Liz Earle

[citygirl1961]

Does anyone here rate Liz Earle products?

I used LE for years (QVC have stocked it for I think 10+ years) I liked the simplicity of the range and the ethics behind the brand.

There were a few items I really liked and re-purchased
Cleanse & Polish , the Light moisturiser and the eye serum
But I don't like the eye cream that has the reflective particles (too white) or the body wash or the toner (too lavender for me)
They do burble on about the fragrences on QVC "like a big bunch of flowers" but IMO the bodywash smells like furniture polish

I love the shampoo, but I find I need to use the shampoo + conditioner for best effect.
I bought the No 15 perfume, when I smelled it originally I loved it. But the bottle I have smells a bit plastic [confused[]

Not tried the make-up or nail products.
It's a range that has grown but I read it was bought out by Avon?

Look on QVC , they do loads of kits , you can see if it suits you?

I used to be very faithful but now I think it's over priced for what it is. They changed the C and P formula a few years ago and it's not the same any more.

I used the brand for a couple of years. I used to go to the store in the kings road in sloane square.

Since having children, I can't justify the expense anymore. I now use Superdrug naturally radiant range and my face hasn't noticed the difference.

Yes if you've got super sensitive skin. I've tried cheaper stuff but end up all blotchy.

I just bought the cleanse & polish and it's nice. I still prefer my Eve Lom though as it feels richer. I'll continue to use both as it seems a bit extravagant to use the Eve Lom all the time. I have dry skin and avoid any kind of foaming cleanser.

I like the cleanse and polish, although I also like the Superdrug one. Ditto the moisturiser.

I actually miss the toner, although other than having a lovely smell, I'm not convinced it did anything.

Green tea its a good substitute for the toner