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- 2. What is the aloe veraplant? • Aloe vera is a succulent and mucilaginous plant that can grow up to 40 inches in height. Without a stem, its green leaves resemble blades or a sword coming out from a central point. These thick and heavy leaves contain the precious healing gel that provides the medicinal uses of aloe vera. The leaves are notched with small white points. Their orange flowers bloom in the summertime. • If you want to grow the plant for making aloe vera remedies then put your plant in a hot dry location in your home. It thrives on lots of sunlight. You'll know this plant is doing well because over time the parent plant will produce many little offspring plants from the pot which you can lovingly separate and plant into other pots. It's important not to crowd too many aloes in one pot and give them room to grow big. In doing so, you'll get more available aloe vera gel over time.
- 3. Uses OfAlovera • The medicinal uses of aloevera are amazing, as the benefits of aloe vera remedies are trulysignificant. Aloe vera is well-loved by many, and a famedhouseholdplant. This plant is incredibly diverse in its uses. I invite you to come find out why you shouldconsider having this wonderful, succulent plant in your home too.
- 4. Amazing benefits of aloevera • Aloe vera is good for irritated or inflamed skin. • Aloe vera helps repair your skin from the most tender of wounds. • Aloe vera helps speed the process of healing to burns and other wounds. • Aloe vera is hydrating, rejuvenating and toning for your skin. • Aloe vera moisturizes and softens your skin.
- 5. MainUses Of Alovera • Aloe vera is very versatile. It's your immediate assistant for relieving burns from sun exposure, chemical burns, or burns from a fire. It's even used in the burn units of some hospitals! However, beyond the emergencies and immediate medicinal uses of aloe vera, it can be added to other ingredients to make soap, facial toners, facial scrubs and masks, after shave, mists, lip balm, salve, tinctures, washes, creams and astringents. One of my favorite ways to use aloe vera is to drink its juice. It's incredibly cleansing and has a really tasty punchy flavor! • Want to soften and condition your hair and get it clean without stripping it of its protective oils? Aloe vera remedies come in the form of shampoos that make your hair naturally sparkle. When combined with other plants and oils for this particular use, the medicinal uses of aloe vera truly shine (no pun intended)! Aloe vera gel has a 4.3 pH that makes it wonderful for shampoos and lotions. • One of the other medicinal uses of aloe vera is that it contains aloin, the brown gel which is focused near the blades of the leaf. Aloin is a natural sunscreen protectant from sun exposure. Speaking of skin, there are many aloe vera remedies that are good for all skin types from oily to dry.
- 6. What's a Aloe Vera gel Consist Of ….? • Water • 20 minerals • 12 vitamins • 18 aminoacids • 200 active plant compounds (phytonutrients)
- 7. Uses For Skin • Makeup Remover - Nature provides the answer to safely removing your eye makeup and gentle for the delicate skin around your eyes. Aloe is a perfect alternative to oil based removers, plus you know exactly what ingredients being applied on your skin. Refrigerated Aloe Vera Gel soaked in cotton balls also provide a great compress for tired, puffy eyes. • Skin & Sunburn Soother - Acne, eczema, and skin irritation respond well to the natural antiseptics in Aloe. Apply gel 2-3 times a day to the area until it is Healed. Aloe also contains cooling properties similar to menthol which makes it a great way to sooth sunburns. It acts as a protective layer on the skin and helps replenish its moisture. When the skin is hydrate, • Then it will recover The SunBrun
- 8. • Natural Shaving Gel and Aftershave - Aloe Vera is anti- inflammatory thanks to its enzymes and with its high water content, it is very hydrating. It provides a smooth surface on your skin giving you a very close shave. Aloe also can be used as an aftershave to prevent razor burn. • Wrinkle Repair - Skin loves Vitamins C and E which are present in Aloe, helping to improve skins firmness and keep it hydrated. Combining virgin Cocunut Oil can make a creamier way to supplement nutrients, essential fats and moisture. Aloe Vera gel penetrates skin almost four times faster than water, and its super emollient qualities help it moisturize the under layers of skin. • Internal Health - Loaded with vitamins A, B1, B2, B5, B12, C, E, Folic Acid and niacin, Aloe helps replenish vitamins and amino acids to our diets. What better way than by drinking in these vitamin benefits of Aloe Vera juice while building the body's defense system naturally against stress. Start in small amounts and check with your doctor before beginning an Aloe Vera regimen.
- 10. Peppermint • Peppermint has a high menthol content, and is often used in tea and for flavouring ice cream, confectionery, chewing gum, and Peppermint oil also contains small amounts of many additional compounds including limonene, pulegone, eucalyptol, cary ophyllene and pinene • toothpaste. The oil also contains menthone and menthyl esters, particularly menthyl acetate. Dried peppermint typically has 0.3-0.4% of volatile oil containing menthol (7- 48%), menthone (20-46%), menthyl acetate (3-10%), menthofuran (1-17%) and 1,8- cineol (3-6%).
- 12. • Peppermint is commonly used to soothe or treat symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, indigestion, irritable bowel, and bloating. It is also used in aroma therapy.One animal study has suggested that Peppermint may have radioprotective effects in patients undergoing cancer treatment.