Aloe vera vegetable oil

Revitalizing and smoothing, this oily macerate is an ingredient of choice to restore elasticity to your skin. The epidermis is more supple, and the complexion more luminous.
 Process of obtaining
 Maceration of organic Aloe vera juice in organic Sunflower oil.
 Part of the plant used
 Juice extracted from the fresh fillet of leaves
 Botanical name
 Aloe barbadensis
 Botanical family
 Liliaceae
 Function
 Cosmetic ingredient
 Other names
 Aloe barbadensis, Aloe vulgaris, Aloes
 Oxidative potential
 Sensitive
 Properties
 As a cosmetic ingredient, aloe vera oily macerate is recognized for these properties:
 Nourishing and softening, it makes the skin more beautiful.
 Illuminating, it helps revitalize dry and dull skin.
 Promotes skin regeneration.
 Softening, it makes the skin more elastic and prevents the signs of aging.
 Indications
 Dehydrated, dry, flaky skin
 Tired, dry skin, lacking elasticity
 Mature skin is wrinkled, dull, distended
 Dull skin lacking light
 Irritated, sensitive skin, razor burn
 Uses
 Incorporate as an ingredient in your preparations to make:
 Revitalizing and regenerating beauty serums
 "Splendor" oils for face and body
 Nourishing, restorative day or night creams
 Organoleptic properties
 Appearance: clear oily liquid
 Color: light yellow to yellow
 Odor: light, vegetal
 Density
 0.93
 Saponification index
 188-194
 Conservation
 Oily macerate sensitive to oxidation. Store in a cool place (temperature below 20°C) away from air and light.
 Warning
 The properties, indications and methods of use above are quotes from reference books or websites on aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy and phytotherapy. This general information is given for information purposes only and cannot in any way constitute medical information. This information can in no way replace a diagnosis, consultation or medical monitoring, nor engage our responsibility.