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Liz Earle's new moisturiser gets shoppers compliments after two weeks
The Superskin Advanced Firming Serum-in-Moisturiser is a luxurious, rich cream that contains acacia tree extract, a natural alternative to collagen, as well as rosehip oil to smooth and soften skin.
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Customers are heaping accolades on a fresh Liz Earle moisturiser that's claimed to make ageing skin 'firmer, and plumper' and tackle 'crepey necks'. The new Superskin Advanced Firming Serum-in-Moisturiser, priced at £49, aims to combat deep-set lines and wrinkles, boasting smoother skin results 'in just two weeks'.
Utilising acacia tree extract as a botanical stand-in for collagen, and loaded with rosehip oil, this concoction is said to enhance skin elasticity and furnish it with a more toned appearance. The stats are backing these claims too, with 93% of individuals in a Liz Earle study observing less lacklustre skin, while 83% noticed diminished wrinkles and over 90% reported increased radiance and fullness in under 14 days.
On top of that, buyers can snap up a bargain through the label's current 3 for 2 deal, netting themselves this age-defying treatment at a lesser price—equating to £32.67 per item when purchasing trio packs, which amounts to £98, the cost for a duo pack, reports the Manchester Evening News.
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With a stellar 4.6 rating on the Liz Earle website, it's evident that this product has struck a chord with beauty enthusiasts seeking a youthful glow and a supple complexion. One particularly impressed shopper shared her surprise at the compliments she received on her skin after using the product, exclaiming: "I have been a Superskin user for many years and thought that nothing would beat the original... Well I was wrong!"
One reviewer raved: "This cream is amazing when you first open the jar you think that it's going to be too rich as it looks like butter, but it's so not. It has a slight spongy texture and when you massage into the skin, it's light but very nourishing without any greasy feel. After a few seconds you get this cooling sensation and the the skin just drinks it in," reports the Mirror.
"It leaves the skin with what I would say is a satin finish. I love the fact that this is a serum in moisturiser cream, as I wanted to simplify my routine and have been using with a serum with no issues. Since using it people have been complimenting my skin. My new must have."
Others have shared similar praise, with another reviewer commenting: "I can honestly relay this is the best cream I have ever used for my 60-year old skin. It has left it looking smoother and my face genuinely feels so soft to the touch . It even has a beautiful spa-like smell. I would truly recommend anyone giving it a try."
However, not all customers were satisfied, with one reviewer expressing disappointment with the moisturiser's absorption. They wrote: "I've been using Liz Earle for a long time, and I think this is the first time I've moaned about any of the products. But I do not like this new moisturiser, it is very difficult to massage in and it has made my skin very dry."
(Image: Liz Earle)While the moisturiser hasn't won everyone over, many users have reported positive experiences, with one review stating: "I have been using this product since it first went on sale and its brilliant. My skin is firmer, plumper and my crepey neck has disappeared."
For those interested in the moisturiser and eager to explore more from the Superskin range, there's a money-saving 3 for 2 offer available. The collection is tailored to boost and sustain the firmness, smoothness, and radiance of your complexion.
For instance, you might consider pairing the Advanced Nourishing Cleansing Balm, £39 and Superskin Microdermabrasion Polish, £32, alongside the moisturiser for £88 - saving you £32. Priced at £39, the cleansing balm goes beyond cleaning; it also pampers your skin with rejuvenating ingredients aimed at restoring a youthful appearance.
Liz Earle’s website describes the balm: "Infused with pomegranate oil, this balm reveals skin that looks instantly hydrated and visibly transforms the appearance of your skin after two weeks."
Users have described this staple of the skincare regimen as a 'real treat for your skin,' with one happy customer sharing: "I had been wanting to try Advanced Nourishing Cleansing Balm for a while and was given a pot for Christmas. I don't know why I waited so long, it is gorgeous on your skin and leaves your skin feeling so smooth and hydrated."
Another customer shared: "Just had this for a Christmas gift. The cleansing balm is so lovely to use, buttery and feels so comforting. This will be my new Liz Earle regular."
Those with sensitive eyes have also praised how effortlessly it removes makeup without causing irritation. One beauty enthusiast commented: "This is such a good cleanser. I just love the feel of the balm on my face. I have quite sensitive eyes but this balm simply melts away my mascara and makeup. It is so moisturising, it does not leave your skin feeling tight when cleansed. I would highly recommend this product."
While many users noticed a difference in their skin after using this product, some didn't share the same experience. A three-star reviewer noted: "I'm into my 2nd week of using the balm. As yet I haven't seen any difference in my skin."
Despite this, they commended the cream for its 'texture and smell'. To see what else is available in the brand's 3 for 2 deal, visit the website here.
If Liz Earle isn't quite your preference and you're looking for a moisturiser, Lookfantastic's current sale offers Elemis' Superfood Midnight Facial for £35.95, down from £46, as well as its Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm. Reduced from £49 to £39.20, it's a fantastic alternative that promises cleansed, nourished and firmer skin. Elsewhere, No. 7's Essential Moisture Day Cream is now £6.97, down from £9.95.
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