




Overview:
“Bio-Oil® Dry Skin Gel is a new way to treat dry skin. Traditional dry skin products such as creams, lotions and body butters are made primarily from water. Most of this water simply evaporates when coming into contact with your skin.
It’s often what causes the cold sensation that you feel when applying these products. Bio-Oil® Dry Skin Gel is made from oil, so feels “warm” on application. In a user trial conducted on dry skin sufferers, the majority said it was better than anything they had used before for dry skin.” – Bio-Oil
Bio-Oil Gel Cost: $14.49 (CAD)


Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Review
Benefits:
Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Review – boosts hydration – nourishes and moisturizes – helps protect the skins moisture barrier – smoothes and softens – soothes and calms Learn more about the benefits and clinical trials on Bio-Oil online.

Is Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Non-Comedogenic?
YES! Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel is non-comedogenic which means it will not clog your pores. Using a heavier oil or gel product can be intimidating, I know. But, Bio Oil’s Dry Skin Gel has been independently tested and been proven to be non-comedogenic. So, if you’re concerned that this could cause blemishes or enlarged pores – don’t be!
How to Apply the Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel:
Before applying the Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel, you’ll want to cleanse your skin. If I am wearing makeup, I like to double-cleanse my skin. First, I will use an oil-based cleanser, and then I’ll follow up with a gel or foam cleanser. This just ensures my skin is nice and clean base for the skincare products that I’m going to leave on. After that, I use a toner. Lately, I’ve been using The Ordinary Glycolic Acid Toner, or the Vichy Normaderm Toner. If my skin is feeling irritated, I’ll use a more hydration toner like the one in the Hwansaenggo Line. After that, I will apply a moisturizer and once that it all settled into the skin I will then, I will use the Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel. You only want to use a small amount of this gel as it is quite thick so start small and add on more if you find you need to. Then, I add on any spot treatments or eye creams and allow the products to all absorb into my skin.
Bio-Oil Gel Ingredients:
Paraffinum Liquidum, Isopropyl Palmitate, Triisononanoin, Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate, Glycerin, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Aqua, Isopropyl Myristate, Urea, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Isostearyl Isostearate, C26-28 Alkyl Dimethicone, Sodium Lactate, Gluconolactone, Sodium PCA, Sodium Hyaluronate, Octyldodecyl PCA, Sucrose Laurate, Sucrose Stearate, Lactic Acid, Lanolin, Butylene Glycol, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Bisabolol, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Silica, Glycine Soja Oil, BHT, Retinyl Palmitate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Niacinamide, Linoleic Acid, Linolenic Acid, Tocopherol, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil, Calendula Officinalis Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Parfum, Citronellol, Farnesol, Limonene, Linalool, CI 17200.


Kylie’s Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Review
I recently received the Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel to try and review so here are my thoughts One thing that I really liked about the Bio-Oil Gel is that it didn’t feel oily on my skin, and it absorbed in really quickly. Also, I really enjoyed the smell of this product. Something that I really liked also was that I didn’t have to use a lot of product to moisturize my skin. In fact, I barely used any but because this stuff is so intensely moisturizing, you can use a small amount of product goes a long way. Because you don’t have to use very much, I think this will last a long time which is great. At first, I was using this product all over my face. But now, I don’t use this all over my face, instead, I spot treat with it. I use it on my driest spots, and on my feet. I used to use the original bio-oil on my stretch marks and scars but because it was an oil it was a bit trickier to apply than this gel. Applying the gel was easy and not messy at all.

Is bio-oil dry skin gel good for psoriasis?
I had hoped this would help my psoriasis, but unfortunately, I think I need to get medication to help it this time around. I was advised to not use it on broken skin, but desperate times call for desperate measures and so I did try it on some of my cracked psoriasis spots and it didn’t help it. My Psoriasis is cracked and bleeding most of the time so I was not able to use as much or as long as I would have liked. I will definitely continue to use the Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel – especially once my psoriasis is under control. Then, I can just use this to maintain moisturized skin!


Jenna’s Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Review
My hairline acts out on me periodically, but over the last few months, it’s been nothing short of a nightmare. An embarrassing, never-ending, chunky-flake nightmare that had me dreading what the dry months of winter had in store for me. I foresaw a lot of toques, not because they’re cute – but because they were going to be necessary to contain all the flakes my scalp was shedding. Truly, I felt like I tried every product on the market to help clear it up, but sure enough – as soon as it would begin drying from whatever treatment I just rinsed out of it, I would feel that familiar itch and marvel at just how much someone’s scalp could flake.



Bree’s Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel Review
Overall, I like Bio-Oil Dry Skin Gel. It does feel heavy on the skin (and I wouldn’t recommend using it in the AM, just the PM), it is effective for treating dry and irritated skin. When we were in Greece, I had a pretty bad reaction to sunscreen. Both of my shoulders/arms were bumpy, red, and raw feeling. Since it was 40+ degrees every day, I kept having to apply sunscreen overtop (though, I use a more gentle sunscreen) of the irritated area so, as you can imagine, it kept getting and feeling worse.


Awesome review Bree! My wife bought me a lotion for dry skin but honestly it was not that effective. Thanks for this. I will tell my wife about this.
I use to have a dry skin before and it annoys me a lot because no matter how I use a lot of lotion it is still a bit dry and it makes me sad about that until I discovered this. I have been using this since then.