In former days, when people had to use wood stoves and the risk of getting burned was high, you could find the Aloe Vera plant in nearly every household. In the course of the industrial revolution the plant became less important and fell into oblivion. 20 years ago it reappeared as a beauty and healing product. Its indisputable strength to supply the skin with moisture makes it one of the most important skin care products.

There are altogether approx. 400 different sorts of aloe plants. The genuine aloe (aloe vera Linné = botanischer name, synonym = aloe barbadensis) belongs to the three sorts, which can be used for internal and outside application. It is not to confound with “agaves” Or As “Kaktus” classify, it is belonged a lily plant and to the garlic family. Therefore also this somewhat garlic-like taste.

The possible uses of Aloe Vera are exactly the same as Jojoba Oil. Some of you may wonder why you should have both when they are all the same!
The difference is: Jojoba Oil has a depth effect, while Aloe Vera is a moisturizer. But both of them have an anti-inflammatory effect. That’s why you can use it with sunburned skin. In addition, Aloe Vera has a positive effect in case of athlete's foot, herpes, acne and neurodermatitis.

You can achieve the best results in skin care with a combination of Jojoba Oil and Aloe Vera. Outward application: with abscesses, acne, foot mushroom, Neurodermitis, Herpes, badly welfare-ends wouns.