Aloe vera concentrate 200X organic 5 g

Aloe Vera Concentrate 200:1 is an easy way to make aloe gel at home

Aloe Vera Concentrate is a crystalline white powder from which it is easy to make pure, natural, reduced Aloe Vera juice with deionised water, which is then used in the manufacture of cosmetics. Or simply add the concentrate to the active phase. It has pronounced emollient, healing and moisturising properties. Not for food use!

Ingredient characteristics and specifics of use

INCI: Aloe barbadensis leaf juice

Appearance: Cream to light beige powder. High humidity may cause the powder to agglomerate or harden. These factors do not affect the quality of the ingredient, which should be dissolved in water with constant stirring.

Dosage: 0.05 - 0.5%.

Solubility: in water

Uses and administration: concentrated powder of Aloe Vera juice, contains no preservatives, easily soluble in water. To be administered in the active phase. The package of 5 g of aloe concentrate is very economical and with a maximum use of 0.5% of the components you can prepare 1 litre of reconstituted aloe juice or aloe vera gel.

Storage: in a dark cool place in a tightly closed container, the powder is hygroscopic, avoid moisture and direct sunlight.

Cosmetic Properties of Aloe Vera Concentrate

Cosmetic products based on aloe vera, whether serums, creams or just pure aloe vera gel, have long since conquered the cosmetics market. 

The juice of the aloe vera plant is rich in beneficial substances. It contains vitamins A, C, E as well as B vitamins and folic acid. It contains 20 of the 22 essential acids, as well as phytosterols and proteins, potassium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper and iron. And this is not a complete list of all the active beneficial substances contained in Aloe Vera juice. Such a rich composition and provides unique properties of Aloe Vera and its incredible popularity in the cosmetic industry. 

Aloe Vera acts as the most powerful healing agent. It has the ability to deeply moisturise and nourish the skin. And that's certainly not all of its beneficial properties.

Benefits of Aloe Vera Concentrate in Cosmetics

• Improves skin elasticity
• Tightens
• Promotes skin regeneration and rejuvenation
• Narrows pores
• Soothes irritation and disinfects skin after shaving and depilation
• Calms skin after sunbathing
• Soothes itching and inflammation
• Promotes collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid production

How Aloe Vera Concentrate is made

The concentrate is made from the pure organic Aloe barbadensis Miller plant, specially grown without fertilisers, pesticides or herbicides. The juice is dried in a special way, resulting in a crystalline white powder, easily soluble in water, while fully preserving the beneficial substances contained in natural Aloe Vera juice. The Aloe Vera powder is produced in an Italian factory with further Ecocert certification, which allows you to create completely natural products with this ingredient.

How do I make reconstituted aloe vera concentrate juice?

To make reconstituted aloe vera concentrate juice, you need 1 gram of aloe vera concentrate and 199 grams of deionised water. Simply add the concentrate to the water and stir well.

As there are no preservatives in the concentrate itself, this reconstituted juice should be stored with a water-soluble preservative. You will end up with a liquid no thicker than water. If you wish, you can add a gel former to make a gel - an analogue of the famous aloe vera gels popular in Korean cosmetics.

How to work with aloe vera concentrate. 

When formulating with aloe vera concentrate, there are two ways to proceed: add the dry powder with other water-soluble actives, or add the reconstituted aloe vera juice to the water phase of your cosmetic. 

If your cosmetic contains anionic surfactants, add the Aloe Vera gel or juice at the final stage of preparation. In foaming products with ionic surfactants, Aloe Vera juice can be mixed with water in the aqueous phase.

To which cosmetic products can Aloe Vera concentrate or reconstituted juice be added?

Aloe vera concentrate or reconstituted juice can be added to almost any natural cosmetic product. The juice or concentrate can be added to serums, creams and foaming cleansers: 

• After-sun skin care
• bar soap
• Beach cosmetics
• cleansing wipes
• Deodorants
• Facial Cleansers
• Facial Cosmetics
• Body Care Cosmetics
• All hair products
• Liquid soaps
• Shaving products
• Shower gels / all body wash
• Intimate hygiene products
• Baby cosmetics
• Remedies for insect bites 
• Oral care

Recipes with Aloe Vera Concentrate 

You can find them on the "Beurre Cosmetic Kitchen" YouTube channel, where we tell you how to make cosmetics for different skin types, giving only proven information and valid combinations.