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A professional-grade soothing gel built on a foundation that most brands would never attempt: the first three ingredients are floral waters — rosa damascena, linden blossom, and peppermint — rather than plain aqua. This means the vehicle itself is active, not just a carrier for the actual actives below. Dr. Spiller's Biomimetic SkinCare philosophy shows throughout: sempervivum tectorum (alpine houseleek, the succulent that survives on alpine cliffs) provides the 'alpine' in the name — an extremophile botanical whose protective compounds are adapted to UV stress and temperature extremes. Willow bark (salix purpurea) delivers natural salicin for gentle anti-inflammatory action without the irritation of synthetic salicylic acid. Licorice root (glycyrrhiza glabra) and its isolated compound dipotassium glycyrrhizate calm redness through different pathways. The preservation is noteworthy: leuconostoc/radish root ferment filtrate is a natural preservative — no parabens, no synthetic preservatives. This is the product aestheticians reach for post-treatment: after microneedling, after laser, after peels.
Aloe Vera
3/5 evidence
Hydrates and cools irritated skin, Mild anti-inflammatory
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
4/5 evidence
brightens, calms inflammation
Panthenol
4/5 evidence
hydration, barrier repair
Urea
5/5 evidence
Humectant at low %, Keratolytic (softens thick skin) at high %
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Alpine-Aloe Gel by Dr. Spiller is formulated for sensitive, all, combination skin. A professional-grade soothing gel built on a foundation that most brands would never attempt: the first three ingredients are floral waters — rosa damascena, linden blossom, and peppermint — rather than plain aqua. This means the vehicle itself is active, not just a carrier for the actual actives below. Dr. Spiller's Biomimetic SkinCare philosophy shows throughout: sempervivum tectorum (alpine houseleek, the succulent that survives on alpine cliffs) provides the 'alpine' in the name — an extremophile botanical whose protective compounds are adapted to UV stress and temperature extremes. Willow bark (salix purpurea) delivers natural salicin for gentle anti-inflammatory action without the irritation of synthetic salicylic acid. Licorice root (glycyrrhiza glabra) and its isolated compound dipotassium glycyrrhizate calm redness through different pathways. The preservation is noteworthy: leuconostoc/radish root ferment filtrate is a natural preservative — no parabens, no synthetic preservatives. This is the product aestheticians reach for post-treatment: after microneedling, after laser, after peels.
The key active ingredients in Alpine-Aloe Gel are Aloe Vera, Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Panthenol, Urea. It's known for: Triple floral water base (rose, linden, peppermint) means the vehicle itself is active — not just water with stuff in it and Alpine houseleek + willow bark + licorice root = three anti-inflammatory pathways for comprehensive calming.
Yes, Alpine-Aloe Gel targets redness, sensitivity, dryness. Triple floral water base (rose, linden, peppermint) means the vehicle itself is active — not just water with stuff in it
Alpine-Aloe Gel retails for around $44, which places it in the premium range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: €44 for 100ml is premium pricing for a gel — the professional positioning justifies it but budget users won't reach; Contains alcohol (position 7) and menthol — may sting on severely compromised or broken skin; Peppermint oil at the end of the deck is a sensitiser for some — test first on reactive skin.
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