Aloe vera is an amazing product for any skin condition, from dry skin to sunburn to a mosquito bite. Rich in amino acids, minerals, vitamins, enzymes, and other essential ingredients, it effectively penetrates and transports these healthy substances through the skin. Aloe is the primary ingredient in many skin products, such as make up, anti-wrinkle […]
Category: External Use Research
Aloe Vera To Reduce Scarring
Whether from an accident, illness or acne, few people will go through life without injury to the skin that creates scarring. For many, these scars are unsightly and the person feels self-conscious. Scars can also create lasting effects beyond the skin surface that causes havoc in the body and may ultimately require surgery. The way […]
Aloe Vera and Acne
Many Americans suffer from acne. Once typified as a teenage growing pain, acne among adults is now increasingly common. With so many people struggling from acne, many are turning to natural cleansers and supplements for better results. Today a variety of popular skin care and beauty products include aloe vera. Aloe vera has been recognized […]
Wound Healing and Aloe Vera
See Also Experimental Thermal Burns Aloe vera has a myriad of uses, but among its most common is as a salve for sunburn. Aloe vera has been used for centuries to alleviate and heal initial sun damage. But, the gel may be used for more than the occasional sunburn. According to scientific studies, aloe vera […]
Aloe Vera and Beauty
Over the centuries, aloe vera has been used for more than skin burns and stomach disorders. Ancient Egyptians called aloe vera the ‘plant of immortality’ and there is evidence that Cleopatra, among other wealthy, beauty-conscious women, used the ointment to give them younger, more radiant skin. Other reports say that the ancient Greeks used the […]
Aloe and Eczema
Aloe Vera For Dental Health
The most popular uses of aloe vera are for skin burns, wounds and as an internal healer aiding stomach issues. However, recent studies have revealed another use for this healing plant. In his article, “Aloe Vera: Its Potential Use in Wound Healing and Disease Control in Oral Conditions”, Dr. Timothy E. Moore said that […]