Liz Earle Skin Repair

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 ...

I must first say that I absolutely love Liz Earle products....I would not live without the cleanse and polish. So I thought I would give the moisturiser a shot. I have combination skin (an oily t-zone), so I chose the normal/combination product. I have seen Liz demonstrate this product frequently and she always described it as a "vanishing cream", so I was hopeful about using this on my skin. The first moan I have about this cream is that it comes in a pot, I don't know about you but I hate using creams from a pot. I always use too much and I feel like I am contaminating the rest of the cream every time I dip my fingers in. I dolloped the cream on ...

Nice product, but definitely not for oily or combination skin. That's my verdict on Liz Earle's moisturiser. She only does two versions, one for dry/sensitive and this one. As soon as i opened the tub I thought that this looked way too thick and rich for my skin, and I was soon proved right. It felt quite heavy going on and made my face look rather shiney straightaway. It's supposed to be a good base for make-up, but anything I put on this would have slid straight off! Reading the ingredients, which are all natural by the way, it even sounds as though it would be too much for anyone who had even the slightest inclination towards an oilier complexion. It is a ...