Aloe vera (aloe vera) has been used for centuries to accelerate healing of skin wounds due to trauma and burns. A historical note on the clay that was written in 1750 sm have mentioned the benefits of aloe vera for treatment. A Greek physician in 74 s.m. mention the use of aloe vera to deal with skin infections, burns and inhibit hair loss. In 1935, modern medicine has been researching the benefits of aloe vera for burns overcome. Since then, much research done on the efficacy of aloe vera for healthy skin, including acne treatments.
Antibacterial and astringent
Aloe vera has antibacterial and astringent properties (neutralize fat) so good to prevent and treat acne. In addition, aloe vera also contains vitamins A and E nourish the skin.
Antibacterial and astringent
Aloe vera has antibacterial and astringent properties (neutralize fat) so good to prevent and treat acne. In addition, aloe vera also contains vitamins A and E nourish the skin.
The use
To prevent acne, treat your face with a mask of aloe vera gel regularly so that excess oil on your skin disappear. Your skin will feel fresh and healthy. When the acne has appeared on your face, stick on the location of aloe vera gel acne every morning and evening. At first, your acne may look worse, but if therapy is continued on a regular basis then the acne will disappear gradually. Astringent properties of aloe vera remove fat (blackheads), which accumulate and prevent inflammation, whereas the antibacterial properties suppress the proliferation of acne bacteria. Aloe vera can also be used to refresh the skin and reduce redness hue after microdermabrasion treatment.
Side Effects
A good thing about aloe vera is the absence of side effects. You can use it at any time safely, as long as hygienic and not excessive.