Verabella - Aloe Azulene Moisturizing Gel

Verabella Aloe Azulene Moisturizing Gel is saving my life right now. Sounds dramatic I know but lately my sensitive skin has been in overactive over drive. Created by a local Los Angeles skin care center called Verabella (best facial ever), this gel is supposed to completely replace moisturizer. I’m not ready to trust its moisturizing properties alone yet but as a treatment gel it is amazing. Anyone who has had a sun burn is most likely aware of the healing powers of aloe. Aloe is also anti-bacterial. Azulene is an extract from chamomile known for its calming, anti-inflammatory properties. Ladies take note, inflammation is what causes wrinkles. Japanese green tea is also included in the ingredients and it is supposed to reduce redness and irritation. Let me tell you, I cover up the red skin on my chin and around my nose with concealer every day. Thanks to this gel, I have noticed a significant improvement in the color of my skin these areas! Plus, the aloe and azulene are clearly healing and soothing my over sensitive skin. As if all of these yummy ingredients weren’t enough, this product has sodium hyaluronate (AKA hyaluronic acid) in it as well to attract moisture to your skin. Sold!
When you consider the generous 4 oz. size, the $35 price is very reasonable. Highly recommended for sensitive skin! http://www.verabella.com/

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Anonymous said…
good points and the details are more precise than elsewhere, thanks.

- Norman
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