The benefits of aloe vera are well known. The plant's numerous active properties make it a beneficial ally for the skin. First of all, it is the most popular organic sunburn remedy.
If you are burnt and there is a pot of scarlet on your windowsill, you can safely tear off the stem, cut it lengthwise and apply a viscous liquid (gel) from the stem to the reddened inflamed skin. The effect will not be long in coming. As it dries, the gel turns orange or red, but your skin will be saved.

Aloe vera is a perennial rosette-shaped plant that numbers about 300 species. Aloe is endowed by nature with extraordinary qualities. The transparent, gel-like flesh is taken from the green parts of the stem.
Aloe vera comes from warmer regions, Africa and South America.

The cosmetic properties of aloe vera as a "fountain of youth" have been known since ancient times. The beauty industry quickly realized this enormous potential.
The liquid contained in aloe leaves in the form of a gel or freeze-dried powder helps to strengthen skin elasticity by producing fibroblasts, cells that trigger collagen renewal. Aloe helps the skin fight the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Aloe vera is used on sensitive skin, mixed, dry and even very dry. Leaves no greasy film.
Its astringent action helps to tighten pores and improve dullness for combination skin. This will be very noticeable on the wings of the nose and forehead, which tend to have an oily sheen.
For dry to very dry skin, as well as those who lack water, aloe vera, in addition to its freshness, soothes and moisturizes the skin.
The soothing and revitalizing properties of aloe vera help heal burns. This herb soothes pain and promotes faster healing. For insect bites, aloe vera relieves itching.
Aloe gel soothes tingling during hair removal. Some also put the plant in the kitchen to reduce household burns quickly and naturally. Thus, aloe vera gel can also be used as a natural anti-burn cream.