Jardin Naturel's Snail Gel

Jardin Naturel's Snail Gel Review!

Now, I'm pretty adventurous when it comes to trying new things. But, every once in a while, I come across something that I can't even handle.

And this snail gel was certainly a daunting experience to try for the first time.

Snail gels and cream are a new big thing in the beauty world. Ergo, I HAD to try one. Perhaps I bit off more than I can chew. I was a bit overwhelmed when I tried this the first time.

The snail gel is made in Germany and it used to moisturize and rejuvenate skin with B6, Allantoin, and Collagen. 

I absolutely had to check to make sure this gel was cruelty free- and it is! So, that's good.

There's a couple things that made this a little intense for me.

First, the gel is really... um... gelatanous?

It looks like it has the consistency of gelatin. But, it feels more like a regular gel. One thing I can't get over is the scent. I'll really overwhelming and smells strongly of alcohol and has an almost baby powdery scent. 

I started out trying this on my arm. And it does NOT absorb well on hair. However, I have tried it on my face and neck. It has a nice cooling feel and absorbs quickly and lightly. And it feels really nice and not sticky at all.

After about a minute, the smell does dissipate quite a bit. But, I am a little concerned that the second ingredient above the "snail secretion" is isopropyl alcohol which can be drying.

I don't know about this snail gel. It's certainly interesting. But my jury is still out. Would you try this?

If you're interested in checking out Jardin Naturel's Snail Gel, you can check it out on Amazon:

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