New In: Liz Earle Superskin Microdermabrasion Polish

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A few years ago, I visited a local beauty salon in Birmingham and received a complimentary microdermabrasion skin treatment. If you’re not familiar with microdermabrasion, it’s a cosmetic procedure that uses super fine crystals and a vacuum to remove dead skin cells. The idea is to make the skin surface smoother and to reduce fine lines, whilst renewing the overall skin texture. 

I left impressed with the results, but travelling to a salon and paying for the treatment is pretty pricey. But I’ve discovered a product that delivers salon results at home for a fraction of the cost. 

First impressions 

The Superskin Microdermabrasion Polish from Liz Earle is advanced skin resurfacing for brighter, younger looking skin.  

This chemical exfoliant contains fruit enzyme Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA’s) which work to dissolve skin-dulling particles in only five minutes and powdered pumice buffs away any aged surface cells. I found the salon microdermabrasion treatment quite drying on my skin. But this product has a creamy texture, enriched with both rosehip oil and shea butter. My skin isn’t left stripped or feeling dehydrated after use which is important when I’m reaching for any exfoliating product. 

How I use the polish 

I’ve been using this once a week after cleansing. I dampen my face and massage the polish all over my face and neck (not forgetting my décolletage!) using a circular motion. I then leave it on for around five minutes. Follow up with a rinse with warm water to remove the bulk of the polish and then a splash of cold water to close pores.  Follow with a toner, moisturiser and daily SPF (AHA’s can increase skins sensitivity to the sun). 

Ingredients include: 

• Naturally derived fruit AHAs from orange, lemon, bilberry sugar cane and sugar maple.
• Shea butter 
• Rosehip oil
• Volcanic pumice crystals 

Results 

My skin felt invigorated and renewed after only one use. I noticed a more radiant and smooth skin texture, but also my makeup following the polish sat better on my skin. There was no irritation or soreness after use and it doesn’t feel harsh on my skin. 

As well as responsibly sourced ingredients, Liz Earle are cruelty free, certified under the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny Program and the tube for the polish is recyclable. Others skincare brands, please take note! 

Offer: You can save up to 30% in the Liz Earle April Spring Sale + Free Delivery! Visit this link 

Please note, the start date is Thursday 28th April 2022 03:00 and the end date Thursday 5th May 2022 23:59. 

You can also take 20% off at https://www.lizearle.com/ until Tuesday 19th April 2022 23:59. 

Liz Earle feel that 30 days is not always long enough to trial a product and make sure it is right for your skin (based on the average skin renewal time of 28 days). Liz Earle give customers up to 60 days to see they how they get on with the product – with no hard feelings if it’s not the right fit (or causes an allergic reaction).