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How it works
Healing properties of Aloe Vera are widely known. For manufacturing of medical and cosmetic products the “soft" part of the leaf is used; the better the raw stuff is purified from various additives and impurities the better is the quality of the product, which does not cause any side and skin surface irritating reactions. Unpurified or poorly purified Aloe Vera pulp may contain substances that are toxic (has a bitter taste if one tastes it), and it may cause some dermal irritation of in people with sensitive skin.
The Aloe Vera leaf pulp contains numerous biologically active substances, such as amino acids, salicylic acid, A, C, B groups of vitamins. The main active ingredient in Aloe Vera content it is appreciated for are polysaccharides, which hydrate the skin well, but also enhances protective properties of the skin.
Aloe Vera Cream is well absorbed into the skin; it has a pleasant smell and leaves no oily spots. The cream with a high concentration of Aloe Vera provides multifunctional protection to the skin, because long-chain polysaccharides are located along the surface of the skin and make a sort of protective moisturizing film, and polysaccharides, those with a shorter chain, fall into deeper layers of the skin and stimulate the Langerhans cells which are actively involved into protective functions of the skin and strengthen the immunity. Moisturizing polysaccharide film protects against UV rays as well.
Who is it intended for
Use in the first few days after the chemical peeling, as well as for sensitive and dry skin with skin stretching sensation. Aloe Vera extract soothes irritated skin and stimulates regeneration.
Usage
Use every day- mornings and evenings, but only an intensive usage of the cream will provide appreciable results in 1-2 weeks.
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