Liz Earle Muslin Cloths

These muslin clothes provide so much more than your simple flannel used to mop up baby vomit! To begin with, these clothes are ideal for simple facial care. They are specifically designed to provide exfoliation, removing the dead skin allowing the application of a simple moisturiser to keep your skin fresh. I feel that using it with the provided cleaner provided excellent results fordaily cleansing. The muslin can be washed and still worked as effectively. It still retained it's softness without having to use piles of softner in the washing machine. Not the big question - is it worth the extra price. I feel that as an ...  Read the complete review

These are great cloths for exfoliating your face. They come with the Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser. They are so soft, that at first I thought there was no way they would be any good at exfoliating, but I was wrong! They are great at keeping blackheads at bay and preventing spots. They are very gentle, so they don't cause any redness to the skin or overstimulate the skin. I quite often use these on their own when I have run out of cleanser, and they work really well. I just bung them in the wash after a couple of uses. I've had mine for a while now and they still look great and feel soft. They are great if you are travelling as well, as they hardly take ...  Read the complete review

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