Experience, reviews and testimonials for Aloe Land Aloe Vera

Jakki Sheridan-Ross's review
"Bought this with rosa mosqueta as a sunburn reliever - found it was so lovely on the skin that I continued using it as a facial moisturiser. I have sensitive acne prone skin with a tendency towards hyper-pigmentation and stress eczema. I use the gel sparingly as a little goes a long way. I have also had IPL hair removal (intense pulse light) recently and aloe gel is used to cool my skin - I am very pleased to say I have not had ANY pigmentation marks from the IPL (a common side-effect and a problem I have anyway if i'm not careful) and I put this down to the aloe gel. I am in my late 40's with english medium skin that tans easily but rarely burns. My husband has lily white irish skin that burns quickly and the aloe was originally bought for him with instant results to cool the burn and repair the skin, so much so that I tried it as a facial moisturiser and continued use."

Jakki Sheridan-Ross's recommendations
"give it a try! it really is gentle and suits sensitive skin - combined with the known benefits of rosehip oil it really is a wonderful natural alternative anti-ageing product that is much more effective and much cheaper than the high-priced chemical factory high-street cosmetic brands."

Steve's review
"The "brand" was Aloeland; the product was Frio Calor (Hot Cold) pain gel. I get a mild/medium migraine 3 to 4 times a year; I know when it's about to start - mild headache and a flashing sensation at the side of one eye. So I take 'brufin and lie down in a quiet and darkened room and then sleep (try to!) for about 12hours and it clears. Tried this gel on forehead and back of the neck and the migraine is cleared within about a hour - I still lie down but it goes within an hour, not the 12 hours it used to take. Used it on other painful areas (when I fell over in the winter ice) and it really does relieve my pain."

Steve's recommendations
"Take it, rub it in for sprains, strains, migraines, etc. cos it does work!"