Liz Earle Skin Repair Light - Oily

So, here is the third review in my Trilogy of Liz Earle products that I am currently using. Of course, there are many more to be purchased, but these are my mainstays. As every woman (or man, for that matter) who looks after their skin knows, you should have your routine of Cleanse, Tone and Moisturise if nothing else. There is so much pollution entering your pores, and then the added bonus of drying conditions, such as wind, air conditioning, sunshine (for those two days each summer) or just sitting in a centrally heated house all day. All very drying to the skin. Very few of us have 'normal' skin. That is, skin where the lower layers can't keep the ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle has a range of facial, hands,skin & body lotions & potions which are promoted as containing only natural ingredients & ,whilst not the cheapest products you can buy, the ones I've used have proved to give good results. They're not available everywhere - Liz Earle has an eBay shop & I've seen other sellers offering her products, I think John Lewis stock them but I always go to QVC as they offer a 30 day money-back guarantee if you're not happy. Some of her products have won beauty awards so I'm obviously not the only one who's happy with her range. I bought this Skin Repair Light- Oily over ayear ago (shelf life ...  Read the complete review

Liz Earle Skin Repair Light Moisturiser for combination/oily skin I have tried many products to help my oily/combinatiion spot prone skin but few have helped. I was told to try Liz Earles products by a friend, so i bought this moisturiser in part of a set from the Liz Earle website, which included cleanser, tonic and this combination/oily skin moisturiser. I choose the combination/oily but you could also choose normal or dry skin moisturiser. **The Packaging** This product comes in a pale green/blue 50ml tall, slim bottle. It has the usual flower Liz Earle symbol on the front and lists the natural active ingrediants on the front in ...  Read the complete review

I got a little trial sized tube of this free when I bought the famous (and completely overrated) hot cloth cleanser. It costs £15.50 for a 50ml pump or tube, or £6 for the little travel sized 15ml tube that I have. According to Liz Earle this provides just the right level of nourishment to leave combination/oily skin types radiant and soft, hydrates and helps to protect and strengthen the skin. Avocado oil, borage oil and echinacea help strengthen and natural-source vitamin E help protect to ensure total daily care for your skin. It comes in either a tube with a screw on lid, or a pump action bottle. The moisturiser is quite thick and creamy and as ...  Read the complete review

I am going to start out by saying I love this moisturiser. I've been using it for about 3 years and it works pefectly for my skin type (quite pale, combination, oily T-zone). About 6 months ago I stopped using it. You always hear that after you have been using something for a long time you should have a look at what else it out there because there could be something better, so, I thought I'd have a bash at Clarins as I'd heard great things about their Hydraquench Lotion. It is supposed to be suitable for combination/oily skin but it just plain isn't! I gave it a good go and used it for about 2-3 months. The outbreaks on my skin are only just beginning to clear ...  Read the complete review