[Review] Nature Republic Aloe Vera 92% Soothing Gel

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Hello, today I'm going to show you the bestselling product of Korean brand Nature Republic.  You can buy it at the official store of Nature Republic, ebay or any other stores that sell Asian cosmetics.The prices are different, but shouldn't be less that approx. 6$ and more than 11$. 

This great product I'm talking about is a gel made in 92% of aloe vera. It does not contain parabens, mineral oil and artificial colours. 

                                 

Under the cup there is a plastic cover with the name of the brand.

There is 300 ml of gel inside. Using it only on a face and ocassionaly on hair, one jar lasts about four months!

Consistency is super nice. In the jar it reminds me of a jelly, but when you take it out the feeling is totally different. The gel is wet, smooth and light, so that it absorbs quickly and doesn't leave the gerasy layer on the skin.

Gel is clear.

The smell is really fresh and a bit strong, but after applying on the skin, disappears. 

Okey, we know how it looks like, smells and we know it's consistency, but what can we use this gel for? Let's see what the producer says:

 I've tried all of these. As a moisturizing cream/mask it is totally great. Since I use it I've been having really smooth, moisturized skin. It soothes nicely after applying it on the sunburn or on the legs (or any other part of your body) after shaving. It works even better when it's kept in the refrigerator.
I was not really convinced if it's a great idea to put this gel on my hair. I was afaid that it would glue my hair causing grossy-looking strands, but I tried it and it actually was a great idea. The hair was soft and smooth.
Using it as a nail essence or mix (gel + foundation or gel + make up base) is pointless. It doesn't heal your nails and it doesn't work well with my foundations.

Also, aloe is known for it's sebum control property, but unfortunatelly it doesn't work for me. But this depends on the skin.


Do you use this gel? What do you think about it? Or maybe you'd like to try it?