Every tiny detail the Duke of Sussex has shared in Spare has been dissected infinitely by fans and foes alike. For instance, some sleuths are pointing out mistruths to be found in the ghostwritten autobiography, including that the royal claimed to be descended from Henry VI. This is impossible since the king’s only son died in battle as a teenager, and never had kids of his own, per the Daily Mail.

Meanwhile, all the boldface names mentioned in the buzzy book are the subject of renewed fascination, from the Spice Girls to the late Caroline Flack. And, the mere reference to Elizabeth Arden cream has created a huge demand for a particularly popular product online.

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream has been hard to find on Amazon, per the Mirror. To be fair, the balm has been a premiere lip and skin care solution adored by users for decades, including celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, per Hello!

In the end, while it seems some royal fans are feeling a bit put off by the prince’s penis story, the iconic skincare line is clearly benefiting to some extent. But it’s important to point out for anyone who may suffer a similar fate to the former senior royal, that as The New York Times notes, Elizabeth Arden cream did not cure Harry’s frostbite and he had to seek medical attention after his brother and new sister-in-law said “I do.”