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Aloe Vera
For centuries, Aloe Vera plant and its over-all health, skin and hair-care benefits have been widely known and used. Its ancestral lineage is rich with oral traditions and applications. In fact, it’s now such a common household foliage that you’re sure to find it in most gardens. Science has confirmed many of these benefits, but a lot remain anecdotal. Here are some known and followed hair and skin care uses of Aloe Vera worldwide.
- For burns; as a cooling agent and to block skin scarring
- Shampoo; as a super cleanser
- Conditioner; to bind moisture to hair strands
- Scalp treatment; for dandruff
This sacred plant holds many active components vital in any beauty plan. A few, Vitamins (A, C, E, B12, folic acid), enzymes, minerals, amino acids. It’s known to have a protective effect against skin damage and so used widely as the go-to healer for cuts and burns. Many cultures today heavily rely on the rich properties of Aloe Vera.
Beauty products proudly lists Aloe Vera in its ingredients as an added feature to appeal to our buying senses. Buyer’s confidence in Aloe Vera and its effective qualities makes it a sought-after ingredient.
Aloe Vera’s growing popularity in hair care comes as a result of effective outcomes of its application. Here are some claims that hair care professionals are raving about Aloe Vera.
Aloe Vera’s growing popularity in hair care comes as a result of effective outcomes of its application. Here are some claims that hair care professionals are raving about Aloe Vera.
The Vitamin B12 contained in Aloe Vera helps in hair growth and may prevent hair loss. It naturally adds shine to hair.
Helps to repair damaged hair.
As a scalp treatment, particularly for dandruff.
Used to strip away oil residue from hair strands.
Science has yet to confirm many of these hair claimed benefits of Aloe Vera. The research is ongoing. However, growing popularity in claimed results speaks volumes and may make this unique plant the go-to answer for most hair concerns.