Banna Aloe Vera & Coconut Gel — 100 ml

1 × 100 ml gel container. Total net content: 100 ml.

Banna Aloe Vera & Coconut Gel is a leave-on moisturising skin gel for a softer, more comfortable feel after cleansing.

Formula and function

• Aloe vera and coconut identify the conditioning reference. The compact gel format is intended for a thin, lightweight skin-care application.
• A coconut ingredient name does not make the gel 100% coconut oil. This is a finished cosmetic gel with its own full ingredient declaration.
• The 100 ml gel is distinct from Banna Coconut Massage Oil 250 ml, which is designed for a longer gliding massage.

Choosing this reference

For customers who prefer a light gel texture. Cosmetic moisturisation does not replace sunscreen, wound care or assessment of a persistent skin problem.

How to use

1. Clean the skin and pat dry, leaving it slightly damp if comfortable.
2. Spread a thin layer over intact body skin and allow it to absorb. Use the pack directions for frequency and any permitted facial application.
3. Do not rinse unless the label directs. Close after use and keep fingers or scoops clean; avoid introducing water into the container.

The aloe-vera and coconut gel reference

The aloe-vera and coconut presentation identifies this 100 ml skin gel. Choose it when you prefer the gel texture and compact volume. It is a prepared cosmetic skin-care product, distinct from the separately listed Coconut Massage Oil. The actual ingredient forms and the complete blend are identified on its own pack.

A light moisturising layer

The gel format spreads easily as a thin layer and is useful when a heavier cream finish feels unnecessary. Apply after cleansing to healthy, intact skin and allow it to settle without forceful rubbing. Start with enough to cover the area evenly rather than repeatedly adding a thick film. If a body area remains very dry, a suitable separate body moisturiser can be used according to its own directions.

Adjusting the routine to your skin

Use the pack’s directions for frequency and permitted application areas. For body use, pay attention to areas that feel dry or tight after washing. Facial use should follow the particular pack, since the face may tolerate a product differently from the body. Introduce the gel separately from other new products so you can assess comfort. A moisturising gel is a cosmetic care step on intact skin, not a substitute for assessing a persistent rash or treating damaged skin.

Keeping the gel in good condition

Use clean fingers or a clean scoop, remove only the amount needed and replace the cap or lid after use. Avoid adding water to stretch the contents, since this changes the prepared product. Keep spare containers unopened until needed and retain the label for the ingredients, batch and expiry details. The number of applications depends on the area covered and the amount used rather than a fixed number of days.

Care and precautions

External skin use only. Test a small area first, especially if sensitive to fragrance, preservatives or botanicals. Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, broken skin and active irritation. Stop if stinging or a rash develops. Check the complete label for your batch. Keep closed and away from excessive heat, sunlight and children.