Fruit Of The Earth

DO NOT USE THIS ON YOUR BODY!!!! Anywhere on your body!!!!! I got this bc my aloe plants were about all gone. I highly recommend a real aloe leaf btw. This stuff is misleading for one. It says 100% aloe. Although aloe is an ingredient, it is most definitely not 100% aloe. The biggest thing is it has triamethalone (spelling) also known as TEA as the SECOND ingredient. This ingredient is meant to be used temporarily & only in a rinse off product! It causes skin irritation & dry hair & is considered NOT SAFE. Look it up. I just used on my hair this morning & have been for months, as well as my face. I have been waking up w frizzy pieces all around my face. So I researched the ingredients list on this. None of the ingredients are good for you other than the aloe. Don’t believe me? Try putting this under your eyes!!! Burns don’t it?! Please just use a real plant & do not support this company. I love their aloe juice & am no longer going to purchase it bc of this crap they’re selling to ignorant consumers like myself. I didn’t research before use & now have extra wrinkles on my skin & dry broken hair!!

Love this stuff!! Price us great and quality is excellent! I find this to be a great nighttime moisturizer- doesn't cause breakouts, irritation, etc. However, as a daytime moisturizer, I find it is still good but I need more moisture, so I use a different cream. For nighttime though, it is so effective and really smooths skin ; doesn't over moisturize or under- moisturize. Have tried other night creams in the past butvwasnt impressed they clogged my pores for some reason FOTE doesn't...Wonderful budget friendly cream. Will r/p

Eh. Back when I was younger I had acne, acne scars, blemishes from allergies, and skin angry with treatments I tried on it and gave this a shot. I also heard aloe is supposed to help your skin build collagen big time so it seemed like a worthy try. It didn't help with acne, scars, scabs, blemishes, but I wasn't really hopeful enough it would to be really disappointed. What was weird to me was that I never felt any hydrating effects at all, but instead actually felt drier. A feel almost like after applying adstringent, leaving skin taut in an uncomfortable way and somewhat matte. I did find a decent use for it though. At least once a year my scalp decides to go bananas with insane itching that leads me to scratch until I get scabs, and everything I've tried on it gave me twenty minutes of relief at best. Because I'm also an impulsive fool, I have sometimes decided to cover my grays with box dye while in this state. I rubbed the aloe gel on the irritated areas and it stung a bit upon application, but soon settled and left my scalp calm. I actually survived box dye on my pi$$ed off scalp without any discomfort or side effects whatsoever. I did this several times and it always worked. I'd never recommend anyone do the same, but think it's worth mentioning aloe gels may provide itchy scalp relief. I agree with the reviewer who said the "100% aloe gel" claim is ridiculous, I mean this has like three lines of additives listed, including carbomer (silicon replacement intended to act...like silicone). I have actually repurchased mini tubes of this twice before dying my hair, simply because it's the only aloe gel available near me and I didn't feel like a trip to the larger drugstore. I might purchase aloe gel again, but a different one. I think the aloe benefits must really be reaped through use of actual fresh aloe leaves, but for my scalp, I'll be happy to find a brand with less added ingredients. Wouldn't recommend unless this is the only one available when you're in a pinch. For a persistent scalp itch, give aloe a try if you haven't yet.