Alovera and its skin benefit

If you’ve ever spent a bit too much time in the sun, you’re probably very aware of one of the many benefits of Aloe vera.

In addition to its cooling and soothing properties on sunburnt skin, it’s also an all-natural, super-hydrating ally to your everyday skin and hair care routines!

Lucky for us, Aloe vera is inexpensive, versatile, and easy to find at your local shopes, Drug store, and even home& Kitech gardens.

This unsuspecting pulpy plant is very easy to apply to your skin and has a light, non-greasy, hydrating “formula”.

·         Aloe vera gel contains 96% water!

·         All the extra power is packed into the remaining 4%.

·         No wonder it’s so hydrating!

·         Aloe vera has been used for centuries.

 

Six thousand years old carvings of the plant have been discovered in Egypt, where it was considered the “Plant of immortality”.

It’s rumored that even Cleopatra used aloe vera to protect her royal skin from the desert heat and dryness.

It has been used to treat wounds and even help with digestion when ingested as it serves as a mild laxative.

Due to its ability to grow in even the driest environments and its many healing benefits for the body, inside and out, it can now be procured worldwide.

Benift of using Aloe Vera

·         Reduce Wrinkles and Signs of Aging

·         The aloe vera plant has been effective at treating first and second-degree burns, which includes most sunburns.

·         Brighten Skin and Reduce Hyperpigmentation

·         Rather than leaving a heavy, sometimes oily feeling on your skin, aloe is clear, lightweight, and soothing moisturizers.

·         Aloe vera contains salicylic acid, which helps to gently dry acne while providing anti-inflammatory benefits to reduce redness and inflammation to irritated acne.

·         Aloe helps to heal scratches and other small wounds on the face and body by boosting collagen and fighting bacteria.

·         Aloe Vera can also be used in the case of more extreme skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema.

How to Apply Pure Aloe as a Moisturizer:

Aloe alone can make a great, clean substitute for your everyday moisturizer whenever you’re running low or looking for a new alternative.

Freshly harvested gel can be applied directly to the skin or stored overnight in the fridge so it’s ready for you in the morning!

Once you have your gel, just rub pieces of the gel over your skin in a thin layer. It may feel a bit slimy, but it shouldn’t be heavy. You can also apply to the lips for extra hydration. Allow the gel to dry, then apply your makeup as usual! Repeat twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening after washing your face, for the best results.

For more skin care related query you may contact KEMPS Skin Clinic.