Aloe Infusion Aloe Vera Face & Body Cream – 9 Ounce | Natural Moisturizer for Dry & Sensitive Skin – Hydrating, Non-Greasy Lotion - Shea Butter & Manuka Honey – After-Sun Care

I have been looking for many years for an organic moisturizer that doesn't irritate my skin and is not greasy. There is an idea that "mature" skin, like mine, is automatically dry. My skin is normal. Thus, moisturizers for my age cohort tend to be heavy and loaded with a LOT of oil. These moisturizers give me milia and leave my skin looking and feeling greasy. They can take forever to sink in, if indeed they ever do. I have been using argan oil for a long time, but I always have to cut it with water, and it isn't protective enough during the harsh winters where I live (upstate New York). Aloe Infusion Face & Body Cream could end up being my Holy Grail moisturizer for these reasons: organic, non-irritating, can be used around my eyes, not greasy, sinks in immediately, no noticeable scent, leaves my skin feeling incredibly soft and smooth. It remains to be seen how this product will do when pitted against upstate New York winter weather, but so far, it's a terrific product for me. It is also cheaper than most of the other organic skin products I've used. In short, it's excellent. (Note to the company: please do NOT change the formula!) Edited Feb. 18, 2018--this has been a harsh winter. Aloe Infusion is indeed a Holy Grail moisturizer. On ultra cold, dry days I simply add one drop of argan oil to the Aloe Infusion that I scoop onto my palm. I rub my hands together and then apply to my face and neck. The addition of just this tiny amount of oil adds to the protective barrier without making my skin greasy. On days that are not so harsh, the Aloe Infusion alone has been fine. Very glad to have discovered this product!

Armed with Aloe Vera, Shea Butter, Coenzyme, Q10, Grape seed Oil & Kukui Nut Oil I was ready to start slathering. And what good timing: True Winter has hit California. My heater is clanging. The air, both inside and out, is so dry it crackles (or is that just the static in my hair?). My skin, already predisposed to dryness, has reached such dehumidified levels I’m afraid to yawn: Is it possible for my face to just crack in half? Not to mention I travel monthly between Maui Hawaii & California the constant change from dry heat to humid heat does a number on my skin. I’ve tried my fair amount of moisturizers and this product is by far the best thing I’ve ever used - why should you trust just me? —I have combination skin, dry, sensitive, oily-in-the-evening, and acne. After 30 days of using Aloe Infusion and traveling between the two states with a combination of dry and humid this is the best moisturizer I have come across. On top of that I suffer from Chronic Lyme’s disease so it is vital that I am not using products exposing myself to any artificial fragrances, coloring, parabens or products containing metals of any type. If you are looking for the same thing; this is the moisturizer for you. If you’re looking for the best face moisturizer with out harmful ingredients, Aloe Infusion checks all the boxes and adds a gentle, all-natural Shea Butter scent for extra credit. (That’s the problem with going fragrance-free: Many moisturizers smell terrible.) Any negative online reviews described a bad smell; but as any organic/ chemical free user knows that comes with the territory & Aloe Infusion is far from “stinky”. It uses Aloe Vera, Shea Butter, Coenzyme, Q10, Grape seed Oil & Kukui Nut Oil. The formula is light and slippery, making a nickel-size amount easy to spread for full coverage. It goes on sheer, a little shiny even, which surprised me. Morning routines and makeup regimens remained unaltered. The products ability to reduce inflammation, making this moisturizer particularly appealing for anyone with sensitive skin. While there is no rush of intense hydration like you get with a thick night cream, I never felt the need to apply more throughout the day.

Great stuff. This is better than a previous Aloe cream I had ordered. It's been a wonderful help in the dry cold temperature of winter. Love it!

Excellent for dry skin. pleasant smell, not overpowering. I would buy it again.

Very nice only need a little goes a long way for the price it should.

Review after one full week of use: The Cons: I'm very disappointed with how this effects the skin of my face. Although the cream feels soft, it causes my face to have tiny linear wrinkles that I've never seen before. It also makes old scars show up. Worst of all, it does not work well at all under makeup. Instead of my skin appearing smooth as I am accustomed to, my skin looks very aged when I put my foundation on over this cream. The Pros: There is no perfume, nor does it smell. Conversely to the effects this cream has on my face, I love the way it works on my arms. A few years ago, I began to develop "deep skin keloids". I get them even from simply scratching an itchy area. The cream appears to be soothing and reducing the keloids. This cream is also relieving the irritation from a skin darkening disease (I cannot remember the scientific name) when used daily. My favorite thing about this cream is "a li'l dab 'll do ya". Seriously. :o) A little goes a long way. No need to put it on heavy to work. Doing so is simply wasteful. The cream does seem to absorb into the skin. Would I recommend this product to anyone? Yes. Why? It may not have the negative points on someone else's skin. My skin is very scarred, and for whatever reason, the cream isn't compatible with the skin of my face. I will continue to use this product. By the way, it has a note on the product that it should be finished in 5 months. Also, it's really beneficial to not stick your finger in it as we have so much bacteria under our nails in spite of washing. I use the back of a spoon which I keep wrapped in a paper towel. Periodically, I wash the spoon.