We Tried Catherine Zeta Jones’s $29 “Answer To Everything” Face Cream And We’re Hooked
by The Candidly Team
You may be seeing lots of images of Catherine Zeta Jones in deeply dark lipstick and pale, porcelain concealer to play the role of Morticia Addams in the series Wednesday. But the goth makeup isn’t fooling anyone. Underneath is the smooth, warm, glowy complexion of woman who’s been blessed with gorgeous skin.
I mean, who else could cover their face in white powder and not age themselves a dozen years?
So maybe we were a little surprised when we heard that the face cream she swears by, one of three desert island items she’d select, was something that’s been around for almost a century. Something her grandmother introduced her to. And something, quite frankly, it hadn’t even occurred to us to try.
We promise to tell you what it is. But first, let’s take a look at the 53-year-old beauty now, in all her natural, dewy, gorgeousness:
And now, without further ado, Catherine’s go-to $27 moisturizer that we are now mad about ourselves is…
Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant
Catherine said her grandmother considered this cream the “answer to everything.” Beauty lore even says it got its name from healing a child’s wound in 8 hours.
Will it do that? Who knows.
But Catherine loves it, which is good enough for us.
And you can get 15% off using the code CANDIDLY.
Price: $29
Curious about the other product coming to that desert island with her?
Dr Teal's Soothe & Sleep with Lavender Pure Epsom Salt Soaking Solution: This one is to relieve her aches and pains. Hers are from being a lifelong dancer. Ours are from reaching for a snack on a high shelf with a little too much vigor, but pain is pain, and if she says it works, we’re willing to try.
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