Organic Aloe Vera juice is much more than a cosmetic ingredient; it is a true natural ally for skin and hair care. Extracted from the leaves of Aloe barbadensis, this 100% organic product is known for its many benefits and its ability to adapt to all skin types, from the oiliest to the most sensitive.
In this article, you will discover why organic Aloe Vera juice is one of the most valued ingredients in cosmetics and pharmacy.
What is Aloe Vera Juice?
This juice is obtained through mechanical processes such as pressing and filtering, removing the fibre and preserving all its beneficial properties. It is of Spanish origin, stabilised with preservatives suitable for organic cosmetics, and has a slightly acidic pH (between 3 and 4), ideal for the skin.
It also contains no aloin, which makes it safe and suitable for use in cosmetic products.
Properties that make the difference
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Moisturising and softening Thanks to acemannan, a polysaccharide present in Aloe Vera, this juice is able to protect, moisturise and soften the skin and hair.
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Soothing and anti-allergic Its anti-inflammatory action makes it perfect for irritated skin, relieving discomfort caused by allergies, external aggressions or irritations.
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Sebum-regulating and mildly astringent Ideal for oily or combination skin, it regulates oil production and promotes the healing of small imperfections.
Where is Aloe Vera Juice used?
In cosmetics:
- Sebum-regulating creams: perfect for combination and oily skin. It is also used in shampoos and lotions to treat oily or dandruff-prone scalps.
- Products for sensitive skin: ideal in baby creams, after-sun, post-shave and post-depilation lotions, thanks to its decongesting and soothing capacity.
- Deep hydration: a key ingredient in facial and body creams that aim to moisturise and protect the skin. It is also common in shampoos and conditioners to repair and nourish the hair.
In pharmacy:
- Acne preparations: it regulates excess oil and soothes inflamed areas.
- Treatments for irritations and burns: present in products for dermatitis, burns and dermatoses, thanks to its regenerating action.
How is it used?
Organic Aloe Vera juice is incorporated into the aqueous phase of cosmetic products, in concentrations that vary depending on its use:
- Light Hydration: between 5% and 20%.
- Deep Action: from 20% up to 80%, ideal for intensive creams.
- Aloe Vera Gels: between 80% and 99%, perfect for repairing treatments.
A powerful and multifunctional ingredient
Whether in moisturising creams, after-sun lotions, shampoos or acne products, organic Aloe Vera juice is a natural and effective option for skin and hair care.
At IBSINA, we work with high-quality organic ingredients, such as this Aloe Vera juice, so that you can create products that are not only effective but also gentle on the skin and respectful of the environment.
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