Forever Living's Aloe Propolis Crème: Nature's Calm Touch
This skin-loving formula begins at the brand's global aloe plantations, where each aloe leaf is hand-harvested and delicately filleted to retain the pure inner gel. Renowned for its hydrating and calming properties, Forever's aloe vera forms the gentle yet effective foundation of the crème.
Bee propolis, a natural substance bees use to protect their hives, is added to enhance the formula's barrier-strengthening abilities. It helps lock in moisture and shield skin from daily environmental stressors—creating a comforting cocoon of care.
'This crème embodies our belief that nature provides the best solutions for wellness,' shares Harish Singla, Country Sales Manager at Forever Living Products India. 'It's indulgent in feel, but simple enough to be your everyday go-to.'
The crème's silky texture absorbs beautifully, making it ideal for dry, fatigued, or weather-affected skin. Whether you apply it after a shower or as part of your evening wind-down, the added chamomile extract and botanical vitamins enhance its soothing, restorative effects.
More than just skincare, Aloe Propolis Crème reflects Forever's eco-conscious philosophy. Their aloe fields act as carbon sinks, improving soil health and underlining the brand's pledge to sustainability.
Certified by the International Aloe Science Council (IASC), this thoughtfully made formula invites you to reconnect with nature, slow your skincare routine, and care for your skin with quiet intention.
Available now at www.aloestoreindia.in, Aloe Propolis Crème is more than a moisturizer—it's a moment of nature in every touch.
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