How effective is aloe vera gel in removing acne?

Aloe vera gel is a nutrient element extracted from the plant aloe vera. This nutrient element has a very good effect on beauty and skin care. It can activate the vitality of skin cells, relieve skin aging, and achieve the effect of astringing and conditioning the skin. It is a very good beauty product. In addition, it can also achieve certain effects in removing chloasma and freckles.

1. Activate cell vitality and delay skin aging

A. Ingredients such as isocitrate and calcium citrate in aloe vera can dilate capillaries, promote microcirculation, enhance the metabolism of skin cells, and strengthen cell vitality.

B. The free radical scavengers contained in aloe vera, such as superoxide dismutase, peroxidase, vitamin C, vitamin E, and *-carotene, can remove free radicals that cause cell aging and delay the aging of skin cells.

2. Convergence

Regulates the skin: Aloe vera's natural astringent effect can make the skin firm and delicate, and prevent skin sagging and wrinkles; the mucin component can regulate the skin's moisture and oil, keeping the skin in a balanced state.

3. Nourish the skin

The sugars, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, organic acids and water contained in aloe vera are essential nutrients for the skin. These ingredients in aloe vera have small molecules and strong permeability and can enter the inner layer of the skin.

4. Protect your skin

A. Experiments have shown that aloe vera liquid can form a layer of skin film on the skin surface, which can effectively lock in moisture; B. Aloe vera can absorb some ultraviolet rays and has a sun protection effect; C. Aloe vera has the effects of sterilization, anti-inflammatory, and neutralization of microbial toxins, and can effectively prevent skin diseases caused by various microorganisms.

How to use: After washing your face, dilute aloe vera gel and water in a ratio of 1:3 and apply evenly on your face, 2-3 times a day. Do not apply too thickly during the day, but apply thicker before going to bed (as a nourishing mask).

5. Chloasma, freckles

Melasma, also known as liver spots, is a pigmented skin disease that occurs on the face. It can occur in women with pregnancy, menstrual disorders, pelvic diseases, oral contraceptives, certain wasting diseases (such as tuberculosis, cancer, chronic alcoholism, etc.) and excessive liver fire at ordinary times. It manifests as flaky yellow-brown or coffee-colored spots on the forehead, cheekbones, nose, upper lip, etc., which vary in size, have clear edges, smooth surface, and no subjective symptoms. Sometimes melasma spots merge into one another, creating a butterfly-shaped appearance.

6. Acne

Overview: acne is a chronic inflammation of the hair and sebaceous glands common in young people. It has the following aliases: acne, common acne, dark pimples, wine pimples, youth buds, hair buds, pimples, blackheads, etc. It often occurs on the face, chest and back of young men and women.