Thank You Silver Announces Topical Silver Gel

EDMONTON, Alberta - Sept. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Thank You Silver, retailers of an alkaline structured silver water, is proud to announce the release of new Thank You Silver Gel.

This topical gel provides all of the benefits of Thank You Silver’s structured water, but is specifically designed for topical application directly to the skin. Thank You Silver Gel features 25 ppm (parts per million) elemental silver combined with purified structured water.

The gel is specially formulated to match the natural pH of human skin. A topical gel that is too acidic can cause skin to become dry, potentially leading to cracking and bleeding. A gel that is too alkaline can leave unsightly, powdery white residue that gets onto clothes and the skin, causing people to avoid regular use because of this cosmetic flaw. Thank You Silver Gel, however, has been formulated to avoid these problems.

The gel is alcohol-free, so it won’t cause unnecessary skin dryness. It also does not contain any petroleum products, which can lead to a greasy feeling or flaking. Thank You Silver’s all-natural approach to silver products has even prompted a gel that does not use Triethanolamine, usually abbreviated as TEA, which is commonly used to thicken cosmetic products but may cause health complications.  In an effort to deliver the safest, natural silver products, Thank You Silver has avoided the use of potentially harmful and inconvenient compounds.

Unlike silver water, which will run off of the skin if applied on its own, silver gel will stay in place for longer periods of time, making it an ideal choice for topical application.  It can even be used around the eyes and on the most sensitive parts of the body.

Users are urged to “apply generously to the skin as needed to help promote a naturally healthy skin environment.”

Thank You Silver Gel is now available in a 2 ounce, contamination-proof pump container that does not take in air or other debris between uses, unlike silver gels that come in basic tubes or screw-top containers.

To learn more, visit www.thankyousilver.com.