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Aloe Vera and African American Skin
Let’s face it. Over the years, life in general has taken a massive toll on your skin. As an African-American woman if you’re seeking a non-surgical way to help reduce the appearance of fine lines, crows feet, and those stubborn wrinkles, look no further than your very own backyard!
Aloe Vera and African American Skin are not strangers in the area of skin care. Aloe Vera is used to moisturize your skin as well as soothe burns when you’ve played too long in the sun.
While most people associate Aloe Vera with soothing certain types of burns and blisters, what some African-American women might not realize are all the other benefits one can obtain from using Aloe Vera in your daily regimen.
Aloe Vera says “Hello” to Ageless Beauty, and Goodbye to unruly skin!
Aloe Vera and African American Skin care products contain some of the highest concentrates of different types of healing agents which can be very beneficial to your skin!
Aloe Vera vs. Aging Skin: Aging of African American skin consists of wrinkling and thinning of your epidermis along with the appearance of crows’ feet and age spots.
The different ingredients from Aloe Vera and African American Skin care products, help to reverse the aging process by stimulating the collagen in African-American skin.
Aloe Vera and African American Skin A Few “You Ought’ to Knows”
➢ Aloe Vera alone helps improve and create new skin cells so that it can hydrate itself.
➢ It’s hiding in your makeup! Many of your lipsticks moisturizers and conditioners along with anti- wrinkle creams contain traces of Aloe Vera.
➢ Aloe Vera contains many vitamins such as E and C which are beneficial for preventing aging of the skin by hydrating and nourishing your skins tissue.
A Lesson in Histology!
Histology is just what we call the study of cells, Fibroblast cells are found in your dermis and are responsible for supporting your skins collagen and protein levels
Over the years from exposure to the sun and being succumbed to the aging process, fibroblast cells collagen production becomes slower.
An important thing to remember is that beauty starts within and expels outwards. Now that you have an idea of what Aloe Vera can do for you externally, what are some of the internal benefits?
Aloe Vera and African American Skin: The Immune System Makeover
-Aloe Vera actually helps prevent suppression of your skins immune system, which may be one of the causes of cancer!
-More to do with just the Outer Appearance Alone
As we grow older we start to experience more muscle and joint pain due to arthritis as well as pain related to other injuries, Aloe Vera can help suppress this pain.
-Antioxidants
Aloe Vera contains vitamin C, E and Zinc
-Blood Circulation
A number of ingredients in Aloe Vera have beneficial effects on blood pressure and coagulation.
-Laxative
Aloe Vera has a gentle effect on your bowels
-Detoxification
Amino acids help assist your kidneys and liver
-Digestion
Believe it or not but one of Aloe Vera’s most popular usages today is with helping any type of digestive disorder. It can help with stomach inflammation. Aloe Vera’s properties are healing and soothing so it’s worth giving it a shot.
Aloe Vera and African American Skin have been in a long relationship when it comes to caring for your skin. So whether it’s external or internal use, it’s a winning combination.
Aloe Vera and African American Skin, pure beauty from the inside out.
Aloe Vera is a miracle not only for African-America skin. I like to put 95% aloe gel eye skin and to cool after sunbathing.
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Hi Workout Woman,
You’re right about Aloe Vera! You can also drink it’s juice and use it as part of nutritional drink when loosing weight.
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I used to drink Aloe juice for a while. I have a feeling that it does help in Digestion.
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Hi Cheolsu,
I used to drink it also. It’s not my favorite liquid, but it did help with cleansing my digestive trac
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I used this to treat my skin from sunburnt.
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Hello Princess,
Aloe Vera has been the favorite to sun worshipers for a long time. It’s cool gel is very soothing to your skin after too much sun exposure.
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The article is targeted to black (African American) skin alone. Has it got properties that may be useful for brown or white skin types? I’m interested because my girls are pale-skinned and I’m concerned about sun overuse. Would the application of Aloe Vera make them burn (like applying Vaseline before you go out in the sunshine) or would it be okay to do so?
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Hi Anneig,
Aloe Vera is universal, the level of melanin great and small, will determine just how much you need as you spend time in the sun.
How you use Aloe Vera and the amount will be determined by the product you choose. If found in sunscreens, you’d apply it before you go out into the sun. But if you’ve spent to much time in the sun the cool gel of Aloe Vera is a welcomed treat to your skin.
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My father is currently 94 and he has the most amazing skin for that age. My mother used to complain about all the aloe vera plants in the garden – they can be quite prickly if you brush past them. He used to gut off the outside skin and rub the gel all over his skin and face religiously every day and sometimes he would even eat it. His heart is not so good now but his skin is still amazing.
Hi ExcitedbyLife,
What a great story! Longevity and great skin, a winning combination for You.
Thank you for sharing.
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Hey Juliette,
I have Aloe Vera plants growing outside my garden and they have been really useful for my bad eczema. I’ve also rubbed it on some of my wounds too and it has helped with scars too. Great article on aloe vera by the way
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Hey Angellchoff,
Thanks for stopping by. There’s nothing like the cool feeling of Aloe Vera on your skin.
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One of the reasons I believe Aloe is so beneficial is that it often grows in volcanic soil which is rich in trace minerals like rhodium and iridium. These elements (not yet having formed metal bonds) have huge healing capabilities and delivered in a food (with enzymes intact preferably) is a great way of getting health benefits. Applied topically in a cream or lotion these minerals will find theire way into your skin and do their good work there too.
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Hi Roz,
Thanks for stopping by. Loved your comment and your blog.
Hey Juliette,
You have explained all the benefits and medicinal properties of an Aloe Vera very well..I really appreciate your research work.Actually many people don’t know exactly about that what magical qualities dose Aloe Vera have….I have many plants of Aloe Vera in my garden and i use to take Aloe juice daily in the morning to maintain my digestive system good,and i apply it on my skin also to make it healthy and glowing.It is very useful plant for many problems.
THANK YOU and GOD BLESS
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Hi Manish2010,
Thank you for stopping by and sharing how Aloe Vera has been helpful to you. I’m sure the Aloe plant makes a great background piece when displaying your outdoor kitchen equipment
I often use this Aloe Vera for my head skin, it’s also good for our hair.
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Hi Tom,
Aloe is great for your skin and that includes the skin on your head. It also makes a great ingredient in conditioners for your hair. Healthy hair will show off your feather extensions very nicely.
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I remember when I was still in High School,I have this investigatory project about Aloe Vera and how it can help in protecting ourself from harmful rays of the sun, it turns out that when combine with coal, it can be a powerful sun-block. So it will not only be beneficial to African-American women but also to the ladies in the tropics.
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Aloe Vera has been widely known to have various medical benefits since old times. Its leaves are rich in essentials that helps the skin of a person get rejuvenated. Even good for the scalp too. It has been know also to help reduce the appearance of stretch marks. Its extracts help the skin regenerate loss nutrients and helps promote growth of new cells.
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Aloe Vera is not only good for african american hair. This is good to all races. I’m asian and I uses this a lot for my hair.
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Can’t believe Aloe Vera has a lot of usage…what i only knew is that it’s good for the scalp and hair to remove dandruff and stop falling hair..