Elizabeth Arden is renowned for being the first for many big beauty ideas. Among many others, it is the first to introduce eye makeup to American women in 1914, the first to offer makeovers in-store, the first to offer traveling demonstrations, the first to make travel-size products, and the first to discover that ceramides comprise 50 percent of the skin's lipid layer, hence, the first to create skin-identical ceramides.
First launched in 1990, Elizabeth Arden Ceramide Capsules were the first-of-its-kind single-dose pea-sized pods with hydrating ceramide-spiked serum treatments. Each ampoule moisturizes, targets wrinkles, and retexturizes skin.
Elizabeth Arden’s unique mono-dose delivery—with just the right amount contained in hermetically sealed capsules with tiny twist-off caps—has become something of a design icon over the years. Each capsule contains exactly the right amount, taking the guesswork out of skin care, so there’s no wastage.