Call me predictable but yes the Liz Earle Superskin Concentrate was included in a QVC kit from a while ago. These kits are such good value that you end up paying a fraction of the actual price of the product -it's a no brainer!
A little info from the Liz Earle website ...
(source)"The intense, aromatic blend of 100% pure plant oils in this rich, rebalancing night-time treat is suitable for all skin types. It helps to soften dry or mature skin and balance combination or oily skin.Use at night after cleansing and toning (but before moisturising).Naturally active ingredients include softening argan and organic rosehip oils, soothing neroli, lavender and chamomile essential oils plus antioxidant natural source vitamin E."
Over winter, with the cold and central heating etc etc my skin suffers the usual de-hydration and dullness. I introduced the Superskin Concentrate into my nightly routine a few months ago. I apply after toning and under moisturiser several times a week and massage in mainly over my cheeks - it alleviates any dry or tight feeling immediately - I then take the excess over my t-zone and chin. It has a wonderfully aromatic strong scent which I find both relaxing and slightly addictive. I love the fact that my skin feels nourished and have actually been known to do a surprised double take (through very bleary eyes!) first thing in the morning, as it leaves skin visibly plumped, smoothed and balanced.
You may know (as I bang on about it often enough!) that I also suffer from eczema breakouts from time to time with dry, red, flaky patches on my cheeks. I have massaged the Superskin Concentrate gently into these areas every night during a flare up. It soothes and hydrates and basically just clears it up. Whenever I suspect a breakout now this is the first thing I reach for to keep things under control.
So I'm thinking that the Superskin Concentrate is turning into one of my desert island products and possibly my favourite of the Liz Earle range. It works wonders on my dry bits, my oily bits and my eczema bits - I think that covers all my bits! I have the 10ml rollerball which is £20 to buy alone and although it is expensive a little goes a very long way so I don't need to panic just yet but it's definitely something I'd repurchase as a Winter skincare saviour!
Have you tried the Liz Earle Superskin Concentrate? What is your Winter skincare saviour?
Jen x
This sounds so good and Liz Earle have free P&P at the moment so might have to make a naughty purchase!! x
ReplyDeleteI noticed the free p&p earlier - did you make your naughty purchase? x
DeleteNever tried it but would like to. Really need to get on QVC but I don't get a look in with the TV! x
ReplyDeleteYou may well like it Sharron - I'd put my foot down about the TV if I was you! x
DeleteThis sounds seriously good. I love my Antipodes Divine Face Oil but I really want to try some others xx
ReplyDeleteIt is good Sasha - your Antipodes sounds lovely too! xx
DeleteOhhhhh... Yes, this is going on the list.
ReplyDeleteCharlotte - www.blotandreapply.com x
The eternal lish eh Charlotte! x
DeleteSounds lush but it's hard to get hold of over here - I use a brand called Acure that uses Argon oil - it is beautiful - they even do hair products with it. xx
ReplyDeleteIt sounds lovely Joanna - bet the hair products are good! xx
DeleteI may well have to give this a try, my skin is back on form now so I think I can afford to be a bit more experimental again. This one has been on my list for a while, although I'm still a bit dubious when it comes to certain face oils - haven't used them since my skin cleared up, and while I always enjoyed them I could never be sure whether they were making things better or worse!
ReplyDeleteMel xx
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It's definitely made things better for me Mel and doesn't upset my t zone or cause any breakouts. Let me know if you give it a go! xx
DeleteWant want want!!
ReplyDeleteGo on treat yourself Gaelle! x
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