Arbonne says this Intelligence Cleansing Gel won’t "dry out skin like bar soaps do and moisturises as effectively as it cleans". Arbonne also says it’s "non-drying, pH-correct liquid that won’t strip skin or cause irritation."
I started using this gel when washing my hands this winter after the skin on my hands started getting very dry, itchy, and cracked. I only have one bottle and use it only when washing my hands at the sink where I have it placed. When I don’t use it, my hands are very itchy. I was quite surprised and pleased when I experienced no itching after using this gel. This Arbonne Intelligence Cleansing Gel is the only product I use where I notice the difference in my skin immediately after using it when compared to using other cleansing products. I plan to purchase more for all the sinks in my home.
On the Arbonne website it shows the "key ingredients" as: hydrolyzed soy protein, antioxidant vitamins A, C and E and decyl glucoside. An 8 ounce bottle costs $19.50, and that is a bit high. You can find it under the "Not-so-basic" Skin Care line or ask an Arbonne consultant.
There is also a shipping charge which makes the cost even harder to pay.