Liz Earle Botanical Body Wash

A while ago I bought a big set of Liz Earle products from QVC, one of which was the Orange Flower botanical body wash. This product contains organic oats and yarrow, rose-scented geranium and natural vitamin E. It contains 7 different essential oils including geranium, patchouli, rosemary, sweet orange and lavandin amongst others, as well as other things. It also contains no lauryl or laureth sulfates or animal extracts. The body wash comes in a pale blue bottle with grey writing, which tapers towards the top. It's pleasant enough to look at, but perhaps is not quite as luxurious looking as you may expect for the price tag. The opening of the ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle products are always a pleasure to use, even if they don't always have a positive effect on my skin and this product is no different. It smells divine and is one of my favourite body washes to use. They now make a few different body washes so please be aware that this review is for the "Orange Flower Botanical Body Wash". *Who is this for ? * This is for everyone and for all skin types and I would recommend along with the likes of Elemis milk bath, as something that is gentle enough for use on smaller children too !! For a child's bath I would even run under warm flowing water for a gentle bubble bath ( although it's not exclusive ...  Read the complete review

Even with the heating on tonight I felt chilled through to the bone so the only cure was to wallow in a nice hot bath, the first one in about six months. Before anyone turns their nose up I have obviously showered in between but I tend to prefer a shower when it's hot and a lovely long soak in the bath when it's cold. I had planned to use my unopened Boots botanical bergamont and orange bath creme and then write a quick review of it but I was so disappointed with the lack of scent and how quickly the bubbles disappeared that when the heady scent of my Liz Earle orange flower botanical body wash reached my disappointed nose I decided to review it ...  Read the complete review

I love most of the Liz Earle skin care range so when this new product came out I had to try it. It comes in a good 200ml size and costs £9. Which isnt bad as long as you use one of those puff balls to apply it as then a little really does go along way. Don't even bother trying to use this as a bath foam you have to use loads to get any type of foam good enough to cover up your modesty!!! One of the best things about this product is the absolutely wonderful smell. It is gorgeous, delicious the nicest bath product I have ever smelled. It doesn't make your skin feel as soft and moisturised as they claim however it does feel much nicer wasing with this than ...  Read the complete review

i love this product (as i do with all of liz earles products). it smells absolutely divine. It doesnt contain any synthetic ingredients and is therfore fab on delicate and sensitive skins. it doesnt dry your skin out and infact if the skin on your body is pretty good you might not even need to moisturise afterwards. it works reaaly well on a body puff and a little bit goes a very long way. the only disadvantage maybe is that it is not readily available in the high street and has to be bought form qvc or liz's shop in the isle of ...  Read the complete review