Aloe Vera -What Is It Good For?
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HEALS BURNS AND WOUNDS
Aloe vera is often referred to as the “burn plant” because of the remarkable way the gel and herbal water, when applied externally, can heal a wide variety of burns—from sunburn to more serious scalds and burns. Aloe vera can help soften the skin around minor wounds and prevent dryness as they heal.
CONDITIONS AND SOOTHES SKIN
Anti-inflammatory properties of aloe vera gel and herbal water can help soothe skin that has had too much sun exposure. It also blocks the formation of histamine, so is useful for allergic conditions such as contact dermatitis. It has also been shown to help psoriasis. IMPROVES SKIN TONE The gel and water can help lighten the appearance of blemishes.
TONES SKIN
Use aloe vera juice as a skin toning treatment or to treat oily skin. Apply as you would with an everyday toner.
TREATS ACNE
The antimicrobial properties in aloe ingredients help to kill the bacteria that cause acne.
COMBATS SIGNS OF AGING
The gel or juice, added to beauty products, keeps the skin hydrated and moisturized. It can also plump up wrinkles and fine lines.
CONDITIONS HAIR AND SCALP
The natural salicylic acid in aloe vera extracts can help remove dandruff build-up from the scalp. For seborrheic dermatitis, aloe has been shown to decrease scaliness and itching significantly.
TEETH AND GUM CARE
You can dilute fresh aloe gel into a juice and use it as a mouthwash or toothpaste ingredient. When gargled, it is also a beneficial treatment for gingivitis, an inflammatory condition of the gums, relief for cold sores, and mouth ulcers. Apply fresh aloe gel to the gums to help pain and inflammation.
CARING AFTERSHAVE.
Men can use aloe vera gel as an aftershave. It reduces the irritation and inflammation of the skin and heals cuts
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