How to apply aloe vera on your face

You should often see aloe vera in your life. Aloe vera is a plant introduced from Africa. It is mostly grown indoors in my country. Aloe vera has high medicinal value. When people get scalded, they can apply aloe vera to relieve heat and disinfect. Some people also believe that aloe vera contains anthocyanins, which can whiten and anti-oxidize facial skin. So how do you use aloe vera on your face? Friends in need can come and find out.

1. How to apply aloe vera on the face

1. Mix with pearl powder

After peeling the aloe vera, mash the pulp into aloe vera gel and add pearl powder to mix. After cleaning your face, apply aloe vera gel evenly all over your face or other parts of your body, keep it on for 15-20 minutes, and then wash it off.

2. Mix with Vitamin E

After making aloe vera gel as above, squeeze the vitamin E capsule and add the gel to the aloe vera gel. Make it into a facial mask and apply it directly all over the face, or apply it on a facial mask paper and leave it on for 15-20 minutes, then wash it off.

3. Mix with egg white

After making aloe vera gel as above, remove the egg yolk and add the egg white to the gel. Make it into a facial mask and apply it directly all over the face, or apply it on a facial mask paper and leave it on for 15-20 minutes, then wash it off.

4. Aloe vera juice

You can choose to use aloe vera to squeeze it into juice, or make it into a paste and use a disposable compressed mask to soak it for more than half an hour and then apply it to your face. Then remember to wash your face with water after application.

2. The efficacy of aloe vera

Aloe vera gel has obvious auxiliary effects on cuts, abrasions, wound ulcers, burns, skin itching, black spots, mosquito bites, toothaches, lip ulcers, surgical scars, etc. It has excellent anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effects. Aloe vera has many functions and it is very suitable for ladies to use aloe vera on their face for beauty.

3. Who is not suitable for using aloe vera on the face?

1. If a person has thin skin, allergic skin, or damaged skin, do not apply aloe vera juice. Applying it on damaged skin will irritate the skin and make the wound more difficult to heal.

2. Patients with seborrheic dermatitis should not apply aloe vera on their faces. There was a case where a girl with seborrheic dermatitis applied aloe vera on her face many times, which led to "contact dermatitis" and aggravated her condition.