Honeyskin Soothing Aloe Vera Gel Made in the USA with Natural Ingredients - Give Yourself Relief From Sunburn and Dry Skin During the Hot Summer Days (8 Fl Oz)

I searched for aloe Vera gel &. Found this one out of a few & I liked the price the & the amount I get for the price is a winner zz It’s pure yet has a light scent as told in the label I didn’t detect it. I really like this gel it’s super absorbent & mines smoothly into my skin, my hair & I must admit I’d like a bigger bottle once I started using it in different ways, found it can go fast because it’s so versatile. It’s a good buy to me & I’ll buy it again. Try it!

I have used this aloe vera gel twice, once for a scrape on my ankle and once as an after shave, and in both cases was delighted with its benefits. The scrape on my ankle stopped stinging and the rate of healing seemed to accelerate, and as an after shave it left my skin feeling hydrated and smooth. I had to work to find the aloe vera content (86%) and think that this ought to be prominently displayed to potential purchasers. The gel is rapidly absorbed and leaves the skin feeling moist and irritation-free. I expect to use this often as it is a versatile tonic that seems to have a wide variety of uses.

It goes on smooth and feels so good, I highly recommend it.

Wonderful aloe. It works like it is pure. But it doesn't leave any residue, staining, or smell like the plant does (& I don't trust many other brands to screw natural aloe up bc of the alcohol and other additives they use). I apply it after shaving all the important parts. I never have any irritations/ ingrown hairs from applying this right out of the shower. It works way better than any common after shave moisturizer with all of their chemicals. This aloe leaves my skin smooth and hydrated looking (but NOT oily or overly moisturized. Just very natural). I use it on my face sometimes, as well. It seems to me that it tightens my skin a tiny bit. Maybe it's just the moisturizing happening, or the massaging of the skin. But I feel like it keeps my face looking naturally just a couple years younger. I'm 41. People often seem surprised to hear it and I don't use any other chemicals or skin care routines or anything at all. (Then again, most people are just very kind, lol). Works really well for the hair regrowth for me. I shampoo thoroughly (on shampoo days), part my hair all over, and massage this directly onto the exposed scalp areas (as much as possible), bit by bit. I condition only the ends and leave all of it on for 10 min/ longer (I usually shave while I'm waiting). I wash it all out and do the same once every week or so. When I've skipped a few weeks and I begin this treatment again, I can see fine new hairs emerging within a week or so, and it begins to look fuller. It works best if I follow up with an olive oil (or GOOD coco oil), rosemary (and or lavender) oil, and tea tree overnight treatment, massaged thoroughly to the scalp the night BEFORE shampoo day. It grows back thick and strong when I add the second oils treatment to my routine every couple of weeks or so. But it takes quite a while to massage it all directly on the scalp thoroughly enough (and is yucky looking and feeling). So, I often just use the aloe, lol. It works a bit. There's definitely a difference. It will definitely work better with a more natural shampoo (like soapnut-based with moringa or something, awapuhi from the plant, etc). But I've seen a difference while using regular (not-so-cheap, anymore) shampoo (like Garnier). Most of these shampoos exacerbate hair thinning and loss, fyi. Switch to something *truly* natural and you'll see the hair loss decline with the switch, alone. (But it usually takes something to stimulate the new growth, especially as one ages). Anyway, hope this helps someone. Cheers!

First, let me touch on the main intended purpose of the product, and then I will expound on the magic. As a skin moisturizer, this was unfortunately a fail for me. I bought this to use on my face, specifically to target under-eye circles. I cannot attest to the effectiveness of that purpose as, every time I used the product on my face, I suffered rash-like welts around my eyes. I have no allergies or sensitivity that I am aware of but something in this mixture negatively impacted the sensitive skin around my eyes. Next, I used the product on my legs after shaving. I habitually use a generic brand aloe gel for said purpose with wonderful results - smoother skin, no itching, burning and it stops the bleeding from any nicks. I am not a careful shaver, haha. However, I again experienced rash-like welts on my legs. The bottle sat on my caddy for a long time until I read that aloe can be beneficial to hair. I have long waist-length hair and, after moving into my home a year ago, I have been battling the effects of hard water. At one point, before I discovered vinegar rinse, my hair almost became dreadlocks! I digress - though I was able to repair and manage my hair it still remained slightly hard, dry, frizzy at the ends, and not particularly pretty. I began toying with the notion of "chopping it off." Last week, after reading that article, I grabbed this bottle. I figured even if nothing happened, it was just sitting there going to waste anyhow. After only 2 applications I woke up with soft, beautiful, flowing curls. Natural, straight out of bed! TV commercial curls! Here's the rub - I've never really had curls like this before... Oh, perhaps one side of my head would attempt a half-hearted ringlet whilst the other side was determined to impersonate a broomstick but nothing that could begin to reflect how beautiful my hair looks today. I'm not sure what witchcraft this is but I am beyond thrilled. I will happily use the rest of my bottle and purchase more!

Okay. Look. I was spending a lot of money for an organic aloe gel that has brrn discontinued. I was severely overpaying, lol. This stuff is still sticky, but it's truly impossible to use aloe and for it to not feel tacky at all. It's just how it is... But! This stuff isn't horribly sticky at all and it dries down really well. Now, the reason why I'm thanking God for this? My skin has never been this bad. Breakouts everywhere, huge pores, unbalanced and generally congested. I started throwing everything at my skin to kill the acne and gave myself chemical burns on my eyelids (and I'd do it again, tf; the condition of my skin affects my mental health on a deep level). This aloe fixed all of the irritation in like, three days. My skin is calmer, more balanced/moisturized, is clearing wonderfully with no new breakouts, and is somehow helping my other products work better. I think because of how gently exfoliating the aloe is allows for deeper penetraions since I don't have layers of dead skin/gunk for the products to sit on top of. I have faith that I'll have nice skin again soon. I love this stuff. And it smells good; very light with a gentle apple scent. Permanent buyer.

This is pleasant stuff if you don't mind the gel-ish/sticky feel of aloe barbadensis, which I don't because coming from a line of green witches, that's how I know this has real aloe in it. My partner, 4 year old son (the texture bothered his sensory issues, but I think it would have helped if we had warmed it up a bit first), and I used this up in about a week. The squirt thingy is very short so you have to remove it when the bottle is still a 3th or 5th of the way full and just bang the heck out of it to get out the rest of the product. This was extremely frustrating because it is thicker than shampoo or lotion so we had to get something to scrape out every bit,, having spent so much money on it! This is unacceptable for a company turning such a profit. I can tell it is real aloe by the scent and the sticky feel. It is pleasant and I like it very much. I was hoping it would help with my scabies, as aloe straight from the plant did, but this didn't. I was hoping it would help with my eczema but it seems to have made it worse somehow. I wish I could buy another few bottles and see how it works long-term, but I'm not wealthy, so I'm going to stick with using grapeseed, sunflower, or canola oils with some added neem and lavender. I'm sad, I very much wanted to give this more of a try but the price is outrageous.

So I ordered this while the stores could not get sanitizer and made with 90% isopropyl, 50/ 50 split per Angel recipes......Awesome and makes my dry skin happy. I can NOT say that it moisturizes but it does help the skin balance PH and retain moisture, feels silky, once dry it is not sticky. This has been a blessing for peace of mind wile working during the shut down and my customers seem to like it allot...even the men hit the bottle every time the come to the counter even though we now have other wholesale bought sanitizers on the counter for use. Oh I also gave some to a fiend that had terrible sun burn from a cloudy beach day and she was so happy after a few hours to have relief from terrible sun burn blister itch > 3 day used in combination with "body drench" moisturizer and the burn faded to a tan with minimal peal. > SO, the stem cells do work.. so YES, very good purchase for skin maintenance and sanitizer base. I recommend this if you have eczema and need a product that can work "with" your skin to help restore and protect (not moisturize) ....I have allergy's as well as eczema and have had no issues with the product after 6 mo. so far.