Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel Review Summary
Although summer can be lots of fun, it can also lead to too much time in the sun and sunburn. Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel has been noted by our reviewers to relieve pain associated with sunburn. The light-weight gel absorbs and dries quickly and does not leave a greasy residue. However, the best part is the cooling sensation and relief it provides to sunburned skin. Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel doesn't really have any major cons. Some people don't like the green color of the Aloe Vera Gel, but this is just a personal preference. Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel gets high marks for being an effective product to relieve sunburn pain and aid in the healing process. Check out some of our reviews on sunblock to prevent sunburn!
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Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel Ratings and Reviews
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It was bound to happen sometime. Since the day we bought our boat I just knew that at some point I would get well and truly fried. Getting fried is actually tougher than it might seem in our household. My husband acts like a mother hen most of the time, chastising me constantly until I grudgingly put on SPF 30 sunscreen. But this time we were out on an overcast day and I complained, "I just want a little color! When I put on sunscreen I get no color!" Well let me tell you, color - I got. My husband couldn't even look at me without laughing and moaning, "Oh you poor thing!" at my lobsterfied...
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Banana Boat's Aloe Vera Gel is my lifesaver when I lay out in the sun and either forget to put on suntan lotion or do not put enough suntan lotion on. It seems every year during the summer months I will spend most of my time outside and forget to continue re-applying suntan lotion and end up getting red skin or burnt. I keep my Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel in the refrigerator so its nice and cold when I apply it to my burnt skin. When you apply the Banana Boat Aloe Vera Gel to skin that is burnt you can actually fell the heat being pulled out of your skin and you then get a cooling sensation that...
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