Q1: What are all purpose gels and creams used for?

They can be used for different skincare needs depending on the formula. The category includes everyday moisturisers, aloe vera gels, all-in-one creams and targeted treatments.

Q2: Is aloe vera gel good for daily use?

It depends on the specific product and how your skin responds to it. Check the product directions and intended use before making it part of your daily routine.

Q3: Are gel moisturisers good for oily skin?

A lightweight gel moisturiser can feel more comfortable on oily or combination skin than a richer cream. Look at the texture and finish before choosing one.

Q4: Can I use an all purpose cream on my face?

Only if the product is intended for facial use. Some products in this category are designed for specific areas, so always check the directions first.

Q5: What is the difference between a gel and a cream?

A gel generally has a lighter, fresher texture, while a cream usually feels richer. Jelly creams sit between the two and offer a softer, bouncy texture.

Q6: Can I use a retinol cream every day?

Follow the directions for the individual product. Retinol products may require gradual introduction depending on the formula and your existing skincare routine.

Q7: Are all-in-one creams enough for a skincare routine?

They can simplify a routine by combining moisturising with other skincare benefits, but whether one product is enough depends on your skin and the rest of your routine.

Q8: Aloe vera gel or moisturising cream - which should I choose?

Aloe vera gels generally have a lighter feel, while moisturising creams tend to feel richer. Look at the texture, intended use and formulation before choosing between the two.