Aloe Vera Powder

Description

Aloe vera powder is obtained when the gel is rinsed to remove remnants of the juice, dehydrated, and ground into a fine powder. This makes the powder very concentrated. Only a small amount of aloe vera powder is needed to make a big impact.

When aloe vera powder is dissolved into water, it creates a solution that can be easily added to cosmetic formulas, but the concentrated nature of the powder makes it possible to add directly into formulations at very low doses. A mere 1 percent addition of aloe vera powder to a product, which equates to about 1 gram, creates the same potency as pure aloe juice squeezed from a fresh plant. Since aloe powder has a considerably longer shelf life than aloe vera gel, it is easier to maintain.

It adds moisture and conditions the hair, nourishes new growth, soothes and heals an irritated scalp, helps stimulate growth, balances pH of the scalp, and can be used in many ways for the hair, including.

Aloe Vera is best known for its use as a gentle sunburn treatment. It has moisturizing and invigorating properties and can improve the look and feel of the skin.

Its beneficial properties make it a valuable addition to most cosmetics and self-care products such as toothpaste, mouthwash, shampoo, conditioner, soap, eye cream, sunburn treatment, face scrub, face mask, hair mask, and makeup etc.

Usage rate: 1 – 3%
It is soluble in water and can be combined with other herbs like Indigo, soap nut, henna, Brahmi, Bhringraj.

Note: Adding 1% of aloe vera powder to cosmetic formulations create the same potency as pure fresh Aloe vera juice.