Aloe vera recognised globally as the ‘magical maestro’ of plant kingdom is a plant possessing a combination of almost all those properties which are considered good for health. This succulent is widely cultivated and can even be seen at some rooftop gardening. Well, you can be almost certain that you come across one or the other planter being inside of your home or even in your backyard. Aloe vera gel is the slimy, gooey texture and liquid that is within the aloe plant’s green leaves.
Now, let us go a little deeper and understand about the multiple benefits of using aloe vera as parts of everybody’s face and hair care regime.
Hydrates and Moisturizes:
The use of Aloe vera gel is a great moisturizer, and no wonder it’s great on the skin especially on dry and scaly skin. We also like its texture, as it has a lightweight formula and is not greasy, but has a silky, pore-blurring finish on any skin type while giving the skin a hydrated, dewy boost. It is also recommended for sensitive skin because it soothes rather than inflame the skin.
Soothes Sunburns:
Anytime, people, including the author of this paper, have felt the scorching effect of the direct sun on the skin, which usually causes it to redden and feel maybe irritated. Aloe vera gel is a cooling gel and one that the skin would so much love to be applied on as soon as the skin is sunburned. Hailing from the Aloe plant it has a natural anti-inflammatory that helps in reducing redness and swelling, effectively forming a barrier that does not allow for peeling and at the same time retain moisture within. The essences of the aloe can be applied on the skin surface after a day at the beach or any other outdoor event then the skin will heal faster and the itches, pains, roughness will be a thing of the past.
Reduces Acne and Pimples:
Aloe vera is great for people who have acne breakouts often or just acne in general. This is due to the gel’s capability of fighting bacterial breakouts that cause acne and it’s inflammation reducing effects. From an angry red pimple that you can hardly pop properly to the blemishes that you get after a breakout, aloe can heal, and prevent extra oil production that leads to future breakouts. Further, it suits well for when you apply makeup and it doesn’t cause any breakouts.
Evens Skin Tone:
This uneven complexion may present itself in the form of dark spots, over-pigmentation and acne scars which will make your skin’s tone appear dull and blotchy. Two kinds of chemicals… called aloin and antioxidants found in aloe vera and used to help to lighten these spots continually , thus making the skin color to be brighter. It usually helps to cover up imperfections such as acne, hyperpigmentation, and scars and, through the process of sloughing off the outer layer of the skin.
Anti-Aging and Wrinkle Reduction:
Aloe Vera has a lot of vitamins like vitamin C and B12 vitamins. These are prime components that stimulate the production of fiber colloids in the skin making it firm and young. Further, it minimizes trademark crow’s feet, fine lines and wrinkles and bestows a youthful rosy cheeked and glowing skin appearance.
Treats Skin Irritations and Inflammation:
In a bad case of eczema, psoriasis or even simple rash – nothing is quite as soothing as the beautiful properties that aloe vera brings with it. This one tackles the inflammation making the skin devoid of redness, itching, and discomfort commonly associated with the conditions. The Aloe vera makes a protective layer which helps in skin repair and also suitable to those who have vulnerable skin or rashes. It is tenderness to help it get right when everything feels wrong and your skin is reacting strangely.
Promotes Hair Growth:
It isn’t just a beauty product as it.cc works wonders for your skin, it is also a potent ingredient for your hair. It assists in hair growth and also works to eliminate dead cells on the scalp as well as in the blockage of the pores and follicles. If you are a type of person who does not want to use substance products, then aloe vera is one thing that you have to try.
Balances Scalp pH:
Basically, it is important to maintain a scalp ph level that is moderate on the ph scale for or healthy hair growth. The outer layer helps to regulate the Ph balance on the skin of your head so it does not become dry or oily and you will not itch anymore. It is like having a perfect start all over again for your scalp- as refreshing as a cool breeze during a hot summer’s day is to your head: clean, refreshed, balanced and much better for growing hair.
Conditions and Adds Shine:
If your hair looks lifeless or your hair is unmanageable and stands up in every direction then aloe vera can make it shiny again. It is, therefore, a rich conditioner that always penetrates the hair shaft to condition it and make it look silkier without leaving it flat. Another benefit to the nutrients in Aloe is its ability to retain moisture, and this is something you need so your hair cannot easily frizz while they have a polished shiny look. No matter the hair type is curly, straight or wavy, aloe vera should be your cure for having shiny hair.
Strengthens and Repairs Hair:
The weak and dull hair can be brought by the chemically treated hair, heat and extremes of breakage also. Aloe vera is packed with amino acids, enzymes and vitamins that improve hair health from within coping with these issues right at their foundation. It enhances every segment and diminishes strand brittleness and the ill-advised splits that your hair has always had and brings your hair’s sheen back.
Conclusion
It is not surprising then that so many skin and hair products have aloe vera gel as one of the primary components. But you don’t have to necessarily break the bank for these products to get the magical properties of out favorite succulent. You do not have to buy expensive commercial gels and moisturizers because you can make your own homemade products using locally available aloe vera gel and get a healthy, cheap and natural beauty regime. Feel free this week to play with this ingredient and discover what works best for you.
