Scientific name: Aloe Barbadensis
Classification: Plant-based active ingredient
Moisturizing, regenerating, soothing.
Stories from Nature
Aloe Vera, extracted from the plant of the same name, is an active ingredient with excellent nourishing and antioxidant properties. The juice extracted from this plant provides active ingredients capable of delivering multiple benefits to the body, offering a soothing effect on skin affected by redness, chapping, or heat-related irritation.
Main Derivatives
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Aloe vera juice (Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice): the liquid obtained directly from the inner pulp of the leaf.
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Organic Aloe vera juice: juice extracted from plants grown without the use of pesticides or synthetic chemical fertilizers, certified according to organic standards.
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Aloe vera extract: generally obtained through maceration or extraction with solvents (such as glycerin or water) from the leaves or concentrated juice.
Benefits for Hair
Aloe extract is valued in cosmetics for its moisturizing, soothing, and balancing properties. When applied to the scalp, it helps keep the Scalp soft and hydrated, promoting a pleasant feeling of comfort.
It is particularly suitable for treatments targeting delicate, dry, or irritated scalps, helping to preserve their balance and well-being.
Benefits for the Skin
Aloe Vera has a soothing effect on the skin, reducing redness and irritation. It deeply moisturizes, keeping the skin soft, supple, and protected from dryness. Thanks to its calming properties, it is ideal even for the most delicate and irritation-prone skin.
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Moisturizing: retains moisture and improves skin elasticity.
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Soothing: calms irritation, redness, and sunburn.
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Regenerating: promotes tissue repair and cell renewal.
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Refreshing: provides a gradual sensation of relief and freshness.
In hand care treatments, aloe vera is ideal for particularly sensitive skin or skin prone to redness and cracking, as its anti-aging properties help the skin regenerate and protect it from free radical damage.
