Pimple Gel

Aloe vera is a perennial, succulent plant, native to Africa. The plant can reach 4 feet high. The plant thick, fleshy leaves lance as may take up to 36 cm long. The clear, thick gel is found in the inner part of the leaf

In 1500 BC Egyptians recorded use of the herbal plant in treating burns, infections and parasites. From the 6th century BC, Greek physician, Dioscorides, discovered aloe vera is effective in treating a wide range of diseases, kidney problems and constipation, severe burns of the skin.

Extensive research since the 1930s shows the properties of aloe gel can be beneficial for ulcers and burns by putting a protective layer on affected areas and can help the body to accelerate the healing process. Aloe is one of the most commonly used herbs in the United States. Today, aloe gel is commonly used for burns, insect bites, scratches, rashes, pimples, allergies, irritation, rashes, dermatitis and other skin problems. It is located in a number of high quality skin care.

Aloe Vera is 99 percent water and contains substances known as glycoproteins and polysaccharides. Research has demonstrated the qualities of aloe vera has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial and special benefits for skin health. Cleopatra, who lived from 68 to 30 BC, would have used the gel on their skin for protection from the sun, and have thought the gel helped to keep her skin looks young!

Aloe Vera hydrates and moisturizes Aloe soothes, moisturizes, nourishes and softens the skin. Aloe also accelerates the regeneration of skin tissue. Research shows that the composition of polysaccharide-rich extracts of Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis) is a natural ingredient and effective for improving skin hydration. It is therefore an effective aesthetic treatment of dry skin.

Clinical research has shown positive but inconclusive results showing that Aloe vera extracts have the potential to help the body by stimulating the synthesis of collagen fibers and elastin

Aloe Vera's Help to cure rapidly burns, cuts and scrapes
Extracts of aloe vera are widely used as therapeutic agents for the treatment of minor skin injuries. It is also used by dermatologists to speed healing after facial dermabrasion, which removes the scars left by the upper layers of the skin. These properties also support the potential of aloe vera for removing stretch marks.

Studies by the Department of Surgery at Ramathibodi Hospital in Bangkok on the effect of aloe vera gel to healing of burn injury indicate a clinical and histological study using aloe vera for accelerating the healing process, especially in burns, including radiation.

Aloe Vera helps heal sunburn
Aloe Vera is a natural product which is frequently used as a care product such as soothing the skin after sun lotion. Studies indicate that it has soothing and healing on a topical application to the skin burnt by the sun. A study in support of these properties was made in Germany by the Department of Dermatology, University of Freiburg Medical Center on the investigation of anti-inflammatory effects of aloe vera gel (97.5%) in the ultraviolet erythema test.

Aloe Vera helps clear acne pimples, and Aloe Vera produces at least 6 antiseptic agents that have been provided to support the body's ability to fight infections such as pimples.

Products available
Aloe can be grown as a houseplant and aloe gel can be obtained by breaking the leaves of the plant. Aloe vera is also co available.