• Step 1

Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser.

The packaging was lovely and has a very easy pump to use, the smell was amazing with the eucalyptus and cocoa butter.  It has a rich and creamy texture and gently removed all the traces of my face and eye make up, even my waterproof mascara.

Then I used the muslin cloth for the polish that gently exfoliated my skin, and removed my make up.  After I cleansed my face it felt so clean and fresh. This has to be my all time favourite cleanser !

Naturally active ingredients that include eucalyptus and cocoa butter for smoother, clearer skin.

• Step 2

Liz Earle Instant Boost Skin Tonic.

I have used so many other top brands of toner before and have never been really happy with the results.  I think mainly they contained a large amount of alcohol that resulted in skin burn and sting.

This heavenly floral-scented, non-drying toner refreshes, soothes and brightens your skin. Gentle and alcohol-free. Simply place on to a cotton wool pad and sweep over face and neck after using Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser.  I found the toner to be very soothing and it calmed my skin immediately.

Naturally active ingredients include organic Aloe Vera to revitalise and soften and Calendula, chamomile, cucumber and natural source vitamin E to soothe and refresh the skin.

• Step 3

Liz Earle Super Skin Repair Moisturiser.

I massaged into my face and neck, twice a day, after using the Instant Boost Skin Tonic.  I have quite dry skin that verges on the very dry side in winter, I found this moisturizer really soaked into my skin beautifully yet felt light at the same time. The only point I would say it is a shame that there is no SPF.

Rich in natural actives including borage oil (a rich source of the essential fatty acid GLA) and natural antioxidants beta-carotene and vitamin E to replace lost moisture and help protect normal/combination skin.

Naturally active ingredients include borage and avocado oil to intensively moisturise, smooth and protect.

To order your skin care visit Liz Earle.com