Here's a review on Tony Moly Aloe Gel and Pure Eco Snail Moisture Gel.

Price: Aloe Vera Gel- ; Snail Gel- P548.00
Bought From: Free
Other Locations: Available in all Tony Moly boutiques

THE VERDICT:

Korean brands such as Tony Moly are starting a new skin care trend: Multipurpose Gels. These little pools of moisture are like classic all- around salves and balms, but in a lighter and tropical weather- friendly form. The ones I have are Tony Moly Pure Eco Aloe Vera Gel and Pure Eco Snail Moisture Gel, my best friends as of late because they aid me in my daily moisturizing needs sans the stickiness and heaviness.

TONY MOLY PURE ECO ALOE GEL AND PURE ECO SNAIL MOISTURE GEL IN DETAIL

Mainly for hydrating and keeping the skin moisturized, these gels are made to treat minor skin dryness. Pure Eco Aloe Vera is made with 92% Aloe Vera extracts to hydrate, nourish, and calm the skin thoroughly. Pure Eco Snail Moisture Gel is made with 90% Snail Secretion Filtrate to moisturize skin, especially sensitive skin. Both products are free from Paraben, Mineral Oil, artificial dyes, Triethanolamine, and Benzophenone-5.


These gels come in a 300ml tub, making it perfect for usage around the household; It isn't the most hygienic packaging though. Aloe Vera has a fresh, green citrus scent and Snail Gel has a watery floral scent. Unlike cream and Petroleum- based skin balms, these gels are more fast- absorbing and leave no sticky residue, and they can do whatever the former can do.

TONY MOLY PURE ECO ALOE GEL AND PURE ECO SNAIL MOISTURE GEL IN ACTION


Both gels do pretty much the same thing and there's no significant difference between the two, except that Snail Gel is suitable for sensitive skin types and they have slight variations in color and texture. Otherwise, it wouldn't really matter which variant you choose if you only want hydration. I prefer Snail Gel more because it has an emulsion- like texture, therefore it gives me the feeling that it's hydrating my skin better; I know that not a lot of people will like Snail Gel at this point because WTH, it's Snail goo, but I want to tell you that it's a very good hydrator and moisturizer, and the secretion used in this product were sourced from cultured Snails.

As with Aloe Vera Gel, I like mixing it with my DIY beauty concoctions such as homemade facial mask and foot mask. If you have severely dry skin though, please limit your usage of these products as they contain alcohol that will dry out the skin further. Please consult a doctor/dermatologist as well for severe itching, skin irritation, and dryness, and don't treat this product as cure for such skin problems.

It's nice to have one of these moisturizing gels around the household or on your dresser for your anytime moisturizing needs and to soothe minor skin irritations instantly. Personally, I'd recommend Snail Gel, but if you're iffy about slathering Snail secretion on your skin, Aloe Vera Gel will do just fine!

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