ALOE VERA
Moisturizing and soothing agent, it also gives a fresh effect.



ALOE VERA: Moisturize and soothe your skin naturally
HYDRATES ⎪ SOOTHES ⎪ REPAIRS
What is aloe vera?
Moisturizing and soothing agent, it also gives a fresh effect.
Aloe vera is an adaptogenic plant with multiple virtues which contains more than 200 active components (minerals and trace elements, amino acids, vitamins, polyphenols, polysaccharides, etc.).
It is mainly used for its moisturizing, soothing and restorative properties. Its astringent active ingredients will help to tighten the pores of the skin and of scalp and the polysaccharides that this plant contains will help stimulate the cells responsible for the synthesis of collagen and elastin. Also rich in proteolytic enzymes that help repair damaged scalp cells, Aloe vera could help stimulate hair follicles and boost hair growth.
For hair care, she intensely moisturizes the scalp and hair, leaving them supple and shiny. It also soothes itching and irritation of the scalp. Its purifying properties also help reduce dandruff and maintain a healthy scalp.
Swiss army knife plant, we love it so much that we use it in our serum, in our emulsion, in our deodorant cream, in our our intimate gel and in our hair powder.
Where does aloe vera come from?
Aloe vera is native to the drylands of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, but today it is grown in many tropical and subtropical regions around the world. The plant is grown for its gel, extracted from the inner part of the leaves and rich in nutrients. This gel is harvested, filtered and stabilized to retain all its natural properties. The process of growing and harvesting aloe vera, often carried out organically, helps preserve the quality and purity of the gel for cosmetic and therapeutic applications.
Properties and active ingredients
Aloe vera has several beneficial properties for skin and hair. Here are its main characteristics and actions:
- Deep hydration : Thanks to its high water content, aloe vera deeply hydrates the skin without leaving a greasy film, perfect for dry and dehydrated skin.
- Soothing and anti-inflammatory : The enzymes, amino acids and polysaccharides present in the gel calm irritation and redness, ideal for sensitive skin or skin prone to inflammation.
- Healing and regenerating : Aloe vera stimulates cell regeneration, helping to repair small skin lesions and improve the appearance of scars.
- Antioxidant properties : Vitamins C and E contained in aloe vera protect the skin against free radicals, thus helping to prevent skin aging.
- Balancing for combination and oily skin : Thanks to its lightness, aloe vera gel hydrates without clogging pores and regulates sebum production.
What are the benefits of aloe vera?
Aloe vera offers many benefits for skin, hair and general well-being, thanks to its hydrating, soothing and healing properties. Here are the main benefits of this natural and versatile ingredient:
- Long-lasting hydration : By retaining water in the skin, aloe vera ensures lasting hydration without a greasy effect, suitable for all skin types, even the most oily.
- Soothing of irritations and redness : Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, it relieves itching, redness and irritation, ideal for sensitive and reactive skin.
- Healing of wounds and imperfections : It helps reduce scars, acne marks and improve skin texture by promoting cell regeneration.
- Refreshing effect : Applied to the skin, aloe vera provides a refreshing, soothing and revitalizing effect, perfect after exposure to the sun.
- Hair hydration and care : In hair care, it hydrates, softens hair, and helps calm irritated scalp, bringing softness and shine to dry and damaged hair.
Its benefits:
- Aloe vera has moisturizing, soothing and restorative properties on the skin and scalp.
- Stimulates hair growth and reduces dandruff.
- Tightens skin pores.
How to consume aloe vera?
Aloe vera is primarily used topically in skin and hair care, but it can also be consumed as juice for its internal benefits. Here are the main ways to benefit from this ingredient:
- Pure gel for face and body : Used alone, aloe vera gel is applied directly to the skin to hydrate, soothe and refresh. It is perfect for sensitive skin or after a sunburn.
- Moisturizing creams and lotions : Aloe vera is often included in creams for its moisturizing and soothing properties, particularly beneficial for dry and irritated skin.
- Face masks and soothing treatments : In masks, it helps calm inflammation, reduces redness and deeply hydrates.
- Hair care : In conditioners and hair masks, aloe vera hydrates and softens hair, while soothing sensitive scalps.
- Juice or dietary supplement : Consumed internally, aloe vera juice is used to promote digestion, strengthen the immune system and improve general well-being.
Note : Aloe vera is well tolerated by all skin types, but it is recommended to perform a skin test before first use for very sensitive skin. For internal use, consult a healthcare professional, especially for prolonged use or in case of pregnancy.
Any side effects?
Aloe vera is generally well tolerated, but some side effects can occur, although rare:
- Allergic reactions : Although rare, allergic reactions may occur in some people. Symptoms include redness, itching, or irritation. If you experience a reaction, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
- Sun sensitivity : When applied externally, aloe vera gel can in rare cases cause slight photosensitization. It is recommended to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun after application.
- Laxative effects for internal use : Aloe vera latex (yellow part under the skin of the leaves) has a powerful laxative effect and can cause cramps and diarrhea. Make sure to only use the pure gel for internal use.
- Interactions with certain medications : When used internally, aloe vera can interact with certain medications. Consult a healthcare professional before regular consumption if you are taking specific treatments.
- Sensitivity in very reactive skin : For extremely reactive skin, it is recommended to test aloe vera on a small area to avoid possible irritation.
Sources
The benefits of aloe vera are well documented in phytotherapy and cosmetic research. This ingredient is known for its hydrating, soothing and healing properties, helping to improve skin and hair health. Studies show its effectiveness in reducing irritation, improving healing and protecting the skin against premature aging. Aloe vera is approved for cosmetic and internal use, with a high tolerance profile for the majority of users.
