I had previously used the cleanser, toner and moisturiser from Simple, as they were a good, reputable (and cheap) brand, but I found these were no longer preventing the spots from appearing on my face so bigger measures were needed.
I purchased the Liz Earle Cleanser, Toner and Moisturiser together as a bundle for around £50, which for me, was a very bold move.
The delivery was very quick and was beautifully packaged. The team also threw in a 'Liz Earle Superskin Concentrate' and a mini 'Hot Cloth Cleanser' for good measure (not sure if this was because they knew it was my first purchase, but Thanks Liz! =) ) and it certainly made me a very happy customer.
Top - Superskin Concentrate
Below - Mini Cleanse and Polish
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However... Tragedy struck a few weeks ago when my cleanser ran out, and so with my budget a little tighter than before I was reluctant to pay £15 for another one (as brilliant as it was). This led to some shopping around when I found this on the Superdrug website - the 'Vitamin E, Hot cloth cleanser' after looking at the customer reviews it seemed to be rated quite highly, with many of the reviewers being similar Liz Earle cheapskates like myself.
So I bought it.
Comparison
Price
Liz Earle - £15.00
Superdrug - £4.99
Volume
Liz Earle - 100ml
Superdrug - 200ml
Smell
Liz Earle - Good - herb ally
Superdrug - Good - suncreamy (the kind you like putting on, not the horrible sticky stuff)
So there you go, make your own opinion. I know if I could afford it it would be Liz Earle all the way but at the minute I can't :/.
However a downside of the Vitamin E range is that there seems to be cleaner, unless I am just missing it, but for me the Vitamin E works as well as the more expensive version andI think it is the one I will be going for in the future.
http://uk.lizearle.com
http://www.superdrug.com
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