I bought the skin repair as I had heard good things about the range. My sister recommended them as she has psoriasis and can hardly use any products on her skin - apart from Liz Earls - so thought I would give it a go. Have been using this with the hot polish cleanser (oh - so nice), and have noticed that my skin is a lot smoother (feels it anyway). I have previously been using anti ageing serums/lotions and potions - to no real effect (apart from to my purse), and while this does not make me look 10 years younger, my skin does feel in a lot better condition, softer / smoother - therefore I feel better. My small daughter was full of the cold, and ...  Read the complete review

I have always heard good things about the Liz Earle range of cosmetics and I was fortunate enough to be given her Superskin Concentrate last year, which I really liked. Liz Earle's ethos is to use natural plant based ingredients, they don't use animal ingredients, just some 'animal-friendly' ones such as beeswax and honey are used in certain products and they don't test on animals. They try and source ingredients sustainably and ethically, and don't use excess packaging. Through a promotion online I decided to order their 'skincare essentials range' for £41 which is a substantial saving on buying the cleanser, skin tonic and a moisturiser separately and it ...  Read the complete review

I have watched QVC on and off for the best part of three years now. It might sound boring watching a shopping channel but when the shopping channel features high end beauty brands like Liz Earle it is my idea of heaven! Liz Earle is known for it's hair, skin and make-up products as well as it's fragrance and men's range, which means men, can enjoy being vain too! The moisturizer I purchased from Liz Earle is called 'Skin repair' and has become a reward winning product for it's excellence. Despite this the product is £18.75 for a 50ml jar, now this may seem expensive to some but it is actually fairly reasonably priced in comparison to some of the ...  Read the complete review

Before Christmas, I began to use Liz Earle's cleanse and polish and was so impressed by the product, I have become smitten with the whole range! Now I know everyone's skin is different but these products just suit my skin- I now have hardly any break-outs and my skin feels incredibly soft- people have even commented on how nice and soft it is! After my success with the cleanser and some of the masks, when my normal day moisturiser ran out I thought I would treat myself to a nice face moisturiser from the range. I consider Liz Earle products to be a more premium brand product, and yes the prices tend to be dearer than stuff off the shelf but I find their ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle skin repair moisturiser Liz Earle describes the moisturiser as "Rich in naturally active skin nourishing ingredients including borage oil, which help skin to retain moisturise, this gentle cream with Echinacea extract and calming hops can help soothe and smooth your skin." It really is a beautifully rich cream that has a distinctive botanical smell, which is very pleasant and it does exactly what you want from a moisturiser. After using this for a little while my skin seems to have settled and I very rarely now get patches of dry skin. Overall, my skin has been looking healthier, smoother and clearer than it has in a while. Skin ...  Read the complete review