Liz Earle cloths are marketed for use with Liz Earle cleansing lotion, but they're a really useful beauty product in their own right. You get six of these in a pack for £6. They're doubled layered, pristinely pressed white muslin cloths with lime green edging. To use, simply wet them and use them as a face cloth. The brilliance of this product is that the muslin is slightly exfoliating. Without tearing at your skin, these will whisk away any dead cells, leaving your face feeling fresh and your skin glowing. They really have made a difference to my skin, getting rid of impurities and stimulating the circulation on my face to the point that my ...  Read the complete review

When I bought my first Liz Earle product which was the cleanse and polish, it came with 2 muslin cloths. The cloths work well for removing the cleanser from the skin. I have bought the No 7 hot cloth cleanser which comes with a cloth but this cloth isn't anyway near as nice as the Liz Earle cloth. My cloths from Liz Earle became a little worn and grubby and so I decided to buy some more. The cloths are an oblong shape and have a light green stitched edging. They are white in colour and a fairly thick muslin material. The muslin is a soft material and it doesn't scratch my skin when I use them to wipe the cleanser from my skin. They are very strong and a very ...  Read the complete review

When I received my Elle Subscription gift of Liz Earle goodies, my box contained 4 of these muslin cloths to use alongside my Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser (Review is now up!). I couldn't really see how using a muslin cloth could be any different to me using a regular facial flannel but it makes a huge difference. The Liz Earle Muslin Cloths are sold in either packs of 2 or 8 and are priced at £3.55 or £8.65 respectivly. These also come with various sets you can buy on the Liz Earle website. The cloths themselves are of a very good size, white in colour with a pale green trim around the outer edges. They feel super soft ...  Read the complete review

Like many before me, I received two muslin clothes in a set with Liz Earle's Cleanse And Polish. The idea behind these clothes were the fact that they are just like a handkerchief rather than flannels which means that they are not too harsh or abrading on the skin. They are finely woven to catch and take off dead skin cells, which is the main cause of spots, and so I thought I'd try them out... I was quite astonished by how well they worked, my skin no longer dries out after using flannels but the gentle brush over my face with a cloth sure does a lot of good! Also the reduction of spots and redness does work but only slightly. I have started using these ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle Muslin Cloths are used within the Liz Earle face care range. When you purchase the Cleanse and Polish starter kit (much hyped cleanser- absolutely fabulous- see an earlier review) you receive two muslin cloths alongside it. Basically they are a square piece of white fabric- approx 20cm by 20cm, which is hemmed around the edge- this is good as it prevents fraying of the material. They are quite soft to the touch. The muslin cloths are required as part of the Cleanse and Polish process. After applying the cleanser, the muslin cloth is rinsed under warm/hot water and massaged on the face to remove the cleanser. I use sweeping motions for this ...  Read the complete review