Below are some little
tips on how useful Aloe Vera can be useful: 1. To
tame frizz before drying. Aloe is the primary ingredient in many
conditioners and most
defrizzers that aren’t silicone based (which is most of them) because its
consistency makes it easy to apply and coat the hair with. Plus; the pH is
slightly acidic, but just slightly, which can help seal the cuticle of the
hair, making it more likely to behave.
2. As
shaving gel for legs or face. Aloe Vera is anti-inflammatory which makes it
work like a charm for sharing purposes.
3. As a
topical treatment for razor burns, cream burns or any kind of burns. Slather it
on after shower, then again before bed and in a short while your skin will be
good again.
4. Instead
oil-free moisturizer, especially if you are acne-prone: studies have shown that
Aloe Vera can be effective humectant, increasing water retention in the skin.
It also contains antioxidants in the form of vitamin A, C and E and enzymes
that can help calm inflammation and irritation.
5. As a
personal lubricant; it can be used for any kind of lubrication depending on
where you want to lubricate.
6. On
dry hair or your eyebrows; if you are lucky enough to have eye brows like
Dipupo Osanyin, u might want to use a little on them, and keep strays in place.
It can equally be used on dry hair as a way to prevent fly aways.
7. Cure
for dandruff, eczema and other related infections. 8. It
aids and increases the speed with which wound heals, so if you ever get a
wound,
be sure to apply some on the affected part after cleaning the wound. 9. On
cooking burns; can help heal cooking burns, be sure to apply on the
affected
parts of the body and in a short while you are clean again. 10. Can
be used to ease stomachache, some drops of Aloe Vera juice can be
taken
as first aid in case of stomach problems. But if the pains persists, see a
doctor.
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