Most morning’s start with Cleanse & Polish £14.75. I’m currently enjoying the limited edition orange blossom and chamomile flavour – it has a lovely refreshing scent... very summery. Nothing wakes my face like the iconic hot cloth cleanser. A gentle massage to get the blood pumping, a buff with the pure muslin cloth and a splash of water... does wonders! Read my full review here Sometimes I follow with Liz Earle Skin Tonic, but if I’m in a rush, the splash of cold water will do.
If the eyes are the windows to the soul then mine’s knackered! I always wake up with tired puffy eyes and obvious blue-toned eye bags. I don’t know what I’d do without this duo. Liz Earle Eyebright £10.75 is a cooling, refreshing tonic for tired eyes. Gentle dab cotton pads soaked with Eyebright all over the eye area to wake and revitalise tired peepers. I keep mine in the fridge for added Ooomph! After a couple of minutes I dab on the saviour that is Eye Repair £14.75. The triple action cream reduces the appearance of fine lines but it also has amazing light-reflective particles that magically conceal dark bags and brightens the eye area. Dab it on and watch the wonder occur.
love the cleanse and polish!
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Do you find the Liz Earle stuff is good at combating oil? I have quite oliy skin... Or do you have any recommendations for skin care products that do?! xxx
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I bought the two eyecare products you mentioned here after this review and so far I love them both, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am scared of the surgical ways to correct my vision.Besides,there is no guarantied chance to correct my vision.Again,if anything goes wrong I won't have any reverse option in surgical ways.So,I prefer sleepSEE. safe vision correction
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