Seems to be working. Sensitive skins beware
Seems good, with caveats. I've only been using it for a week. Got it at a trade show.  I've always had extremely dry,  sensitive,  allergic skin.  The pushy  sales person wanted to put it on my face.  I walked around the show with it on my hands and took the plunge to purchase it. Expensive yes but no more than Perricone.<br />Pros: it seems to be working already on lines,  puffiness, and sagging. What some reviews describe as drying is the tightening effect.<br />Cons: the fragrance.  Cheap, chemically and it makes me itch.  A good chance that may dissipate but using the regular fragrance free cream takes the itch away.<br /><br />Infinite Aloe needs to make a fragrance free version. Unless my results are spectacular,  I may not reorder due to a very irritating perfume. Unacceptable.<br /><br />I will however reorder the regular formula,  fragrance free. I've had a rash like dry patch on my shin for almost a year.  Strong prescription cortisone creams and every moisturizer I own have done nothing. This takes away the itch and the redness is slowly dissipating.<br /><br />The Aloe Gold seems more effective than all the expensive creams I've tried (I'm 69). But I really want a fragrance free option.
Rating: 3 stars