Aloe – a remedy in a flowerpot. Properties and use

It grows on the windowsill in many homes. You may think that it decorates the window beautifully, meanwhile, it has amazing healing properties. What is it all about? Of course, we are talking about aloe vera. Check out how this inconspicuous plant will take care of your skin.

Aloe vera – a plant known for centuries

Apparently, aloe is a very durable plant – thanks to the water reserves accumulated in the leaves, it survives for several hundred years! It grows in very sunny places and belongs to succulents – plants that do not require systematic watering and complicated care. For centuries, aloe vera has been used for curative, regenerative and cosmetic purposes. Throughout ancient cultures, he was highly valued and considered a magical plant.

What properties does aloe have?

Aloe vera is known for its healing and therapeutic properties. They include:

• combating stomach and intestinal discomfort,
• moisturizing and soothing,
• treatment of seborrheic dermatitis,
• hydration (aloe vera is an addition to beverages).

What does aloe contain?

Aloe contains over 200 active substances, including vitamins (A, C, E, B6, B12), volatile oils, amino acids, minerals and enzymes. The healing and caring properties have gel, juice and pulp. In the leaves of aloe, there are amino acids that are also in the human body.

What properties does aloe have?

Aloe moisturizes and soothes the skin. It has the ability to stop and accumulate water, thus ensuring the durability of the protective barrier of the skin. It fights free radicals, protects against solar radiation and is responsible for maintaining proper hydration of the skin. Aloe has also regenerative, anti-inflammatory and soothing effects. What’s more, it accelerates healing of wounds and mucous membrane, reduces itching, swelling and pain.