Review (3/5): 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.
Pros: it seems to be working already on lines, puffiness, and sagging. What some reviews describe as drying is the tightening effect.
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.
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.
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.
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.