Boots shoppers bag £69 worth of Liz Earle products for under £40 in bundle deal
Sale season is officially here. Shoppers looking for a bargain should head over to Boots, as the retailer has slashed the price off thousands of products to get customers summer-ready.
One of the standout offers is a beauty set from Liz Earle, it features skincare staples that have long been considered as 'favourites' among beauty editors and skincare enthusiasts. The Liz Earle Cleanse and Hydrate Collection is a top contender for nourishing tired and dull skin; it's worth £69 for the trio of skincare products but is now available for £37.50 (was £42) at Boots.
The moisture-boosting set is designed to leave the complexion cleansed, refreshed, and revitalised in only a few simple steps. Alternatively, Glossybox's Love & Glow Limited Edition beauty box offers a selection of makeup and skincare at £45, but is worth £150. While Cult Beauty's The Set for Sun Edit is valued at £175 for £45 and contains the likes of Laneige, Ultrasun and Elemis.
Inside the carefully curated Liz Earle set there's a 200ml Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser, a 200ml Instant Boost Skin Tonic, a 150ml Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion, and two of Liz Earle's Pure Cotton Cloths to complete the routine.
Among the trio of hardworking products, the Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser is a multi-award-winning favourite. Loved for its gentle yet effective cleansing power, it's also enriched with rosemary and nourishing cocoa butter. This creamy formula works to effortlessly melt away dirt, stubborn make-up, and daily impurities.
In a review for the cleanser, one person shared: "This is such a nice cleanser. My skin never feels dry or tight after using it. It smells gorgeous, like a spa scent. It's my go-to for AM cleansing."
A second person wrote: "I'm in love with this cleanse and polish cleanser. It cleans so well and leaves my skin feeling fresh." A third person wrote: "You will be amazed at this product and how it gets all the dirt and grime out of your skin. It leaves skin refreshed, and once you have used it, you will certainly see the benefit to your skin."
However, some shoppers had mixed feelings. One review said: "I love the smell, texture, and the feeling during and after cleansing. I wouldn't say it's life-changing, but it's a really nice product to use."
Customers can bag the Liz Earle Cleanse and Hydrate Collection for £37.50 at Boots.
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