Aloe Vera: History
Aloe vera appears in Chinese and Sumerian writings around 3000 B.C. The pharaohs Egyptians idealised aloe vera and called it “the plant of immortality”.
Aloe vera appears in Chinese and Sumerian writings around 3000 B.C. The pharaohs Egyptians idealised aloe vera and called it “the plant of immortality”.
Aloe is considered an adaptogen, or substance that stimulates or strengthens the body.
It is made up of 96% water, and protein containing 18-20 amino acids, vitamins A, vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin E and organic & inorganic compounds.
Aloe Vera helps in unclogging the pores and moisturizing the skin. It also does not leave a greasy film on the face after application.
Aloe Vera gel has vitamin C and E, beta-carotene in abundance. Hence, it has anti-ageing properties.
Aloe Vera is a natural treatment for lightening blemishes, stretch marks and acne marks.
Aloe Vera helps in gentle cleansing and contains polysaccharides and gibberellins, which help in the growth of new cells.