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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n    The first time I heard about Epicuren, a sort-of secret line of skincare products, was a few years ago when a certain blonde celeb told the Cosmo beauty editors that she was addicted to the line. I can't reveal her identity because she's a spokesperson for another brand, but trust me, her bathroom cabinet is stocked with Epicuren. Then, a celebrity makeup artist revealed that Cameron Diaz and Brad Pitt were also huge Epicuren fans. And just recently I heard that Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, and Alicia Keys all use products from the line. Obviously I'm dying to try the stuff, but finding it has proved to be quite the challenge.\n\nThe brand is very picky about where the products are sold (retails outlets have to be authorized to carry them), so tracking them down can feel like a beauty version of a wild goose chase.Wondering what it is about the products that's earned them such an insane celeb following? For starters they're free of parabens, artificial fragrance and dyes. But the real selling point is a special enzyme protein complex that minimizes fine lines, increases firmness and elasticity, and gives skin a gorgeous glow. The only drawback (other than how hard they are to find): the products are on the pricey side (around $20 for a cleanser and up to $60 for a serum).If want to get your hands on some Epicuren your best bet is to click here."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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