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Sold by weight. Aloe Vera Oil Extract: Aloe Vera Oil Extract may be used in most oil based products or used in the oil phase of formulations for cosmetics, toiletries or OTC pharmaceutical preparations. Some uses: lip balms & lipsticks, oral ointments, sun care and after sun products, hand & body lotions, hair conditioners, facial moisturizers, shaving/depilatory preparations, bath oils, rubs & liniments, ointments, first aid creams, anti-acne preparations, topical analgesics.
Percentage to use: If you are using Aloe Vera Oil Extract in a product formulation primarily to have it appear on the label, then concerns about the percentage to use (say below 1%) are really immaterial. However, if you want the product to perform better because of the presence of the Aloe Vera Oil Extract, then try using 5% or more. Storage: Store at or slightly below room temperature, away from light.
INCI: Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil (and) Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract. SAP value: 185-200. Country of Origin: USA
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Yuan Gao (Bedford, MA, US) | February 4th, 2013
I add this to lip balm and it works very well. Thanks!
Anjuli Silva (Olympia, WA, US) | May 24th, 2010
I love it! It has really helped my skin a lot! I use it to help get rid of scars that I get from eczema on my forehead. I added it to a vitamin k gel that I've been using and alone it works wonders but with the aloe added it has helped so much more and a lot faster as well. I also use it as my facial treatment after i shower and a lot of the discoloration in my skin has faded!!! couldn't be happier
Judy (Cranston, RI, US) | September 15th, 2009
I love this stuff! It's a pretty pale yellow color and has just a faint - and very pleasant - aloe aroma. It just sinks right into the skin by itself, and is just lovely in my lotions, balms and facial masks.
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