I was sceptical about Liz Earle's new cleansing balm but it gave my skin a fresh glow without drying it out

Liz Earle's Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm left my skin looking fresher, smoother and noticeably more radiant after every cleanse.placeholder image
Liz Earle's Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm left my skin looking fresher, smoother and noticeably more radiant after every cleanse. | Liz Earle

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Liz Earle's Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm promises brighter-looking skin without stripping away moisture. After trying it, I found it removed make-up effortlessly while leaving my complexion looking fresher, smoother and more radiant.

I've always been wary of skincare products promising "glow", but Liz Earle Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm is one that lives up to the claim. This rich cleansing balm melts effortlessly into the skin, removing even stubborn make-up while turning an everyday cleanse into something that feels a little more luxurious.

Once water is added, it transforms into a silky milk that rinses away cleanly, leaving skin feeling comfortable rather than stripped. Ingredients including acerola cherry, prickly pear seed oil and sea buckthorn help explain why it feels more nourishing than many brightening cleansers. If you're curious about the latest price on the cleansing balm, it's currently £30.

Liz Earle's Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm promises to remove make-up while leaving skin looking fresher, brighter and beautifully nourished.placeholder image
Liz Earle's Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm promises to remove make-up while leaving skin looking fresher, brighter and beautifully nourished. | Liz Earle

The standout feature, though, is the finish. After cleansing, my skin looked noticeably fresher, smoother and more awake, without any tightness afterwards. The fresh, spa-like fragrance also makes it feel like more than just another skincare step. Those with sensitive skin should also appreciate that it's designed to brighten without sacrificing comfort. You can see buying options for the Liz Earle cleanser here.

At £30 it isn't the cheapest cleanser on the shelf, but a little goes a long way, making it feel like better value than the price tag first suggests. There are also current offers available, including £10 off when you spend £35 on selected Liz Earle products at Boots using the code LIZEARLE10, while shoppers buying direct from Liz Earle can also find multi-buy promotions. Check the current deal on the cleansing balm before buying.

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