Farmstay Moisture Soothing Gel Aloevera

It's a lightweight, multi-use aloe vera gel that leaves skin feeling cool, calm and hydrated. Fast-absorbing and non-greasy, it can be used across face, body and hair as an everyday soother. Aloe vera, green tea and witch hazel help skin feel comforted, making it a handy staple for warm days and after sun.

Yes — it's designed as a multi-use gel. On the face and body, smooth a thin layer over clean skin whenever it feels dry or warm. In hair, it can be applied to lengths for a few minutes and rinsed. The generous 300 ml size makes it practical to keep for all three uses at home.

It's one of the most popular ways to use this gel. The cool, lightweight texture feels refreshing on skin that's warm after a day outdoors, and aloe vera is well known for its comforting feel. Keep it in the fridge for an extra cooling sensation. It soothes the feel of skin rather than treating sunburn.

No. The gel is water-based and absorbs quickly, leaving a fresh, non-greasy finish with no heavy residue. This makes it comfortable in hot weather and light enough to layer under other products or makeup. If skin feels tacky, you've likely used too much — a thin layer sinks in cleanly.

Yes. A thin layer works as a light, hydrating base that helps makeup sit more smoothly. Let it absorb fully for a minute before applying foundation on top to avoid pilling. Because it's so light, it suits those who find richer moisturisers too heavy under makeup, particularly in warm weather.

It contains soothing botanicals like aloe, green tea, centella and chamomile, which many people with sensitive skin appreciate. However, it also contains denatured alcohol and fragrance, positioned higher in the formula, so if your skin is very reactive, patch-test on the inner arm 24 hours before wider use.

As often as your skin likes — it's gentle enough for daily use on face and body. Reach for it whenever skin feels dry, warm or in need of a quick refresh, morning or evening. For hair, occasional use as a rinse-off treatment is enough. There's no need to limit it to a set routine.