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Liz Earle's skincare

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Can anybody recommend the Liz Earle skincare range?
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The Cleanse and Polish cleanser with the muslin cloth is very good - and they have a store on Ebay which sells seconds of their stuff, so that's a bit cheaper.
Have just bought my mum (for her 79th birthday LOL) the Liz Earle skincare kit that was on QVC a month or so ago - I'll report back what she thinks of it all.
Last year she had the Lulu Time Bomb kit (she asked me to get it for her) and quite liked that - she still won't go anywhere without her makeup on!:j Almost 2 stones gone! :j
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I LOVE Liz Earle products. My whole family use the range and we all have different skin types, so can highly recommend it. I have dry, sensitive skin so i there are a lot of products i dont really like.
The products i personally use and can recommend are:
Cleanse and Polish (with muslin cloth) - Fantastic, especially at removing make up!
Skin Tonic Toner - Lovely smelling and does the job
Skin Repair Moisturiser - Not too thick or greasy and keeps you moisturised for ages.
Gentle Exfoliator - Not too harsh on your skin, perfect for sensitive skin.
Deep Cleanse - This is great to use in the winter when your face feels a bit bleurgh!
Brightening Treatment - Love this for refreshing your skin
Superbalm - Must have product. I use this for everything! Lip balm, cuticles etc..
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I can recommend the Cleanse & Polish too, you can even use it to take eye make up off, I have quite sensitive eyes but it doesnt sting at all. It quite often wins beauty awards in the glossy magazines.
I've tried quite a few things from the range over the years (former QVC addictlol) but would say that the cleanser & the Superbalm are my faves. I am too stingy to buy toner these days but if I did it would probs be the Liz Earle one :rotfl:, it does smell gorgeous, as KK22 says.
Have to say that their customer care is the best I have come across so far, I have only ordered direct from their own website a handful of times and each time they have sent me a mini size product as a wee freebie along with my order, one time they even sent a full size bottle of the aforementioned toner out of the blue, it made my day!I never knew they had an Ebay store though so might be worth checking it out!!
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The cleanser, moisturisers and sun cream are the things i often buy, the other items are nice but i haven't bought them again. Might buy the body wash again, everything smells wonderful, i always buy form the website and they include a generous sized sample.0
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I was given cleanse and polish, toner and moisturiser as a gift. I love the cleanse and polish - it makes my skin feel really clean and soft. I've since bought more.
I also love the toner and don't find it harsh like others I used years ago. But like above I'm too stingy to buy any more of it.
The moisturiser didn't suit me though. I found it a bit greasy. If they did a trial pack it's worth giving a go. Or just start off with the cleanse and polish. You can get a bottle and 2 muslins from John Lewis for £12.50. http://www.johnlewis.com/230453398/Product.aspx0 -
i love the liz earle range and usually use their ebay shop0
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I love the Liz Earle range. I'm not too keen on the orange flower products (hand wash/body wash) but I like pretty much EVERYTHING else. I think my favourite products are the Instant Boost Skin Tonic, the Gentle Face Exfoliator and the Brightening Treatment.
Cleanse & Polish is great, though I think it's as much about the process (cream cleanser/hot cloth) as the formulation of the product, if you see what I mean.
helping_hubby - about the moisturiser. I have nightmare combination skin which varies from very dry to very oily and I have been having a major acne breakout for the last 3 months (I'm currently on medication for it). I am currently using Skin Repair Light and although it is probably the best moisturiser I have tried for my skin, it still isn't quite right - I find it doesn't sink in properly and if I'm warm from the shower I sweat it straight off again. I mentioned this to a friend, a fellow Liz Earle fan who has similar skin issues to mine, and she said that when she went for a facial at the London shop (yes, she's loaded - LOL) she was advised to try the Superskin moisturiser, dabbed on in tiny quantities. (Well, you'd have to use tiny quantities at that price :rolleyes:) Anyway, I think there might be something in that advice! Her skin is looking fabulous at the moment. I had a sample size pot of Superskin in a pack from QVC a few months back and I used it a few times at night - I think it might be worth my while buying it again, I've just got to get over the mental aversion to spending £30 on a moisturiser :eek:
(I tried a cheap Avon one that Suki recommended, and though I found it a lovely texture - sort of a cross between Skin Repair and Superskin! - unfortunately it irritated my skin and I had to return it)
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Marie Claire magazine's current subscription offer is 6 issues for £6 and free Liz Earle skincare (Cleanse & Polish, toner and moisturiser), if you feel like trying it - I believe it's about £30 to buy the skincare on its own so it's worth a go.
I'm using Cleanse and Polish at the moment and I really like it, it makes my skin feel very clean and is scrubby but without being harsh or tightening. Very good if, like me, your skin is oily but sensitive."A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." - Tyrion LannisterMarried my best friend 1st November 2014Loose = the opposite of tight (eg "These trousers feel a little loose")Lose = the opposite of find/gain (eg "I'm going to lose weight this year")0 -
I love the cleanse and polish
I did try a cheaper brand but it was rubbish and didn't suit my skin.
I don't think it works out expensive considering the tiny amount you need. I love the smell of the toner but don't buy it any more.0
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