Liz Earle Skincare

asea

Which shops sell Liz Earle please? Thanks!

Bargain_Rzl

The Liz Earle shop: http://uk.lizearle.com

Also QVC, selected branches of John Lewis, and one or two other places. John Lewis also sell a very limited selection online, with free delivery (if you order from QVC, be prepared to think HOW MUCH????? at their delivery charges - it tends only to be worth ordering from there if they have a Today's Special Value or other good deal on). If you order direct from the Liz Earle website they have a fee of £3 for standard UK delivery, but at least it's a flat rate regardless of how much you buy. With QVC the delivery costs rack up the more you buy.

There's also a factory seconds shop on ebay, as somebody mentioned above.

If you click on the Liz Earle link above, there's a list of stockists on the website.

Bargain_Rzl

trigger2 wrote: »

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

I really like it. The other day I spent most of the evening preparing raw chicken (don't ask) and as a result I was washing my hands every few minutes. At the end of it all, they were really dry and sore. I slapped on the Hand Repair after I'd finished and it sorted them out in no time

I like the smell as well - I think it's the hemp that gives it that scent.

ELLA

I keep my hand cream in the car now, it the only chance I get to apply it when I'm waiting to pick the kids up from school. It makes the car smell wonderful ;-) and keeps my hands soft.

lynseydee

Does anyone know how long you can keep Liz Earle unopened for?

Keeping_Motivated

lynseydee wrote: »

Does anyone know how long you can keep Liz Earle unopened for?

Do you have anything of Liz Earle's at the moment because it tells you on the jar how long you can keep it. If not let me know and I'll have a look at mine.

Bargain_Rzl

Do you mean the Cleanse & Polish? I'm almost certain it's 2 years.

lynseydee

Don't have any Liz Earle stuff at the moment but have just won some Cleanse & Polish from the competition.

Bargain, it would be good if I can keep it for 2 years as that will give me a chance to use up all the other stuff I have at the moment.

Bargain_Rzl

Come to think of it, it's DEFINITELY two years for the C&P. I remember checking.

The other products have different life-spans.

Investor44

I am wondering whether to try Liz Earle skincare as my skin seems to have become irritated by anything I use at the moment.
However, I recently tried Boots Botanics which made my skin worse (it's supposed to have natural plant extracts) so you will understand why I am a bit worried about trying Liz Earle in case it was the natural extracts which irritated my skin.

One thing I am wondering - if Liz Earle is so good then why do Boots not sell it?
I would have thought it would be a good main outlet and that Boots would jump at the chance to sell it - but they don't even have it in their Beauty Boutique on their website where they have Balance Me, Neals Yard etc.

Also re the muslin cloths - I presume a new/clean one is used each time -
so what do you all do with the used ones (while still wet) until they go in the wash?
And do I therefore have to have 14 cloths if I do a whites wash once a week?
Or do you just wash them by hand every couple of days?
I am imagining all these cloths hanging round the bathroom....