The green bottle is the original version of our true natural skin gel. The blue bottle is our moisturizing version. It has many of the same healing and skin nourishing benefits as our original skin gel but with the added benefits of almond and argan oils for an amazing, non-greasy moisturizer that lasts. You can
Is Nature’s Aid safe to use on pets?
Yes. Like your skin, your pet’s skin needs nourishment too and Nature’s Aid even has a “just for pets” version of our product. Visit our pet website for more information.
Is Nature’s Aid safe for babies?
Yes, both Nature’s Aid skin gel and moisturizing skin gel are safe and gentle enough to use on your baby’s skin. We also have two baby shampoo and washes formulated specifically for babies: an ultra sensitive (unscented) version and calming with lavender, along with a soothing baby balm. Our True Natural Skin Gel is excellent
Will Nature’s Aid help with psoriasis or eczema?
For many of our customers, Nature’s Aid skin gel has demonstrated an ability to help soothe and heal skin conditions including: skin irritations, psoriasis, eczema, and many others. Please be sure to always follow the instructions and guidelines of your physician and if your skin condition does not improve or gets worse, please discontinue use
How much Nature’s Aid skin gel do I need to apply?
The amount of Nature’s Aid skin gel applied depends largely on the reason you are using it and the area you are applying it. For more information on how to use this product, please see our page on the many uses of Nature’s Aid skin gel.
The new label also has new ingredients listed, were these ingredients always there or did you change the formula?
The short answer is no; we have not changed the formula. The ingredients that are listed on the new label have always been in Nature’s Aid’s formulation. However, as new owners, we saw an opportunity to improve the formula by using a higher quality, medical grade Aloe Vera. Purer than the Aloe Vera used by
Nature’s Aid did not work for my skin condition although it is listed on your product uses page. Is there something wrong with my bottle?
While the uses for Nature’s Aid are seemingly endless, its effectiveness for each individual issue can vary from person to person and case to case.
Are Nature’s Aid’s products gluten free?
Based on product composition, gluten is not expected to be present in any of Nature’s Aid products. However, these products are not routinely tested for its presence, therefore there is always a risk this substance may be present as a result of the specific characteristics of the raw materials and/or of the manufacturing process.
I am having trouble getting my pump on my bottle flowing, is there anything I can do to address this issue?
We are aware that some of our pumps do not get going as quickly as they should. We have taken steps to address this issue and in the future no pumps should have this problem. However, if you are having trouble with your pump, first give it 30-40 quick pumps, and you should be able
I do not see an expiry date on my bottle, what is Nature’s Aid’s shelf life?
The reason we chose not to include an expiry date is because we would not want customers to throw away a perfectly good bottle of Nature’s Aid just because of an arbitrary date. As Nature’s Aid is a natural product, its shelf life can vary depending on how and where it is stored, but our
