Boots reduces 'flawless' £28 Liz Earle skincare that 'blends beautifully' to £10

Boots shoppers are raving about a 'lovely and light' moisturiser designed for 'natural all day radiance.' The beautyretailer has reduced the product as part of its weekly £10 Tuesday deals.

The Liz Earle Skin Repair Light Cream 50mlis now £10, down from its original price of £28 for the one-day sale. Boots says the skincare product is "scientifically proven intensive moisture boost, for up to 72 hours of balanced hydration." It states the cream is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

The product description adds: "This lightweight, plant-powered moisturiser locks in moisture and effortlessly hydrates to restore balance to all skin types.

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"With a silky texture, this moisturiser is powered by plant-based hyaluronic acid, alongside hydrating borage seed oil and avocado oil, plus soothing echinacea and toning hops. After use, skin feels comfortable, supple and glows with natural all day radiance."

Elsewhere, shoppers might prefer TATCHA's The Dewy Skin cream for £24 from Selfridges. Beauty Bay also has the Danessa Myricks BeautyYummy Skin Moisture Repair Balm Serum for £44.50, while LookFantastic has reduced the La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5 Multi-Purpose Repairing Balm 40ml from £11 to £8.80.

The Liz Earle Skin Repair Light Cream 50ml has gained a 4.7-star rating, with rave reviews from shoppers. One impressed customer said: "This light cream leaves my normal skin type amply moisturised.

"I also like how my makeup sits flawlessly over it and doesn’t leave foundation looking too thick over it either. The cream doesn’t smell of any strong ingredients which makes it a pleasant base to start with."

Someone else wrote: "Light as air day cream. Lovely and light moisturiser, blends in beautifully and good to use over a serum."

However, a different shopper wrote: "Lovely product, purchased as a treat for myself, light and non greasy on the skin, lasts most of the day on my face. Sadly and air bubble in the pot meant it wasn’t full, which was disappointing given the cost of the product."

The Liz Earle Customer Care Team replied: "The product fill specifications for our 50ml Moisturisers is that the jar be filled to a minimum of 52ml. By specifying this overfill we can be confident that we provide our customers with 50ml of product every time. To enable this action, we’ve had to make use of a slightly larger jar, which, depending on the way the pack is filled, may on occasion cause it to appear lower in the jar.

"Please be aware that the product will also move in transit which could result in ‘wells’ appearing in the formulation – this is completely normal. Please be assured that there will always be a minimum of 50ml in the jar."

Despite this, the majority of comments were positive. Another fan praised: "Extremely light cream. I started using this on holiday as a 'travel size' item and loved it. I love most Liz Earle products will definitely buy this again."

A repeat buyer added: "This is a lovely light summer moisturiser I've been using for many years, I can't find better for the warmer months of the year. It layers well with daily SPF."

Shoppers keen to read more feedback before making a purchase could also check comments from Boots customers on Trustpilot. The retailer has earned an 'excellent' 4.3 rating, but it's worth noting that not all reviews are positive.

One unhappy response read: "You advised £10 Tuesday but then ask for £3.95 delivery and not available for click and collect in store, when store had stock of product."

Another said: "I ordered a couple of items from £10 Tuesday deals and was disappointed when one of them was out of stock. There was no option to wait until stock was refilled so my money was refunded. It was to be part of a birthday gift so that was a real shame."