Benton – Aloe vera real cool soothing gel – 300ml

Description

Aloe vera is a classic must for hydration & soothing the skin & scalp. Traditionally used after sun bathing and also by acne-sufferers for soothing blemishes. Ofcourse you can’t go wrong with any naturally derived Aloe vera, though with Benton being a longstanding cruelty-free & clean beauty brand – we have chosen them for this job! This vegan approved  93% aloe gel will last you a while with (300ml suitable for the face & body). If you’re not convinced yet, maybe the small percentage of added patented botanical compounds that help cool and soothe the skin will! Well it definately won us over! Check out the ingredients tab…

Benefits:

• • A large-capacity multiuse soothing gel containing 93% aloe and 5 patented botanical compounds to help cool and soothe the skin
  • Transparent hydrating gel formulation
  • Benefits Dry skin, itchiness, sensitiveness, reduces large pores, soothes acne, oil-free moisturizing, dull skin tone & skin overexposed to UV rays… a perfect multiuse product

How to use:

•  Apply a suitable amount to the area that needs hydration and soothing including face, body, and scalp, and spread evenly

Recommended application by Nunu Ma:

I like to try a night time routine with this (after cleansing & toner) spread a small blob of aloe vera (use a clean spatula) on the face, also add 1-2 drops of your favourite facial oil. i.e. Rosehip oil, Benton multipurpose carrot oil etc. Your skin will thank you in the morning! Please note for acne prone skin I use less oil and aloe to allow the skin to breath.

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Vegan-certified & cruelty free

Free from animal ingredients and animal derived ingredients. We asked Benton directly and researched online – as it’s our values too.

Please double check always with the main company and search online for more background info. We have personally found some shops label skincare products vegan which are not vegan. Sometimes company staff provide different answers (perhaps lost in translation and understanding of these terms)! Only you can determine your definition and ethics – we will do our best to help you make that decision by presenting our research.