Lauren Codling

A five-piece Liz Earle skincare collection, including the Restore & Glow Instant Radiance Serum, is available for £59.50, bringing the price of each full-sized product below £12. The collection includes cleanser, toner, serum, day and night creams, and two cotton cloths. Customers, particularly women in their 60s and 70s, describe clearer, brighter and more hydrated skin, while the article also highlights alternative beauty boxes from Lookfantastic and Boots.

Hannah Richmond, a 26-year-old woman from the United States who has had psoriasis since childhood, says PSOregon Rescue Serum reduced flaking, redness, tightness, burning and itching within two weeks. The £12.45 serum contains Oregon grape root, caffeine, liquorice, horse chestnut and zinc, and is promoted through customer testimonials and affiliate-style shopping links. Other shoppers report improvements in psoriasis and eczema, although one criticizes the small container. Balmonds Skin Salvation and E45 Psoriasis Cream are mentioned as alternative products.

QVC has discounted several Fire Light lab-grown diamond rings ahead of wedding season. The 4ct oval solitaire ring is reduced from £3,804 to £1,699.95, while the 3ct double-halo oval ring has fallen from £2,904 to £899. Customers largely praise the rings’ appearance, sparkle, comfort and value, although one review criticises the 18ct gold vermeil used on the 1ct wave ring. More affordable alternatives are available from Abbott Lyon and Missoma, with prices starting at £39 and £85 respectively.