Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera Gel

The healing properties of aloe have been known since ancient times and were widely used by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Indians and Chinese thousands of years ago. Egyptian queens Nefertiti and Cleopatra often used aloe in cosmetic procedures.

Nowadays, Aloe Vera gel is one of the ingredients of expensive moisturizing face creams and anti-sunburn products. Aloe Vera owes its magical healing properties to allantoin, which is contained in its leaves. In addition to allantoin, aloe contains natural antioxidants in the form of B complex vitamins, vitamins C and E, as well as beta-carotene, which is converted into vitamin A in the body. All of these nutrients are very important for skin health. Also included in its composition, aloin is famous for its sunscreen properties, which allows it to be used in cosmetics to shield the skin from direct exposure to ultraviolet rays. Ideal for use before and after sunbathing.

Since it has a cooling, softening and antibacterial effect, it provides a slight degree of protection from solar radiation. Also, daily use of Aloe Vera gel allows you to maintain a layer-by-layer tan. It can be rubbed into the skin immediately for burns, cuts, scrapes and skin inflammation - Aloe Vera gel has a soothing effect. In addition, aloe can be rubbed into the skin to smooth wrinkles and reduce itching, burning, and swelling from insect bites. Aloe is famous not only for the fact that it has a healing effect on the skin, moisturizes and softens it, Aloe Vera Gel helps in the treatment of bruises, acne, minor skin defects. Aloe also removes spider veins. Aloe Vera Gel provides versatile care for all skin types:

The lignin contained in aloe helps the penetration of enzymes and moisture into the deep layers of the skin, stimulates metabolic processes and promotes the renewal of skin cells.