Greenboxin - Rapid Skin Soothing, Heat Reduction, Cooling & Soothing Gel Solution for Sensitive Skin Moisturizer

This product irritated my skin that is prone to rosacea. It definitely exacerbated the issue.

I didn’t find this gel to be cooling whatsoever. It left my skin feeling sticky and tacky. Didn’t soak in well at all. Didn’t find it soothing or cooling at all.

I also want to buy other products from this company, Finishing Lotion Superjection

Conapidil Greenboxin is a very well tested product that is designed to help reduce heat and inflammation in the skin. They make sheets impregnated with this stuff to help with burn recovery. It is a 50 year old product and it is the real deal. What is interesting to me is how to actually use this stuff in day to day use. One thing for sure that’s good is for sunburns. I found this out the hard way after the fourth. I got it bad and this stuff really works. The issue is that there are way less expensive aloe based products that work well for a fraction of the price. The ither issue here is that this stuff has a short shelf life once open. For me, this won’t be a repeat order, but for folks with sensitive skin that are routinely damaging their skin, this might be the ticket.

I burn so easy and fast. This time of year I am outside a lot and before I know it my arms and neck are so hot I can't stay out any longer. So, I decided to try the Skin Soother. It works! I gently washed my hands and neck with just water and then patted dry. Applied this gel to the areas that were hot and let it sit for about 30 minutes. Then I absorbed the excess with cotton and let the remainder coating dry. I was shocked at how wonderful the relief was. This is great stuff and now if I have been sunburned and unable to sleep, I found something that works and it is worth the cost when you are so uncomfortable with a burn. I do recommend this product.

The Greenboxin Rapid Skin Soothing Gel is a lifesaver for anyone with sensitive skin looking for immediate relief. This gel is designed to cool and calm irritated skin, providing fast-acting relief from heat, redness, or any discomfort. It is lightweight, absorbs quickly, and leaves the skin feeling fresh and hydrated. The cooling effect is noticeable right away, helping to reduce inflammation and restore balance to the skin. As a moisturizer, it locks in hydration, keeping the skin soft and smooth throughout the day.

This product, Greenboxin, comes in a plastic bottle that looks much like a container one might find in a cosmetic-dermatology office. It is subtitled: Gel Type Skin Solution, but there is no more info on the bottle about what this skin solution’s function is. The claims I address are from the Amazon ad. There are none made for it made on the bottle which includes a list of ingredients written in Korean and in English. It is distributed by Pharmesthetic, manufactured by a company, Conapidil—both in South Korea. Websites for both are given, but both are exclusively in Korean text. The contact address, in case one had any questions or concerns, is in Seoul, South Korea. That site, via Jeanficial.Inc, has an English translation feature. I did not find any info in English on any of these sites about his product. As a test of the claim that this product gives immediate heat relief, I applied it to my hot, red face after an hour of fence-painting on a warm summer day. I have the sort of rosacea that makes my skin heat up and makes my face flush for at least an hour in response to exercise. I might apply an ice roller to my face to lower the heat, so I feel okay about being in public, but today I tried this product, instead. The advertising says it “…instantly removes the cause of heat-exposed skin and lowers skin temperature.” This claim is a bit hard to comprehend since the cause of the overheated skin was the outdoor ambient temperature, my physical exertion, and pale Celtic skin. I needed the relief the product promised. I did not measure the surface temperature of my skin, before or after, but my perception of heat and the visual evidence of redness were the same as always (without the use of ice). My face was, as usual, red and hot for over an hour. Greenboxin did not work for me on this occasion of heat, flushing, and redness. The second claim is that this product rapidly calms and sooths irritated skin. My red skin from flushing might be considered irritated skin, but not counting this incident, I don’t have experience with especially rough or broken-out skin. Therefore, I can’t attest to how well or rapidly it works for a rash or a flare up of acne. I does feel good, as some gels tends to, when applied; it is immediately soothing while it dries. One of the first ingredients listed is niacinamide, known for its ability to calm irritated skin. I would not be surprised if this product does help calm irritated skin based on this ingredient, alone. The third claim is that this gel provides deep hydration. I actually think that it does hydrate and that as the gel dries it forms a kind of barrier that holds moisture to the face. The ingredients list begins with glycerin, known for doing just this—creating a barrier. There are many botanicals, as well, among the ingredients which likely contribute to this moisturizing quality. The fourth claim made for this product is that it enhances skin resilience by restoring and strengthening the skin’s natural elasticity. Having used this product nightly and occasionally during the days for a bit more than a week, there has likely not been time for my skin to become “more resilient.” I would like to know how skin resilience and elasticity are measured and what to look for to observe these enhanced qualities, as well as which ingredients make these things possible. I wish that the product description said more about this claim—about all of them, actually. Continuing to use this gel daily, I will look for more opportunities to use it when my face is hot, but I don’t hold high hopes for its efficacy at reducing heat based on my experience. I do, however, like it as a moisturizing toner, though. I have done a general search of many of the botanical ingredients and their properties; Greenboxin contains many plant-based ingredients to which my sensitive skin does not react badly. I like that this product-as glycerin-based products tend to do- leaves a kind of sheen on my face that might be mistaken for a “glow.” Not knowing how it will make my skin more elastic or resilient, I will wait and see about this final claim in the Amazon ad. This gel is priced at about $53 for 5.07 oz. Because I ordered it to address heat--and therefore the flushing that results-- and because it does not do anything for the heat problem, I will probably not purchase Greenboxin in the future.

This is a thick gel like texture, I get really flushed and over heated from doing yard work and wanted something that would help cool my face down quickly. It does sooth and while not super cooling, it does have a nice effect and seems to help my face not sweat so much and cool off a bit. It also seems to do a great job of hydrating the skin or at least locking in and not letting the skin get any more dried out. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is because of how tacky and sticky it leaves my skin, even after it soaks in and I apply a moisturizer on top, my skin is still quick tacky.