ALOE VERA

When the Creator created human beings, He created them with all the necessary things for human life. Plants are one of the many things that creator has created for human beings and some plants are serving our world as medicines that can cure many diseases and are the source of many medicines.

Today we will be looking at Aloe Vera among the many plants that are serving as medicinal and sources of medicine.

Aloe vera

What is Aloe Vera?

  Aloe Vera is a succulent cactus-like plant species of the genus Aloe. It is a miracle plant for universal health and little disease resists .It is also common household plant known for its skin healing properties. Aloe Vera ornamental and medicinal plant of 80cm tall stemless belonging to the family asphodelaceae and widely distributed, and grows in hot, dry climates.  It is considered an invasive species in many world regions. An evergreen perennial, it originates from the Arabian Peninsula, but grows wild in tropical, semi-tropical, and but today it grows on all continents, everywhere in Africa and multiplies itself arid climates around the world.

 Aloe vera is very popular for its cosmetic as well as medicinal properties. The transparent gel-like liquid, found in the inner part of the leaf is what gives this plant the amazing benefits.

Aloe Vera is that it is cultivated in subtropical
Scientific name: Aloe Vera
Higher classification:Aloes

Benefits of Aloe Vera

Aloe vera is widely known for its medicinal properties. Whether you’re struggling with digestive problems or glucose control, here’s a look at some of the purported healing benefits of the popular plant.

• Aloe vera is known to be natural moisture. It has hydrating properties and absorbs into the skin like magic. Even for oily and acne-prone skin, aloe vera has proved to be an excellent moisturizer because of its light texture. Alo verae is used topically (applied to the skin) and orally. Topical use of aloe is promoted for acne, lichen planus (a very itchy rash on the skin or in the mouth), oral sub mucous fibrosis, burning mouth syndrome, burns, and radiation-induced skin toxicity.
• Aloe Vera gel has cooling properties and is anti-inflammatory. Hence, it is one of the most natural remedies for sunburn or burnt skin.  It is rich in antioxidants and minerals that boost the healing process. It makes for a super ingredient for sensitive skin
• Aloe Vera gel is completely safe to be kept on your face overnight. You can replace your regular moisturizer with aloe Vera gel and wake up to soft, nourished and glowing skin
• As your skin ages, skin loses its elasticity and smile lines, crow’s feet and saggy neck are some of the aging signs that become more noticeable on the face. Aloe vera gel can help you deal with that. It helps your skin in retaining its moisture and gives back its radiance. Not only it reduces the visible wrinkles and fine lines on the face, but it also prevents premature aging of the skin by improving the elasticity of the skin and repairing skin cells.
• Aloe Vera can help keep acne at bay. It prevents bacteria build-up that is the main cause of pimples and acne, and it also speeds up the healing process. Applying a small amount of aloe vera gel on the zit would help you get rid of it in no time.

Important:-

For best results, leave the aloe vera gel on your face for about 10 minutes, then rinse your face with cool water and pat dry. Pure aloe vera gel may have a drying effect if you leave it on your skin for too long

Side effects of aloe Vera

• Topical aloe Vera might irritate your skin. Oral aloe, which has a laxative effect, can cause cramping and diarrhea. This may cause electrolyte imbalances in the blood of people who ingest aloe for more than a few days. 
• It can also stain the colon, making it hard to get a good look at the colon during a colonoscopy

How to use Aloe vera Gel

Apply aloe Vera gel gently with your fingertips. To get the full benefit of aloe vera gel on your face, dab it lightly. There's no need to deeply massage it into your face. If the gel is absorbed too deeply, it could have the opposite effect and cause your face to dry out

• Only use a thin layer of the gel. There's no need to slather it on. An extra thick layer won't provide any added benefits.
• For best results, leave the aloe vera gel on your face for about 10 minutes, then rinse your face with cool water and pat dry. Pure aloe vera gel may have a drying effect if you leave it on your skin for too long. 

Cleanse your face with aloe vera gel twice a day. Aloe vera gel can take the place of both facial cleansers and moisturizers when used correctly. In the morning and the evening, apply a thin layer to your skin. Rinse off with cool water and pat your face dry.

• Avoid rubbing the skin on your face, especially the delicate skin around your eyes. This can damage and weaken your skin

Create a moisturizing facial scrub to moisturize oily skin. If your skin is oily and acne-prone, you may find that traditional moisturizers only worsen your skin's tendency to break out. Combine brown sugar and aloe vera gel for a potent scrub that gently removes dead skin cells that can clog your pores, while also giving your skin healthy moisture.

• To make this scrub, pour a small amount of brown sugar into the palm of your hand. Add aloe vera gel into all of the sugar is well-moistened.
• Spread the mixture evenly over your whole face, avoiding the delicate skin directly around your eyes. Massage gently for 1 to 2 minutes, then rinse off with cool water and pat your skin dry.
• Use this scrub at least twice a week, or as needed. Discontinue if your skin becomes excessively oily.

Use aloe vera gel in moderation to get the most benefit. Aloe vera gel can help moisturize your skin and improve your skin's overall tone. However, because the enzymes in the gel act as exfoliators, frequent use can actually dry out your skin.

• Skin produces oil when it gets too dry. If you use aloe vera gel too frequently, you can send your oil production into overdrive. This can lead to clogged pores, inflammation, and acne breakouts.
• If you're just starting to use aloe vera gel on your skin, rinse it off immediately or leave it on for no longer than 10 minutes.