One hundred years ago, Miss Elizabeth Arden began her skincare and cosmetic business and launched the iconic Elizabeth Arden brand.
To celebrate and mark this “once in a lifetime” occasion, Elizabeth Arden launches three unique Limited Edition Anniversary Eyeshadow Quads.
Each Eyeshadow Quad is beautifully packaged with the Centenary design motif, feminine and elegant illustrations reflecting iconic moments in Elizabeth Arden’s history.
Each Anniversary Quad offers a co-ordinated quartet of shades to colour, contour, highlight and line the eyes. They each include a dual-ended eye shadow brush and foam tip for application with precision.
Sueded Browns honours the 1930’s woman. Eight Hour Cream and the hugely successful Blue Grass fragrance both launched during this decade. Sueded Browns is a sophisticated palette of deep, rich browns.
Neutral Cashmeres details the Elizabeth Arden woman of the 1960s and 1970s who enjoyed more freedom and opportunities than ever before. Neutral Cashmeres is a warm and natural palette Velvet Plumtones represents the Elizabeth Arden woman of 2010. It offers muted tones of pink and plum.
The eye shadow is rich, true, silky smooth colour that lasts all day. The formula is vitamin-enriched and crease resistant.
Until September 28, when you purchase two Elizabeth Arden products you will receive a free beauty gift exclusive to Boots.
We’ve teamed up with Elizabeth Arden at Boots, High Street, Birmingham, to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a skincare consultation, full makeover and goody bag.
And every reader can enjoy a complimentary eye makeover using the new colours.
Take this page along to the counter at Boots, High Street, Birmingham, to book an appointment or call Anna or Katie on 0121 212 1330 (beauty department).
To stand a chance of winning answer this question: How many eyeshadows are in each Anniversary Quad?
ALL entries must include full name, address, daytime phone number and email address.
Closing date is Tuesday September 7 at noon. Usual Newsquest rules apply.
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