100% Pure & Organic Aloe Vera Gel, Clinically tested & Dermatologist approved, Hydrates & Heals Dry & Damaged Skin & Hair- 12 Oz

100% pure aloe vera gel; actually 99.75%. This is the good stuff and works wonders for all manner of skin irritation or damage. Excellent for all topical applications.

Great stuff. Im waiting for a pair of pillowcases I sent for. Ty

I searched for awhile before finding this great product. Love that it’s organic, the consistency (thick), moisturizing, with no scent, no added colors, or other crap. The only thing that would be better is a larger jar for less plastic waste. It would be fantastic if the manufacturer would sell this in gallon sizes wholesale to refill stores (like the one near me ;) We use this for face or hand moisturizing (when lotion may be too oily), hair gel, on mosquito bites, ...

I purchased this product to use on my hair, for the aloe vera presence and moisture. This seems to be a good product for those of us who need moisture on their scalp (although it doesn’t seem to last long). However, for some reason I cannot use it without wearing a mask because it makes me cough. It doesn’t seem stringent or overpowered with fragrance; so, I’m not sure what is in it that’s causing this reaction. It’s my first time using it. Nevertheless, it’s serving the purpose of it’s purchase.

Makes my skin feel great and feel rejuvenated

I have naturally white hair that has an irregular curl pattern and tends to frizz in the humid East coast summers. After spending what probably would have amounted to the average person's retirement savings on styling and de-frizzing products over the decades, I found a DevaCurl trained stylist to dry cut my hair with the hope of giving it some style, shape and control. The haircut was fine, not life changing, and there was (of course) a very heavy push to buy ALL the products to 'maintain' my curls. Utter nonsense, as nothing maintains frizzy silver hair! I stopped using everything but the conditioner because the products are glycerin based, made my hair dull, frizzier and caused my scalp and neck to itch. Back to square one...Years ago, I remember reading a post on a curly hair forum stating aloe vera is a good gel for curly hair. I figured at this point I've tried just about everything else, so why not?Today I showered, used conditioner on my hair, rinsed it out and applied a palmful of half aloe vera gel mixed with $1.99 L.A. Looks Sport Hair Gel to my soaking wet hair while still in the shower. I raked the mixture from roots to end, then scrunched it repeatedly to get a good curl formation, squeezed out the excess water with a microfiber towel and half dried it with a diffuser, touching the damp curls as little as possible. Today was in the 80s, high humidity with rain predicted. Typical huge frizz head weather. I let my hair air dry for a few hours, then bent over and gently scrunched my hair from the roots to the ends and used a pick to give the roots a bit of lift. Wow! I had beautiful soft SHINY curls and ringlets! I used the lightest mist of hair spray and left the house. 5 hours later, after being out in a stiff, humid breeze, my hair is nearly as pretty and in place as when I finished that last whoosh of spray. It's touchable, the curls are still smooth and my scalp and neck have no itched once.BYE BYE DEVACURL!

SELLER: Package the item better. The Gel seems fine - but it was not shipped well. The lid was broken. I transferred the gel to a Bell Jar.

Very good product