Back in the make-up fuelled days of 2017, Liz Earle’s hot cloth cleanser was the talk of the town and the only face wash you wanted by the bathroom sink as you rinsed away that heavy cut crease, liquid lipstick and caterpillar brows, which often came courtesy of the Anastasia Beverly Hills dipbrow (£19, Lookfantastic.com).
If you’re not familiar with the hot cloth cleanser, which has now been rebranded as ‘cleanse and polish’ (£18, Lookfantastic.com), it smells like a spa, is a thick, creamy balm and melts away make-up (even waterproof) with ease. In recent years cleansing balms from the likes of Elemis and Then I Met You have taken to the stage, but we haven’t forgotten about Liz.
