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"   Photo: Getty  Forget K-Mid&amp;#039;s hair for a second: Another royal is making beauty headlines today. Related: Kate Middleton goes dark According to the Daily Mail, Prince Harry&amp;#039;s been toting Elizabeth Arden&amp;#039;s cult classic Eight Hour Cream ($19.50) on his trip to the South Pole, where he&amp;#039;s competing in the Walking With the Wounded Ally Challenge, and braving temperatures over 20 degrees below zero. An experienced polar guide advised Harry to bring the cream along. Harry&amp;#039;s not the only one who uses it, though: makeup artists like Pat McGrath and celebs like Victoria Beckham also employ the product, a gooey balm with petrolatum, beta-hydroxy acid, and vitamin E. The cream, by far Elizabeth Arden&amp;#039;s most well known product, was actually created in 1930. That&amp;#039;s how long women (and the occasional Prince) have been using it. And besides being a South Pole skin savior, the cult beauty cream can also be used as a cheek highlight, a cuticle smoother, a post-waxing soother, and a lip balm\u2014which is good for the shaggy prince, since he can&amp;#039;t go back home to Cressida Bonas with cracked lips. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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