Liz Earle Skincare

eryn_kathleen

Does anyone happen to know what's being given away as the £24 free Christmas gift with orders over £85? I'd like to place a big order, and was debating whether to split into 2 orders and get two mini gifts or to do one big order and get the special gift.

I'm only asking because I'd probably forget to sell the full size one on ebay if I didn't like it!

lynseydee

I just found someone selling this on e-bay. Is this what you were wanting to know?

Liz Earle Christmas Gift Pack comprising following-

• Cleanse and polish hot cloth cleanser 30ml
• Instand Boost Skin Tonic 50ml
• Skin repair moisturiser 15ml
• Super skin concentrate 2ml
• Energising Body scrub 15ml
• Energising Body wash 15ml
• Pure muslin cloth

honeybun28

I just thought I'd post an offer I found yesterday for Free liz Earle products. Great for Christmas present as it's £13.00 for a quarterly subscription direct debit.
FREE LIZ EARLE BEAUTY PRODUCTS WORTH £65 for every new subscriber!

Treat your skin with the Superskin Beauty Treat from Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare, which contains botanical ‘super cream’ Superskin Moisturiser 50ml and aromatic night-time nourisher Superskin Concentrate 28ml

I cut and pasted the address below..

https://www.greatmagazines.co.uk/store/displayitem.asp?sid=67&id=27958&custid=09@12@200835984@917966730

honeybun28

It's best if you cut and paste the address above as if you just press it it says the offer is closed, but it is still running.

marksandsparksgal

I'd just like to put my 2pence worth in.

I started using Skin Repair Light 3 months ago, then got a TSV from QVC with Cleanse and Polish and toner in, and a few bodycare freebies.

Quite frankly the change to my skin is phenomenal. My skin is clearer, less oily, smoother and brighter. I would never go back to any other skincare, and there is not a product I've tried that I do not love.

As such, I put a massive order into her site on Saturday, which arrived today. I spent £163 and got two free gifts (one free when you spend £80), which surprised me in itself, as I thought I'd have to split the orders to take advantage of the free gifts. The box with the free gifts came separately, and there was even another free sample of moisturiser in there. Everything was packed beautifully, and there was even a thank you note from the lady who packed my parcel, and they also sent it by recorded delivery with no extra charge. (only the original £3.00 postage was charged, which was for two massive boxes!)

I have never known a company so good in both products and service. Yes it's pricey, but the products last well and work. I would rather pay a bit more and actually use products up, rather than keep chopping and changing.

Anyway, I just wanted to share my experience with you all, and hope everyone else who uses it has as good an experience as I did!

m&sgal x

brian_davies_3

You can buy Liz Earle on Ebay from their own outlet store at reasonable savings more so if you buy more then one item. The mens shaving cream is amazing, at last I have no razor burn (a first for me). Not so struck on the after shave stuff but the shaving cream can't be beaten and it really does last for ages

LADY_A_5

im waiting for my goodies to come

trigger2

Has anyone tried the Liz Earle Hand Repair cream ? My hands get really rough & chapped over the winter months, sometimes the ends of my fingers open up. Just now I just use vaseline on them, but was wondering about trying something else.

regards

trigger

SuziQ

I am not a huge fan of the hand repair tbh,it doesn't feel moisturising enough to me. I have friends who love it though. I preer l'occitanne as a night time balm or soap and glory which is really rich-and very reasonably priced. I also bought a handcream from aldi which so far has been very good-I am reserving judgement though,as I was using the siana face cream from aldi and it has recently brought me out in dry patches,so back on the liz earle now!

trigger2

Ok, I think i need fairly heavy duty handcream so I might try something else.

Cheers !


trigger