in the world of beauty products so this seemed like a fairly safe bet, given that face peeling is something you might normally go to a clinic to get professional treatment for.You get four clearly numbered vials a bit like the sort of thing you'd buy essential oils in, and each has a gold screw top with a big orange button on top. The idea is that you work through the four vials starting at number 1 which has the weakest level of hydroxy acid. So starting with bottle 1 you press the orange button which releases the magic chemical - Idebenone - give the vial a shake, dispose of the lid - which makes me feel uncomfortable because of the plastic waste - and then use the supplied dropper to dispense a measured dose onto your hands and apply to face.This is just a theory, but I wonder if the idea behind gradually increasing the strength is something to do with allergic reactions, but I have no real understanding of the science that exists behind this product.In practical terms figuring out how to use it is fairly easy if you rely on the summary instructions that are printed in English and French on an attractive card that comes in the box.But if your eyesight is poor and you expect to read the sheet of detailed instructions you might have problems. These detailed instructions are printed on a densely folded sheet of thin A4 paper. It's printed in eleven languages and there seems to be a lot to say, so the size of the font ranges between tiny and - well I just can't describe how small it is, it's just a blur to my eyes even wearing reading glasses. I'm 54 and don't have perfect eyesight. I can only read the headings, and a lot of it seems to relate to other products in the Prevage range. I simply can't imagine what Elizabeth Arden are trying to achieve here - surely it's not a cost-saving measure given that this box costs close to two hundred pounds! It's not an attempt at being environmentally friendly - there's a whole load of single use plastic in this product, and hard to recycle cardboard, they're not going to save the planet by skimping on an instruction leaflet.So... using the product. I don't use any other facial products aside from sunscreen, so my preparation in the evening has been to wash my face with plain water. I can't be 100% certain I'm following the instructions correctly as I can't read them, but I think I'm getting the general gist right. I'm two weeks in to my four weeks of treatment and haven't experienced sensitivity problems. My skin feels smoother and softer - a little bit more perfect, albeit that my skin is a long way from perfect, so this product really does have quite a mountain to climb. I will continue to week four and report back my final results.