Dr Organic Snail Gel – Review

Dr Organic Snail Gel pot and packaging
Dr Organic Snail Gel with the lid off
Snail gel? You can’t really expect me to put that on my face can you!?
Well, the first time I heard about Dr Organic Snail Gel it scared me, I hated the thought of putting it on my face. I really wanted to try it out but was slightly freaked out so my boyfriend kindly purchased this for me for Christmas. Basically, the slime from the snails is collected as they crawl over special glass, sounds disgusting right?  However this anti-aging gel uses Helix Aspersa Muller which is a unique substance that contains collagen. elastin, glycolic acid, allatoin, vitamins and mineral. Who ever though that snail slime could have all those good ingredients in it!
I have been using this for a few weeks now and absolutely love it, I use if after my toner in the morning, but before moisturising my skin. It leaves my skin so soft and really soothes it. As I have quite sensitive skin it goes a little red after washing my face, and this really helps calm it down! Even though it is a gel, it’s very moisturising. I have combination skin so sometimes get dry patches around my chin and it works wonders on it. Also, it smells of lemons which is quite lovely!
Lid off Dr Organic Snail Gel showing the inside
Swatch on arm of the Dr Organic Snail Gel
It has a thick clear consistency, but doesn’t leave your face feeling sticky and sinks into the skin really well. Also a little goes a long way, you only need the smallest amount. Don’t let the thought of it being snail slime put you off as I love this product and now is a staple in my everyday skincare routine.
It’s available to purchase from the Holland & Barrett website and costs £19.99 for a 50ml pot. It’s a little pricey, but well worth the money!
Rebecca x

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12 Comments

  1. Alice Adores Apparel
    11th January 2014 / 12:20 am

    Great review. I've been wondering what this product is like for a while. Does it have a scent? I'm not sure what snails smell like but I can't imagine it's great haha! Xx

    aliceadoresapparel.blogspot.com

    • coco
      11th January 2014 / 12:43 am

      Yes, it smells of lemons which is lovely :) you should definitely try it out! xx

  2. Linderella
    11th January 2014 / 12:22 am

    I've heard so many good things about snail gel. As someone who is obsessed with skincare, I will definitely have to purchase this at some stage. It does still freak me out a little that it's essential snail slime…

    IAmLinderella.blogspot.co.uk

    • coco
      11th January 2014 / 12:44 am

      Haha, when you start using it you quickly forget that it's essentially snail slime :) xx

  3. Melissa Cherry
    11th January 2014 / 10:01 am

    o my goodness dont think i could ever use it even though its had great reviews :)
    The Inked Blonde

  4. Amy Keeling
    11th January 2014 / 9:22 pm

    This intrigues me so much, I'd love to give it a try despite not for one minute enjoying the idea of snail slime on my face.
    Amy x A Little Boat Sailing

  5. Jordan Alice
    12th January 2014 / 1:19 am

    I really want to try this! I've heard really good things about it x

    Jordan-Alice

  6. Francesca Vaughan
    12th January 2014 / 9:57 pm

    I love the Dr Organic range, they work wonders for my eczema! I really want to try this, you have swayed me!

    http://www.thefrancescadiaries.com x

  7. Deborah
    12th January 2014 / 10:22 pm

    I'm glad you did a review on this because like you, the sound of snail gel doesn't sound too glamourous too me haha. I may give this a try as I hear Dr. Organic products work wonders on dry skin!

    xo Deborah
    Coffee, Prose, and Pretty Clothes

  8. Laura Chapman
    17th January 2014 / 7:20 pm

    This sounds interesting! Over the last few weeks, my skin has been terrible, it's become ultra sensitive, so I may have to try the Dr. Organic range.
    Laura x | My Life in a Blog

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