The aloe vera plant is known worldwide for its wide uses in the pharmaceutical, food and cosmetic industries. It has a variety of properties and benefits both for the skin and intestinal level Kambo Stick.
What part of the plant is it obtained from?
The part of the plant that is used is the leaves. These contain water, nutrients and a gel that is always extracted in the purest form to be used in cosmetics. The gel is a mucilaginous substance made up of water, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and enzymes among others. Acíbar, a yellowish-green liquid secreted by the plant, is also extracted from the leaf. It is present in the sap secreted by the cells between the skin and the gel. Acíbar contains anthraquinones, including aloin, a molecule capable of increasing intestinal motility and reducing nutrient absorption.
What are its properties?
Antiseptic and antibacterial: Useful for skin conditions and burns.
Moisturizing: On a cosmetic level, it is ideal for hydrating dry and sensitive skin and for reducing wrinkles.
Cleansing and laxative: Incorporated in products for constipation and to promote intestinal transit.
Soothing: Due to its analgesic effect, it relieves pain and inflammation of the skin.
Healing and regenerating: Helps the skin return to its normal state after an injury as it stimulates the production of collagen and the formation of new vessels.
What benefits does it have on acne?
Aloe vera is also widely used in cosmetics suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. Its astringent properties help eliminate dirt and oil accumulated in the pores. Provides hydration to the skin without making it greasy. It regenerates the skin and promotes the elimination of pimples thanks to its antibacterial properties and reduces skin irritations and redness thanks to its calming effect.