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Hydra aloe vera

Léa nature

Léa nature Hydra aloe vera's recognized actives are present, but the brand doesn't disclose their concentrations — so we can't confirm they reach effective doses. We withhold a grade rather than guess.

Léa nature Hydra aloe vera
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Dose not disclosed · how?

Actives pyramid

What's actually in it, ranked by how well it's dosed.

Supporting actives (recognized)
Glycerin Lactic Acid Bisabolol Citric Acid Vitamin E
Other listed actives
Ingrédients : Aqua /Water/Eau Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice" caprylic/capric triglyceride Triheptanoin Cocoglycerides Propanediol Rosa Damascena Flower Water" Butyrospermum Parkii Shea Butter)" Glyceryl Stearate Citrate Olus/Vegetable Oi/Huile Vegetale Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil Bentonite Gyceryl Stearate SE Helianthus Annuus (Sunfower) Seed OL Parfum (Fragrance) Sodium Levulinate Xanthan Gum Cetearyl Alcohol Sodium Benzoate Glyceryl Caprylate Glyceryl Undecylenate Calendula Officinalis (Flower) Extract" Phytic Acid Sodium hydroxide Tocopherol

What it does

Evidenced benefit intensity, derived from dosed actives.

Hydration
76
Brightening
64
Exfoliation
64
Anti-aging
51
Soothing
51
Barrier
48

The receipt

Every point of this grade, traced to the active, its dose, and the evidence.

Glycerin present — concentration not disclosed

A recognized active, but without a labeled % we can't confirm it reaches the effective ~3% dose.

Lactic Acid present — concentration not disclosed

A recognized active, but without a labeled % we can't confirm it reaches the effective ~5% dose.

Bisabolol present — concentration not disclosed

A recognized active, but without a labeled % we can't confirm it reaches the effective ~0.1% dose.

Citric Acid present — concentration not disclosed

A recognized active, but without a labeled % we can't confirm it reaches the effective ~10% dose.

Vitamin E present — concentration not disclosed

A recognized active, but without a labeled % we can't confirm it reaches the effective ~0.5% dose.

Pros & cons

The honest tradeoffs.

  • Recognized formulation base
  • Glycerin concentration not disclosed — can't confirm it's effective
  • Lactic Acid concentration not disclosed — can't confirm it's effective
  • Bisabolol concentration not disclosed — can't confirm it's effective
  • Citric Acid concentration not disclosed — can't confirm it's effective
  • Vitamin E concentration not disclosed — can't confirm it's effective

Best for

Who and when this fits.

Most skin types Dryness Texture Dullness Redness Fine Lines PM preferred Wear SPF

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Based on published concentration thresholds and formulation science. Our algorithm predicts likely efficacy — it does not test the product. Individual results vary. Not evaluated by the FDA. You can't pay to move a grade — Visage Theory is paid only for optional audits and seal licenses, never to change a letter. Ingredient data for this product is community-sourced and may be incomplete.