First set of questions
Q1 How easy or difficult did you find Kelo-cote to apply?
Very easy; squeeze tube onto finger and rub in where required.
Q2. On average how long did you find it took Kelo-cote to dry? Was this a longer or shorter time than you expected?
Took longer than I expected for it to dry - roughly about 3-5 minutes; occasionally more if my skin was warm.
Q3. How did you find the feel of the gel? e.g. texture, stickiness etc
Gel felt fine; maybe a little sticky when you first apply it, but all fine once it was dry.
Q4. Before taking part in this product test, had you ever tried Kelo-cote or any other scar reducing product before? If so, which one(s)?
I had tried Bio-Oil and Palmers Cocoa Butter - both moisturised, but didn't reduce any scarring other than the reduction I would have expected with time.
Second set of questions
1. Have you noticed any improvement in your scar since using Kelo-cote at all, if so in what way?
Yes, my scar is not as red and visible, and the itching appears to have stopped.
2. Have you found using Kelo-cote easy or difficult to incorporate into your daily routine?
Very simple to incorporate, it sits in the bathroom and I apply it once I'm dry. The gel then has time to absorb before I dress.
3. Approximately how much product do you have left (1/3rd tube / 1/2 tube etc)?
Probably less that I should as I've also been applying it to scars left from keyhole surgery to reduce their appearance (which it has and which I am very happy about!)
Final set of questions
- Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the results of the gel?
Fairly satisfied, my scar is definitely less red, and the itching has stopped (and my other scars are also less red and visible).
- What (if anything) was the most noticeable result?
My scar losing the itchiness!
- Which three words would you use to describe Kelo-cote silicone gel?
Simple, effective, transforming
- The recommended retail price for Kelo-cote is £29.99. Would you be prepared to pay this amount for 3 month?s supply (equivalent to less than £10 per month)?
It would depend on the scarring and the location. Probably not for my c-section scar, but definitely for scarring in an obvious location such as face/arm.
- If it were to come up in conversation, would you recommend Kelo-cote silicone gel to friends and family? If yes, why? If not, why not?
Yes I probably would, because it does work, but I would have to point out that it is not a cheap option.