Aloe Vera in Skin Care
Aloe Vera is a cactus plant is indigenous to dry climates of parts of India and Africa. It has been used topically for centuries for its powerful skin healing benefits. There are over 200 species of aloe plants, but only one that called Aloe Vera ("true aloe" in Latin). Aloe Vera plant is known for its medicinal properties. The whole aloe leaf can be dried and used, leaf juice or the gel can be extracted from it and used topically or orally.
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Extract, Gel.
Commonly referred to as Aloe Vera, this ancient medicinal plant is full of vitamins antioxidants including, beta carotene, vitamin C and E, minerals and amino acids that help firm and hydrate the skin. Aloe contains aloin, which can block up to 30% of the ultraviolet rays when applied generously to the skin's surface. The gelatinous juice extracted from the leaves is anti-aging, anti-microbial and has anti-inflammatory properties that have been clinically proven to heal the epidermal layers of skin. It is an excellent moisturizer especially for oily skin and is also beneficial in treating acne-prone skin. It has amazing calming, soothing, cooling, restoring qualities, and it is a powerful anti aging ingredient.
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