Ingredients:
Aloe barbadensis (organic whole leaf aloe vera), glycerine, xanthan gum, preservatives: potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate; dl-panthenol, tocopheryl acetate, Chamomilla recutita extract (chamomile), allantoin, retinyl palmitate, niacinamide, citric acid.
For healthy skin: This soothing, cooling
gel can be applied to stretch marks,
chapped, dry and sensitive skin, and
after sunbathing.
For hair and scalp health: Apply 5ml
evenly to wet hair and scalp.
There are no cautions applying to this product
Great gel
By Ann - 15 December 2017
I use this all the time & after having a shower, absorbs well leaving skin soft & refreshed, it doesn't upset my very sensitive skin. Would recommend especially for sensitive skin types.
Excellent conditioner for hair & scalp
By Mr Steve Holland - 14 July 2013
My wife uses this instead of hair conditioner. Just a small amount with a few drops of water helps to clear up itchy scalp & leaves hair in excellent condition. Used neat on dry/damp hair it makes a really good styling gel.
good for problem skin
By Mrs K S Northmore - 09 July 2013
i started using this a few weeks ago for psoriasis and it is starting to improve the skin. helping to dry the skin and protect it, i mix it with a sweet almond oil to make it go further and help cover a large area, so i am pleased to see the results. thanks.
Aloe Skin Gel
By Emma - 25 March 2013
I have been using this product for years, I cannot be without it, my skin has improved over time by using this product.
If I ever have any problems from sunburn, cuts, allergies etc this product always aids my skin, I love it!
The Ultimate Aloe Vera Gel
By Miss D Jeffries - 31 January 2013
Essential product. Use as aftersun, sunburn, prickily heat, cuts, allergy rashes, stings or a base for make up. The list is endless.....
Wouldn't be without it.
Aloe Vera Gel
By Mrs S Hayman - 27 July 2012
Indispensible. Wouldn't be without it. Great for anywhere sore or itchy. Soothing after waxing/ shaving. Even for an itchy scalp or on any scrapes and scratches.
