Aloe Vera Hydrolate DLA

Skin Type: Sensitive, delicate, prone to irritation, with atopic dermatitis, irritated after sunbathing.

Aloe possesses bactericidal, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and fortifying properties. Additionally, this plant has regenerative and wound-healing properties.

When a plant or its part, such as a leaf, flower, or fruit, is distilled, essential oil and hydrosol are produced. Thus, hydrosols are aqueous floral/herbal extracts that retain the active substances of plants, serving as an excellent natural element for skin care.

Ingredients

Aloe, one of the most popular cosmetic ingredients known for its nurturing effect, has been known and used for over 3000 years. Aloe vera is a valuable source of many active ingredients, hence it is utilized in various types of cosmetic products. In traditional medicine, it was applied for various skin inflammations. It was externally recommended for burns, rash, itching, bedsores, skin cracks, ulcers, or bites from animals and insects.