This summer’s heat wave is not slowing down. The sun is scorching, and the temperatures are high. Sunburns can last for days, no matter how much sunblock you apply. Are you ready to accelerate the healing process? Aloe vera could be the answer.
It is well known that the clear gel in the leaves of succulent plants is a powerful healer. For centuries, people from different cultures have used it topically to treat minor ailments such as burns, sores, and cuts.
Why it works
This multipurpose plant can heal sunburns in several different ways. Aloe is mostly water, so it helps hydrate the skin, lock in moisture, and reduce peeling after sunburn. Salicylic acid, anti-inflammatory properties, and antibacterial properties help soothe and protect skin. Aloe also helps to stimulate the production of collagen and hyaluronic acids for soft, hydrated skin. Aloe’s cooling properties can help to reduce irritation and discomfort. Are you ready to give it a try?
Uses of the product
You can add aloe-infused products to your summer skincare routine, from masks to moisturizers.
Toner
Multipurpose toner soothes and calms irritated or rashes skin.
Face mist
You can relieve sunburns with a mist infused with aloe that you should always have on hand.
Moisturizer
Aloe vera moisturizers are great for sun-exposed skin.
Face mask
Are you looking for a solution to soothe and calm irritated, sun-damaged skin? You only need 10-20 minutes and a suitable mask.
Eyes
Aloe-infused patches are the best way to soothe your sensitive eye area if it becomes irritated by too much sunlight.