Ages ago I was sent the popular Liz Earle CLeanse and Polish to review and I have just used the last drop of it so thought it was time to review it. I’m a bit late to the Liz Earle party but if the Cleanse and Polish is anything to go by, the products are gorge.
Image From Liz Earle Website
I was sent the starter kit whcih included 100ml Cleanse and Polish and two muslin cloths in a neat little travel bag (Ideal for holidays). The cleanser is two phase based, phase one removes makeup (even stubborn mascara) and phase two is polishing off the cream with a muslin cloth removing yuk dead skin cells and leaving your skin feeling clean and looking radiant. The cleanser smells of eucalyptus (yum) and is cream based.
I’ve never really paid much attention to the use of muslin cloths for cleansing but I think I am becoming a convert. I noticed while using this my cotton wool pads lasted longer and the cloths are easily cleaned by popping them in the washing machine with the little mans clothes. Another thing I like about the product is the ingredients list: Beeswax, Cocoa Butter, Eucalyptus Oil, Chamomile Oil and Rosemary essential oils. This is a treat for your sense of smell.
If you haven’t tried Cleanse and polish, I would highly recommend it. Now is a great time to aswell because from the 23rd-25th of this month it is being sold on the website for the original launch price of €11.75. I ordered Sanctuary Cleansing Oil off Cloud10Beauty to try out but when it’s empty I think I will be returning to this.
xxx Have you tried this revolutionary product or is there something else from Liz Earle you have tried that you would recommend for a Liz Earle beginner like me? xxx
There will always be a place in my heart for St. Tropez, the first tan I ever bought, over ten years ago at this stage. The mousse was always my product of choice. Since that first purchase, St. Tropez has grown as a brand now offering a wash off tan (great if you don’t want to have a tan for days) tans with SPF and tan enhancer (genius) tans for those who have sensitive skin and skin illuminators. They are going to have a gorgeous giftset in for christmas, containing self-tan mousse, wash-off dark spray, a tanning mitt and a shimmer brick priced at €39.95 – a brilliant price considering there is easily €60 worth of products in the giftset. 
Yes To! has been treated to a makeover with pretty packaging and the introduction of the new Yes To Blueberries range. This brings Yes To! up to five lovely ranges, the others being Yes To Carrots, Yes to Cucumbers, Yes to Tomatoes and Yes to Baby. Yes to Blueberries is for age damaged and mature skin, smells lovely and has really pretty packaging.The range is so big that I will dedicate a full post to it later in the week. 
and with the new collaboration with the Muppets, my smile is even bigger. A gorgeous selection of colours with fun names including Gone Gonzo, Warm & Fozzie and Excuse Moi. Single bottles are priced at €12.95 and 3 minis are €16.95. I know I’ll be spoiling myself this christmas with these nail polishes. 
Sanctuary, the spa skincare experts have lots of lovely goodies to offer including a 2 step spa facial (€29.95) containing a warming microdermabrasion polish to get rid of dead skin cells and the therapist secret facial oil which penetrates the skin to produce a natural glow. Hands and Feet need love too so treat them to Spa Perfect Manicure (€23.95) and Spa Perfect Pedicure (€15.95). There are some many lovely sets from Sanctuary this year, I could be writing about them all day.
