Packaging: 5 out of 5Quality: 5 out of 5
Overall: 5 out of 5
Where to purchase? Online, Liz Earle website
Overall: 5 out of 5
Where to purchase? Online, Liz Earle website
Price: £13.00
What they say:
Our original, multi award-winning hot cloth cleanser quickly removes daily grime and make-up to leave skin clean, soft and radiant.
What I say:
Well I'm always a bit dubious when it comes to using new skin care because I have extremely sensitive skin and if something doesn't work for me then BAM spots galore, which isn't very nice at all so I use to always stick to my clinique facial wash. Now don't get me wrong I love Clinique but always read/heard people raving about Liz Earle's Cleanse & Polish and how it removed make-up and left skin feeling extremely clean!
So I decided to bite the bullet and put it an order on the Liz Earle site, the 100ml cost me £9.50 as the site was offering a promotion at the time and it came with 1 or 2 muslin cloths I really can't remember..also I had a free sample of the toner which is lovely!
Anyway how do I use it? Well I like to take my makeup off with a wipe first, doing it this way gets ALL of my makeup off! I then dispense 1 pump of the cleanser onto my hand and then rub onto my face (make sure your face is dry) and then carry on for about a minute before I soak the muslin cloth in hot water, rinse it out and then gently rubbing off the cleanser in a circular motion.
Thats when the Instant skin boost tonic comes in, unlike other toners which have a strong chemical smell to them this one smells lovely. I just use a bit on a cotton pad a swipe over my face, which then leaves my skin feeling extremely clean and refreshed. Would I buy the full size? Well I'll be rather disappointed when the sample comes to an end so we shall see.
Would I recommend? Most definately, it's really great value for money as it lasts a long time..I'd definately like to get my hands on the full size version of the toner and try the moisturiser out also.
Thanks for reading guys, hope this helped any of you considering purchasing.
Well I'm always a bit dubious when it comes to using new skin care because I have extremely sensitive skin and if something doesn't work for me then BAM spots galore, which isn't very nice at all so I use to always stick to my clinique facial wash. Now don't get me wrong I love Clinique but always read/heard people raving about Liz Earle's Cleanse & Polish and how it removed make-up and left skin feeling extremely clean!
So I decided to bite the bullet and put it an order on the Liz Earle site, the 100ml cost me £9.50 as the site was offering a promotion at the time and it came with 1 or 2 muslin cloths I really can't remember..also I had a free sample of the toner which is lovely!
Anyway how do I use it? Well I like to take my makeup off with a wipe first, doing it this way gets ALL of my makeup off! I then dispense 1 pump of the cleanser onto my hand and then rub onto my face (make sure your face is dry) and then carry on for about a minute before I soak the muslin cloth in hot water, rinse it out and then gently rubbing off the cleanser in a circular motion.
Thats when the Instant skin boost tonic comes in, unlike other toners which have a strong chemical smell to them this one smells lovely. I just use a bit on a cotton pad a swipe over my face, which then leaves my skin feeling extremely clean and refreshed. Would I buy the full size? Well I'll be rather disappointed when the sample comes to an end so we shall see.
Would I recommend? Most definately, it's really great value for money as it lasts a long time..I'd definately like to get my hands on the full size version of the toner and try the moisturiser out also.
Thanks for reading guys, hope this helped any of you considering purchasing.
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