‘My pores and skin will get drier with age’ however £12 cream was ‘will need to have from second I attempted’
Liz Earle’s limited edition Orange Flower Collection is back with limited stock – and fans can bag each product for just over £12
Liz Earle’s popular set only has limited stock available
Liz Earle has brought back one of its most beloved limited edition ranges – and fans have been scrambling to snap up the ‘absolutely divine’ fragrance. The Orange Flower Collection has returned with ‘restricted stock’, offering customers a £40 saving on a selection of bestselling skincare and body care essentials, but only while it lasts.
Valued at £89, the five-piece bundle is priced at £49, and arrives in a handy wash bag perfect for holiday season. Unlike Liz Earle’s core range, the Orange Flower scent isn’t permanently available, making it even more sought-after among the beauty retailer’s fans.
The fragrance features notes of orange, lavender, geranium and rosemary, combined with tonka bean and patchouli for a blend that users say ‘soothes’ them. Some have remarked how the scent is so potent, it ‘fills the entire house’.
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Here’s everything inside the Liz Earle Orange Flower Collection for £49:
- Orange Flower Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser (200ml).
- Orange Flower Botanical Body Wash (200ml).
- Orange Flower Botanical Body Cream (200ml).
- Orange Flower Hand Repair (50ml).
- Pure Cotton Cloth.
At the heart of the collection is the Orange Flower Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser, one of the items that isn’t stocked throughout the year. The cleanser employs the same prize-winning formula as the classic version, working to dissolve makeup, SPF and everyday dirt while leaving skin feeling supple and comfortable, but replaces the distinctive eucalyptus aroma with a fresher, more invigorating citrus note.
While the cleanser might attract shoppers due to its rarity and limited availability, it’s actually the Orange Flower Botanical Body Cream that customers are raving about. Normally £22, it’s £12.25 within the offer and features shea butter and essential oils to leave skin feeling ‘silky and subtly fragranced, reports the Manchester Evening News.
The cream has proved a massive hit with more mature shoppers, with one lady over 65 commenting: “This is the best body cream I have ever used. It clears up and then prevents the return of rough skin on elbows. Pleasant light aroma, excellent texture.”
Another, aged between 55 and 64, said: “Gorgeous cream. Moisturises well and the scent is like being at a spa.”
But women of all ages have been lapping up the cream, with a third review reading: “I’m a big aficionado of the LE Orange blossom fragrance in the shower gel – its an Italian orange grove in Spring. This was the first time I clocked it comes in a body cream so now enjoying a double whammy of loveliness. This will remain a product/ scent I go back to again and again to relive the loveliness.”
This Orange Flower Body Wash and Body Cream from Liz Earle has received exceptionally enthusiastic reviews from fans(Image: Liz Earle)
Naturally, fragrance is incredibly personal and what one person adores may not work for someone else. Some reviewers found the scent wasn’t to their liking, commenting: “I bought this as a gift didn’t like the smell at all.”
Though another devotee added: “Love this body cream use it all the time now great for dry wrinkling skin and smells divine. Used it on holiday instead of after sun trouble was my husband liked it too.”
One shopper hailed it as “the best body cream in the world”, explaining: “This cream has been a must have from the moment I tried it. A little goes such a long way and my skin feels nourished and soft every time I use it. I have found as I get older my skin has become drier but with this gem in my arsenal I have no concerns.”
For those who fancy a warming fragrance rather than something citrusy, the L’Occitane Neroli Orchidee Perfumed Body Lotion is priced at £29 for 250ml. It boasts hints of neroli and vanilla, utilising shea butter to moisturise the skin.
Meanwhile, at Space NK, the Saltair Santal Bloom Body Butter retails for £23. It’s slightly richer and denser than Liz Earle or L’Occitane options, but contains lipids to help reinforce the skin’s protective barrier.
The Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser is a cult-favourite, updated in this limited edition Orange Flower scent(Image: Liz Earle)
Returning to Liz Earle, the range also features a full-size Orange Flower Botanical Body Wash, alongside a tube of Orange Flower Hand Repair and Liz Earle’s trademark pure cotton cleansing cloth. Combined, they form a luxuriously scented regime crafted to indulge from top to toe.
One devoted customer commented on the body wash: “I have used this for over 25 years and cannot recommend it highly enough. It has a fab fragrance and cleanses your skin gently yet thoroughly. Never strips the skin, it’s kind and uplifting.”
Another said: “I’ve purchased this on and off for years. The fragrance is just gorgeous, and when I am really tired it just relaxes me. I have to have some in stock, it’s the absolute best. Good rich lather, great cleansing, leaves skin soft, clean and lightly fragranced. Rinses well with no residue. The smell is to die for.”
Shop the bundle at Liz Earle.
