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Aloe vera is a soothing ingredient in Korean cosmetics

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Aloe Vera was discovered in ancient Egypt and was called the "plant of immortality" there. As a herbal remedy with healing properties, it helps nourish the body from within, combat digestive problems and strengthen the immune system. Aloe has been used for centuries as a miracle cure for burns, wound healing, psoriasis, sunburn, frostbite, inflammation, osteoarthritis, herpes and other serious local injuries. Not surprisingly, because of its effects on the face, skin, hair and scalp, this medicinal plant is considered a timeless cosmetic ingredient found in many of the essentials still in use today.

With all the known uses of aloe vera, it is simply worth giving this plant the attention it deserves. 

What is aloe vera?

Aloe vera (Aloe Barbadensis) is actually a cactus in the lily family. It grows in places with hot and dry climates, and can be distinguished by its dark green fleshy leaves, which release a clear gel from the plant when it is broken off.

It is a succulent with many beneficial properties, suitable for all skin types, especially for dry, damaged, sensitive and irritated skin. It has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, moisturizing, soothing and anti-itching properties for the skin.

It is used topically as an antiseptic and moisturizer. In the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry, aloe vera is considered a natural wonder weapon and has become increasingly popular as an indispensable ingredient in natural cosmetics, especially in recent years.

What has made this plant even more popular are its benefits. Aloe vera is packed with many nutrients, including vitamins A, B, C, D, E, B12, copper, magnesium, potassium and zinc. Added to this are enzymes and fiber, which further increase the health benefits.

That said, however, there are cosmetic benefits of aloe vera that have made it a preferred ingredient in many beauty products.

Aloe vera is a valuable substance that is used in the cosmetic industry. In the article below, we will delve a little deeper into why it is absolutely necessary to include this miracle of nature in your beauty routine.

What are the effective substances in aloe vera?

The healing properties of aloe have been known for thousands of years, and we stand by this long tradition, especially in the use of Korean beauty products with 100% naturally pure aloe vera. Aloe vera has the ability to penetrate deep into our skin, transporting nutrients to help flush out toxins. Here are some key nutrients found in this natural ingredient:

Composition and nutrients of the aloe vera plant:

Aloe vera contains vitamin B complex, folic acid, vitamin C and carotene , which is a precursor to vitamin A. Aloe vera leaf juice is widely used in cosmetic preparations and consists mainly of water as well as polysaccharides, anthraquinones, amino acids, glycosides, minerals, flavones, phytosterols and salicylic acid.

The polysaccharides give aloe its moisturizing, soothing and anti-inflammatory properties and at the same time form a protective barrier on the skin.

Aloe contains large amounts of anthraquinones, which have antimicrobial and antioxidant properties.

Flavones provide additional protection against free radical damage.

Phytosterols have anti-inflammatory properties, soothe and calm itchy skin, moisturize and protect the skin from transepidermal water loss.

Glycosides promote healthy cell renewal and have antihistamine (anti-allergenic) properties, while vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids take care of the skin.   

Aloe vera's well-known soothing properties, antioxidant content and obvious moisturizing effects make it a powerful supplement.

The benefits of aloe vera in facial and body skin care

With all of its amazing minerals and antioxidants, it's no wonder we've used aloe as a base for so many beauty and skincare products. As we age, fine lines begin to increase and the overall loss of skin elasticity increases. Organic aloe vera is the perfect, nutrient-rich base, many times more effective than regular water. Aloe vera juice contains many antioxidants and minerals that help keep your skin functioning optimally, so read on to learn why you should switch to green skin care products.

For its moisturizing properties, aloe is great for all skin types, especially skin that is on the drying end of the spectrum. Aloe vera contains two natural hormones: auxin and gibberellins, which have been shown to promote wound healing and have anti-inflammatory properties. These hormones help stimulate the growth of new skin cells, which can speed up the healing process and reduce scarring. Aloe vera is mainly used for the following skin problems:

  • Dry skin.
  • Psoriasis (an inflammatory skin condition)
  • Seborrheic dermatitis
  • Dandruff
  • Skin burns
  • Wounds
  • Irritations.

What are the main uses of aloe vera?

Aloe Vera for skin cleansing

Cleansing with skin care products that contain aloe is one of the best ways to prepare your skin for stressful everyday situations, as cleansing is the first step in your normal skin care routine.

If you use a cleanser containing aloe, it is harmless to your skin because aloe vera has the ability to repair skin from daytime stress and rebuild the skin barrier. If you have sunburn, acne scars or pimples, aloe vera is your best friend.

Aloe Vera for skin hydration

Since the most well-known property of aloe vera is that it moisturizes the skin very well, it makes sense to look for a moisturizer that contains aloe vera in combination with other additional ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and various citrus extracts.

Aloe Vera for skin repair

When you're dealing with acute acne breakouts or age spots, aloe vera may not be the first thing you use to cover it up. However, it should definitely be on your cosmetic list for more serious skin lesions that require quick and extensive repair and healing.

The healing power of this miraculous plant goes far beyond its effects on sunburn and other skin damage.

The use of aloe vera products in the cosmetic industry is as widespread as the stars in the sky. More and more cosmetic companies, especially in natural cosmetics, are using natural products. As before, Asian products, especially Korean cosmetic companies that are gradually conquering the European market, are still leading the way in natural cosmetics.

The best cosmetics with aloe vera:

As you learn more about the benefits of aloe vera for facial and skin care, you'll probably be curious about the products that have the effects this plant is known for. To help you find it, we've compiled a list of products that use the timeless cosmetic ingredient aloe vera.

Here are some of our favorite ways to effectively use aloe vera for skin care:

MISSHA Premium Aloe Soothing Gel

The gel is made up of 95% Korean aloe vera leaves from Jeju Island, with pure aloe vera for face and body, soothes irritated skin and provides plenty of moisture! It relieves skin irritation and also soothes severely irritated skin. Especially recommended for use after sunburn and slightly irritated skin. The product has anti-inflammatory properties, works wonders for sunburns and helps to cleanse the skin. Missha Aloe Vera Gel soothes skin irritation and has a cooling effect. Free of alcohol, PEG and mineral oil. The texture of the gel ensures that 95% of all valuable ingredients in a cooling skin care. It has a complex action and is suitable for all skin types.

Another Korean brand Holika Holika has also developed its cult aloe gel - HOLIKA HOLIKA Aloe 99% Soothing Gel, which is also very popular among fans of Korean cosmetics.

For sun protection, use products containing aloe, such as COSRX Aloe Soothing Sun Cream SPF50+ PA+++. 

Also worth checking out is the Benton Aloe Soothing Tissue Mask.

And lastly, the soothing serum with centella and aloe, Helloskin Jumiso Super Soothing Cica & Aloe Facial Serum. 

If you can't find the beauty product you want, ask us. Always happy to help our customers.

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