Liz Earle Skincare Regime...

I suffered with dry skin, especially during the winter. I got dry patches on certain areas of my face, which didn't allow my Make up to be applied very nicely. My mum then told me to purchase this Liz Earle 3 stem regime as she used it and had great success with it.

(I've ran out of the moisturiser so had to do the picture like this)

I'll first talk about the Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser, which is the first step. All you do with with it is, apply it to your face and neck, wet your muslin cloth (which comes with it), under warm water and wipe your face and neck with it, removing the Cleanse and Polish. Your skin instantly feels fresh and you get that clean, breathable feeling. The muslin cloth also works as an exfoliator and removes dead/dry skin. Your dry skin removed is also visible on the muslin cloth, although that's not a very nice thing to see but its satisfying to see something work, right?! The Cleanse and Polish comes in a pump bottle so you get jut the right amount out and it doesn't get messy at all.

The next step is the Instant Boost Toner. I use this with a cotton pad before I moisturise and it gives a very refreshing feeling and feels nice and cool on your face. It makes sure that every last bit of dirt/make up is removed and leaves your skin brightened.

The last step is the Skin Repair Moisturiser this is available for normal/combination skin and dry/sensitive skin. This moisturiser perfectly moisturises my face without leaving it too oily. The consistency of this moisturiser is a very soft medium type, its not too thin and not too thick. You get a very nice easy application with it and it leaves a nice glow on your face.

I bought this 3 step regime directly from the Liz Earle website for £45 and I received a free full size body lotion and a small deep cleansing mask. Individually the Cleanse and Polish is £15.50, the Instant Boost Tonic is £14.50 and the Moisturiser is £20.25. This might be a bit pricey but these products are really good. John Lewis do also sell Liz Earle products and they have a little counter with a sales person who it would be a good idea to talk to, to get the right products for your skin type and concern.

Let me know how you get along. 

xx