Infographic: Aloe Vera for Skincare

The transparent gel from the the leaves of the Aloe Vera plant has been used to treat skin related conditions for thousands of years.

Modern scientific research is now beginning to support the effectiveness of topical use of Aloe Vera gel in a variety of skincare treatments.

Aloe Vera gel is thought to have anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiseptic and other healing properties.  It is also considered to be an excellent natural moisturizer and is now frequently included as a key ingredient in many commercial skincare and beauty products.

This infographic entitled "3 Ways to Use Aloe Vera for Skincare" illustrates but only several uses of Aloe Vera as a moisturizer, acne treatment and natural sunburn remedy.

Related:

❤ 12 Health Benefits of Aloe Vera
❤ Healing Herbs and Spices: Aloe Vera Gel and Juice

Further Reading:
Aloe Vera: A Short Review (PMC)
Five Ways to Use Aloe Vera Gel for Skincare

Infographic Source:  Soie Lisse 

5 Natural Beauty Remedies With Lemon DIY Recipes

Lemons are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.  The high Vitamin C and natural fruit acid content lends itself to making lemons and lemon juice a safe and effective skin exfoliator, polisher, toner and lightening agent.

Lemons are also thought to confer healing and anti-aging benefits in both topical applications and internal digestion.

This lovely infographic from FitLife.tv contains five simple and amazing natural beauty recipes using lemons and lemon juice to brighten skin, whiten finger nails, abolish acne, relieve stress and get shiny hair.

Included in the infographic is also a bonus skin alkalizing recipe - an overnight treatment incorporating carrots, celery, an apple and a cucumber.

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