Aloe Vera Beauty and Skin Care: 7 Amazing Benefits of Aloe Vera

In fact, aloe vera is a very natural beauty plant, and it is very common. So what magical effects does this plant have? Let’s take a look with the editor below.

1. Beauty and skin care

The polysaccharides and multiple vitamins contained in aloe vera have good nourishing, moisturizing and whitening effects on human skin. Green leaf aloe is the most suitable fresh aloe leaf for direct beauty care, that is, Aloe barbadensis, which has the properties of astringent, softening, moisturizing, anti-inflammatory and bleaching the skin. It also has the effect of relieving hardening, keratinization, and improving scars. It can not only prevent small wrinkles, eye bags, and skin sagging, but also keep the skin moist and tender. At the same time, it can also treat skin inflammation, and has a good effect on eczema, freckles, acne, burns, knife wounds, insect bites, etc. It is also effective for hair, keeping it moist and smooth and preventing hair loss.

2. Anti-aging

The mucin (protein) in aloe vera is based on polysaccharides such as arboran A Baloe mannanaloetin, etc. Mucus substances are important ingredients for preventing cell aging and treating chronic allergies. Mucin exists in the muscles and gastrointestinal mucosa of the human body, making the tissues elastic. If there is insufficient mucin, the muscles and mucosa will lose their elasticity and become stiff and aged. If the cells that make up the human body lack mucin, the cells will gradually weaken and lose the ability to defend against bacteria and viruses. In addition, mucin has the effects of strengthening the body, improving sperm quality and beautifying the skin.

3. Promote healing

Aloe vera can promote the healing of artificial wounds on rat backs, and can shorten the healing time for artificial conjunctival edema in rabbits. Aloe vera juice preparations have a protective effect on skin trauma, burns and local X-ray exposure.

4. Strengthen the heart and promote blood circulation

Calcium isocitrate in aloe vera has the effects of strengthening the heart, promoting blood circulation, softening hardened arteries, lowering cholesterol levels, and dilating capillaries, thereby unblocking blood circulation, reducing cholesterol levels, alleviating the burden on the heart, maintaining normal blood pressure, and removing "toxins" from the blood.

5. Improve immunity and regeneration

Aloe vera, trauma hormone and polyglycopeptide mannoside (Ke-2) have the effects of resisting viral infection and promoting wound healing and recovery. They have the functions of anti-inflammatory and bactericidal, absorbing heat and reducing swelling, softening the skin, and maintaining cell vitality. The combination of gelatin and callus acid also has wound healing activity.

6. Sterilization and anti-inflammatory

Aloe vera tincture is a substance with strong antibacterial properties. It can kill fungi, molds, bacteria, viruses and other pathogens, and inhibit and eliminate the development and reproduction of pathogens. The pathogens that aloe vera can kill include: diphtheria, tetanus, pneumonia, lactic acid bacteria, dysentery, Escherichia coli, plague, cholera, as well as pathogens that cause otitis media, cystitis, suppuration, measles, rabies, polio, epidemic encephalitis and other diseases.

7. Analgesia and sedation

When your fingers are swollen and painful, or your toothache is unbearable, sticking raw aloe leaves on the affected area can eliminate the pain. For neuralgia, gout, muscle pain, etc., taking aloe vera internally and applying it externally also has analgesic effect. Aloe vera can also prevent and treat hangovers, motion sickness, seasickness, etc.