HayleyBee90 published Miracle Skincare from Liz Earle

I suffer with mild Eczema on my face, and anyone who has it knows Eczema has the temperament of a teenager. It's always there annoying you, but the slightest thing can aggravate it making it ten times worse, and it won't go without a fight. Last week, mine flared up with a vengeance. My cheeks looked like they could have stripped varnish from wood, and when I tried to cover it with make up, the cracks just deepened.

I used E45 cream to try and calm it down, but this would only help for an hour or two before I would feel the skin tightening again. After several days, I resorted to hydrocortisone cream, which I hate using because it thins the skin. When this failed too, my mum suggested I try Liz Earle, aBritish skincare company that uses the finest quality naturally active ingredients. It's not cheap, and my mum hastight purse strings,so when she buys an expensive product, I know it's definitely worth it.

August Superskin Essentails pack

I used the Hot Cloth Cleanser and woke up to baby soft skin, but after a couple of hours the tightness returned and I needed to moisturise -AGAIN!

Mum gave me a sample of the Skin Repair Moisturiser for dry and sensitive skinthatLiz Earle sent herfor free. All it took was one application, and my skin became more Dairy Milkthan Flake bar. This is when my love affair with Liz Earle began. The consistency of the products are perfect, and they smell so fresh.

They have a range of items designed specifically for treating Eczema. The goodies we ordered form the August Superskin Essentails pack, which arrived deliciously wrapped a couple of days ago.

Since using the products my skin has improved every day; it feels like butter! I don't bother wearing foundation any more, although the tinted moisturiser blends into the skin beautifully, and just adds a touch of colour to your face.

They also send you a complimentary gift each time you order. I got a minifoot scrub, which smells of peppermint.

Liz Earle really do look after you and your skin, and they also sell hair products and and make up, but I haven't tried those yet.

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HayleyBee90 published Miracle Skincare from Liz Earle