Cooling Gel for Laser Hair Removal Device and Radio Frequency Facial Body

8 reviews for Cooling Gel for Laser Hair Removal Device and Radio Frequency Facial Body

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   Muffyns – 9 January 2025

   Cooling Gel
   Perfect cooling formula and works well with my facial RF device because this helps glide smoothly without having discomfort or roughness on my skin.

2. 

   Scentsualshopper – 9 January 2025

   Great
   Soothing gel. I use it with my micro current device and works perfectly.

3. 

   Brittany – 9 January 2025

   You can find cheaper
   Used for massaging with wood tools and suction machine on my rear end. Did the job

4. 

   MumSabrina – 9 January 2025

   Can’t figure out from the bottle or listing what’s in it or how to use.
   The ingredient list is really vague and has a lot of stuff that I’d like clarified before I use it on my sensitive skin. Plus, I have issues with perfumes, so there’s that. I can handle mild scents, and this doesn’t have an annoying one, but I’d rather be safe than sorry.The listing can’t specify if this is okay to use with my IPL device. While I did dive into grabbing it when I saw it, it should also have some kind of clarification on what it’s safe to use this with.Anyway, I won’t use it. I’ll ask my dr about it at my next derm appointment.

5. 

   Cin – 9 January 2025

   Not for all IPLs
   I was excited to use this Cooling Gel with my IPL, my at home laser hair removal device. However, as I found out, some IPLs, including mine, say do not use any ultrasound gel.So while I can’t use this for its intended purpose, it has a nice consistency and I do get a cooling sensation. As others have said, the advertising is inconsistent with the ingredient list. According to the bottle, chemical composition is polymer, humectants, water, approved food color, perfume and preservatives.

6. 

   Tiffany – 9 January 2025

   Nice Product
   Works well and doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin.

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   freetheghost – 9 January 2025

   Bottle ingredients listed are more vague than original description when ordered.
   When I originally ordered this ViQure Cooling Gel (0.25L/8.5oz), I really liked the description that it contained hyaluronic acid, vitamin complex & collagen. I was pretty excited to use that with my gua sha or electronic neck massager tool. It’s a bit harder to tell that all those ingredients are still in this gel, since the bottle’s “CHEMICAL COMPOSITION” list is a lot more vague about the ingredients. It’s still cooling & will work well to use with facial massage based on its consistency though (but just don’t know if I’ll get the added skin benefits). In terms of value, it’s a tad on the higher side as compared to other similar gels. (Though if the ingredients are as originally described, to me it would be well worth the extra few dollars.)

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   Mel Nee Nee – 9 January 2025

   Ultrasound gel with vague ingredient list
   Here are my observations:1. Be aware you get one bottle, not 2 as the listing page may lead one to believe. The reason for 2 images is merely to show front and back labels.2. While the listing page mentions hyaluronic acid as an ingredient, the actual bottle is much more vague stating “humectants” but doesn’t say which humectants3. The blue tinge is helpful during application and use of the gel.4. The bottle instructions more focus on ultrasound use as opposed to laser hair remover cooling gel use. Those using it for laser hair remover use may not understand how to use this gel with a laser hair remover as in…. Is it used as a transmission gel like ultrasound or is it strictly a cooling gel to be used AFTER laser hair treatment? If it is advertised for both, instructions for both should be included.