Aloe Vera
Aloe vera juice is taken internally as a dietary supplement (approx. 25–50 ml daily, undiluted or diluted, follow the manufacturer's instructions, not for pregnant women or children under 12) to support digestion or to boost general wellbeing, and applied externally for skin care for minor wounds, sunburn or as a hair treatment (undiluted on a cotton pad, as a gel or in cosmetic products), and you should always choose high-quality, pure products, as home preparation is difficult and the aloin content matters... Read more
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Internal use (oral)
- Dosage: Generally 25 ml (approx. 2 tablespoons) twice daily before meals; sometimes also in the morning on an empty stomach.
- Administration: Taken neat, mixed with water or juice.
- Notes: Start with a low dose and increase it according to the manufacturer's instructions; large amounts can cause stomach upset. Not suitable for pregnant women and children under 12 years.
External use (skin & hair)
- Skin: Soothes and moisturises, even for sunburn; apply as a cooling spray mist or with a cotton pad.
- Face masks: Apply to blemished skin after mixing with healing clay.
- Hair/scalp: After washing, apply to the damp scalp and lengths, leave on briefly and then rinse out.
- Note: In many cases the finished gel is better suited than the pure juice, as the latter is diluted.
Important safety note
Do not use homemade juice straight from the leaf, as it contains the yellowish liquid (aloin), which has laxative and irritating effects. It is important that professionals remove it carefully.
Animal use (pets)
Small dogs/cats: max. 5 ml/day, larger dogs: 10 ml/day — simply add to food or water.