ALOE VERA POWDER

Aloe Vera Powder is made from the dehydrated gel of the Aloe Vera plant. Rich in vitamins (A, C, E, B12), minerals, enzymes, amino acids, and natural anti-inflammatory compounds, aloe vera is widely known for its healing, hydrating, soothing, and digestive-supporting properties. It is used for skin care, hair care, gut cleansing, immunity, and natural detox.

Uses:

1. Skin Care – Hydration, acne control, sunburn relief, anti-aging.

2. Hair Care – Reduces dandruff, strengthens roots, promotes shine.

3. Digestive Support – Helps soothe acidity and supports gut cleansing.

4. Weight Management – Aids metabolism and reduces bloating.

5. Detoxification – Helps flush toxins and supports liver health.

6. Wound Healing – Natural antiseptic for cuts, burns, and inflammation.

7. Immunity Support – High antioxidants support immune strength.

Benefits:

External Benefits:

1. Deep Hydration & Moisturizing

   • Restores skin moisture and prevents dryness.

2. Reduces Acne & Pimples

   • Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial action calms irritation.

3. Soothes Sunburn & Skin Irritation

   • Cooling effect reduces redness and inflammation.

4. Anti-Aging Support

   • Reduces fine lines, improves elasticity, and boosts collagen.

5. Reduces Dandruff & Itchy Scalp

   • Antifungal properties help maintain scalp health.

6. Promotes Hair Growth & Shine

   • Nourishes roots and strengthens strands.

Internal Benefits:

1. Supports Digestion

   • Helps reduce acidity, bloating, constipation, and indigestion.

2. Boosts Metabolism

   • Helpful in weight management and detox.

3. Improves Liver Health

   • Flushes toxins and supports natural cleansing.

4. Enhances Immunity

   • Rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients.

How to Use:

For Skin:

• Mix with rose water/aloe gel and apply for 10–15 minutes.

• Add to face packs with Multani Mitti or Sandalwood.

For Hair:

• Mix with Amla + Shikakai + Reetha for a herbal hair mask.

• Can be mixed with curd or aloe gel for conditioning.

For Internal Use:

• ¼ teaspoon aloe vera powder in warm water, once a day.

• Best taken in the morning or before meals. (Use internally only if product is marked food-grade.)

Conditions NOT to Use / Avoid If:

1. Pregnant Women

   • May stimulate uterus; avoid internal use.

2. Breastfeeding Mothers

   • Internal use may cause loose motions in infants.

3. Diarrhea or Loose Motions

   • Aloe is a mild laxative; can worsen symptoms.

4. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

   • Internal use may cause stomach cramping in sensitive people.

5. Kidney Disorders

   • Internal use not advised without medical guidance.

6. Women with Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

   • Aloe may increase bleeding in some individuals.

7. Electrolyte Imbalance / Dehydration

   • Laxative effect may worsen dehydration.

8. Allergic to Liliaceae Family (garlic, onion, tulip)

   • Avoid if skin rash or irritation occurs.

9. Children Below 12 (Internal Use)

   • Should avoid internal consumption.

10. If the Product Is Not Food-Grade

• Use only on skin & hair, not for drinking.