This is a mask that is for when your skin is dehydrated or just needs a little bit of TLC in general. I originally tried it as a sample when I got some other items for the website however once I had tried it I had to go back for more. Packaging The tube is 50ml and is in the same colour cream tube as a lot of the other products. It has a top which you stand the tube on and you unscrew that to squeeze out the product. The action of the cream coming out is not messy and does not drip so it is quite tidy and not at all messy. Ingredients I won't go into everything that it has however the natural ingredients are: St Johns Wort, borage, ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle in General: Liz Earle offers a great range of skincare products for the body and face - if you look on their website there is absolutely heaps to choose from. The main idea behind the products is that they use natural ingredients. The pricing is quite a bit more expensive than high-street / supermarket brands, but less expensive than some of the high-end products like Dermalogica and Chanel etc. The problem I tend to find with skincare companies is that there's sooooo much to choose from so I normally stick to the usual routine of cleanse, tone, moisturize every morning and evening, exfoliating once a week and using this product around once a week ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle is one of those brands that the "it" crowd starting raving about a couple of years ago - specifically, that incredibly lardy "cleanser" ("cleanse and polish", it's called) that you use the muslin cloth with. You could barely open a high-end Sunday supplement without some mention of the brand. Most of the Liz Earle products feature some combination of organic / non animal tested / essential oil type ingredients, and they come in a very classy looking cream opaque packaging with simple black text. I'd previously used her Deep Cleansing mask and liked it very much, so i invested in the Nourishing version specifically to ...  Read the complete review

After using the Liz Earle cleanse and polish, I have now become a huge fan of her products. I have written a review on the cleanse and polish and have found that with regular use it has evened out my skin and I have far fewer break outs. As I was so impressed by one of the daily products, I thought I would give one of the problem/solution products a go. I was looking for a product that would give it a deep moisturisation and brighten it up. The Intensive Nourishing Treatment is for a solution for problem skin that is deeply stressed, dry and dehydrated. The website claims that the mask will condition and moisturise the skin, calming and replenishing it in the ...  Read the complete review

This product is a mask treatment which is great for dry or dehydrated skin as it brings moisture to your skin again. It is also beneficial for just giving your face some TLC because skin is instantly given a moisture boost which makes the skin look healthier and brighter. If you do not have much time, or need an inexpensive alternative to a full facial treatment, then this is great for you. I use this product twice a week or sometimes more during winter (as my skin becomes drier) and use it on a morning after my cleanse and tone routine. I guess you could leave the product on for as long as you like - depending on how dry your skin is, but I like to apply it ...  Read the complete review