Glow-boosting Liz Earle set that leaves skin 'refreshed' is slashed by £28
If you've been looking to incorporate some new products into your skincare routine or are looking for that little extra glow for the summertime, you're in luck as Liz Earle's Radiant Glow Routine set has been slashed by 35% in a limited-time LookFantastic offer.
Normally priced at £80, this three-piece skincare set is now £52. That's a £28 saving on a set with skincare essentials that help clarify and cleanse your skin.
The 'cleanse, tone and moisturise' routine is seen as the bulding blocks of a skincare routine, and is a pretty foolproof way to start off your skincare journey. And that's exactly the three steps that this Liz Earle set incorporates, making it ideal for beginners or those who are looking to top up on the basics.
So what products are included in the set? First up is the Cleanse & Glow™ Transforming Gel Cleanser. This clarifying cleanser transforms from a gel to an oil then a milk, and helps to effectively melt away make-up, SPF and pollutants from the day. The formula is infused with acerola cherry, which helps to brighten the skin.
Secondly, the set includes the Smooth & Glow™ Exfoliating Tonic, an exfoliating toner designed to buff away dead skin, leaving behind smoother, softer skin with less texture. The toner features a blend of prickly pear and sea buckthorn, which helps to even out the skin tone.
Lastly is the Revitalise & Glow™ Illuminating Gel Moisturiser. This multi-purpose face cream provides a boost of hydrating, and also reduces the appearance of redness and pores. The result? Refreshed, radiant skin that retains moisture all day long.
Shoppers have praised this set for the glow-boosting results it provides. One happy customer wrote: " I thought this set was great value and decided to give it a try. I love it! The cleanser is lovely, it cleanses my skin without drying it out. The toner is lovely and refreshing, the moisturiser soaks in lovely without being greasy. It smells amazing. I'll definitely be buying again."
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While a second added: I've used LE cleanse and polish for several years and still use to take make up off. Tried this cleanser and really enjoyed the completely different texture and my skin loos fresh and glowy. Bought this kit for a present as such a good value if I don't keep it myself!". As of yet, there are currently no negative reviews.
If you're looking for some other skincare newness to add to your current collection, K-Beauty brand Erborian has recently launched its new Skin-Therapy Milky Serum.
While Facetheory's new Retinal Supreme MultiCream rivals the likes of luxe beauty brands like Medik 8 but comes at a more wallet-friendly price of £30.
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