Eve Lom

tinkerbell84

LADY_A wrote: »

hey, im 30 and just orederd my first lost of liz earle and my sister is 25 and uses it..are we old lol??

Not at all. I'm 27 and have used it for years. You don't have to be old to have great skin

suki1964

Liz Earle is recommended for teenagers through to geriatrics and Liz earle is recommended by more beauty magizines then Eve lom (and won more awards)

But then do you want to buy something that works or something thats high end fashion?

judyjetson

Has she tried it before or has she just read about it? You can email Eve Lom for samples (although they don't do samples of the cleanser) for her to try first. She might find it doesn't suit her skin or she might discover she doesn't actually like it. If she does, you could buy her the starter set, which is £25.

I know you said you didn't want to pay £50 for the cleanser, but there's the travel set for £50 with a bigger cleanser and four other products - they're not very big but Eve Lom does go a long way (the tlc cream will last absolutely ages as you really don't need much of that as it's so rich).

Tbh, I've used it in the past and it's ok, but Boots Time Delay cleansing balm worked just as well.

Buy her some vouchers and the Beauty Bible instead and let her read that - I think Liz Earle comes out with top marks for the cleanse & polish.

yenners

there is a trial set available for £25 - you can get this from JL and Space NK online.

I've tried Eve Lom and I'd say that it's good but no better than LIz Earle. I must say, I'm 35, a complete beauty and skincare product fanatic, and I earn a decent wage, but I really feel that £50 for a cleanser is poor value, and believe me I regularly spend a lot of money on skincare.

Also, if she's only 20, then she really can't need to use Eve Lom. Does she realise the effort involved in using it? There are massage steps and a whole process involved and I can't see a 20 year old having the patience for that.

I don't mean to sound harsh - I just don't think it's a good idea.