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Liz Earle: live webchat
We talk to the woman behind Britain's biggest independent beauty brand, Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare. Join us on Wednesday at 3pm to ask Liz a question in our live webchat.
Liz Earle
Today, Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare is a multi-million pound brand sold in more than 100 countries around the world, at a rate of more than one a minute.
Back in 1995, Liz started her business from humble beginnings with just four products. With her business partner, Kim Buckland, Liz launched a mail order business at a time when mail order was pretty much limited to the Freemans catalogue.
In 2002, Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare launched online and in 2007 the flagship store in London's King's Road opened its doors to the public.
Pretty rapid growth for a business which chooses never to advertise.
Liz became inspired to launch her range after she successfully treated an eczema condition using evening primrose oil. All of her products today continue to be based on natural ingredients and botanical extracts.
A mother of five, Liz now divides her time between her farm in the West Country and running her business. We want to find out how she does it all!
Join our live web chat here this Wednesday at 3pm.
To ask Liz a question, tweet us @msnher or like and post on our Facebook wall.
Liz Earle is working with The Prince's Trust to inspire a generation facing record youth unemployment. Find out more at www.princes-trust.org.uk/tomorrow.
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