Product Description
Among the ingredients of aloe vera, we can find nearly all vitamins, the list counts more than two hundred beneficial ingredients. Among its ingredients, we consider the most important trace elements, amino acids, and enzymes, thanks to which Aloe vera is one of the most versatile and effective natural aids in daily skin care. Due to its anti-inflammatory, skin care, antibiotic, antifungal, and regenerative properties, it can be used in many areas. Due to its infection prevention and anti-inflammatory properties, it helps the healing of minor and major skin injuries, preventing them from becoming infected. It is excellent at absorbing, deeply moisturizing the skin tissues, thus caring for and hydrating it, slowing down the aging processes. Thanks to its high antioxidant content, aloe vera helps in skin regeneration and keeping it young. Due to its high vitamin content, it makes our skin elastic and fresh. When applied directly to the skin surface, it can effectively help in the treatment of rheumatic pains and problems, burns, as well as allergic reactions, bites, and rashes. Its hemostatic and disinfecting effect promotes wound healing and desquamation, preventing scar formation. As an ingredient in face creams and body lotions.
- as ingredients in massage oils, massage creams
- Treatment of Burns
- for the treatment of minor skin injuries
- To relieve rheumatic complaints
- Moisturizing after shaving
- Treatment of insect bites and allergic skin reactions
- after sun gel
- To alleviate skin conditions and eczema symptoms
- Treatment of surgical scars
- For reducing cellulite or fading stretch marks
- Handling mushroom problems
Manufacturing: by pressing the leaves of the plant
Composition, active ingredients: aloe vera, salicylic acid, enzymes, choline, B-complex vitamins, minerals, lignin, sterols, mono- and polysaccharides
All about aloe vera:
Aloe vera is one of our oldest medicinal herbs, originally from Africa, but now found in many parts of the world such as the Mediterranean coast, America, and Europe. In addition to the traditionally wild aloe, it is now also grown in cultivation. Aloe vera is considered one of humanity's oldest medicinal and beauty plants, with a history dating back thousands of years. Ancient Sumerians and Egyptians associated the plant with eternal life, and it was among the most important cosmetic products for the famous Cleopatra. In addition to beauty care, the plant's unique wound healing properties were discovered very early, making it a key component in traditional Arab medicine. Due to the anti-inflammatory effects of sterols found in the plant, it can be effectively used to treat cuts, burns, and other injuries. Aloe vera gel can also be used as an after-sun cream to soothe and moisturize the skin. The antioxidant and amino acid content of aloe vera components can help in skin regeneration and exfoliation, making it a popular treatment for scars, surgical marks, and stretch marks. Its anti-inflammatory and antifungal properties make it effective in relieving fungal infections. Interestingly, of the nearly three hundred known species of the plant, only five have the positive effects listed. Pure aloe vera extract does not contain any chemical ingredients. It is suitable for all skin types, especially sensitive skin. The gel can be used alone on the mentioned areas, or as an ingredient in creams and body lotions.