Aloe Vera grows in dry climates such as those found in parts of Africa and India and has been used medicinally for centuries. Egyptians called it the “plant of immortality.
Aloe leaves secrete a clear gel that when broken off from the rest of the plant that can be applied topically to heal wounds and soothe skin.
Frozen,i used to soothe sunburns,tight skin and close skin pores.
What will you need:
- An ice cube tray
- Aloe vera gel
1.Extract the internal gel from a fresh Aloe.Pour it into the liquefier.2.When liquid,fill each reservoir of the ice cube tray three quarters of the way with aloe gel. If you only have a limited amount of gel, consider adding a small amount of water to each reservoir to beef up each cube.
3.Allow the ice to freeze.
4.Apply one cube to the affected area the minute (or even before) you feel pain or just use it daily in your skin for its other skin benefits such as psoriasis, acne and eczema.It also It fights aging andlessens the visibility of stretch marks.Balances both dry and oily skin.renews and restores healthy skin Has anti-oxidant properties that repairs free radical damage and stimulates cellular regeneration. clarifies complexions while reducing redness. Reduce wrinkles, scars and burns
p.s-Made into a beverage and taken internally, it has been used to help many other conditions. Some of them are constipation, ulcers, diabetes, headaches, arthritis, and coughs. Taking aloe internally does have side effects, which can include pain, electrolyte imbalances, and diarrhea.
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