The sebaceous secretion of the skin is stimulated by many factors, such as temperature, the sun or anxiety. It’s also possible that your skin naturally produces abundant oil. If that’s the case, at times you’ll find this annoying, in addition to it favouring the apparition of acne. The use of aloe vera for oily skin has been shown to have various positive effects which we’d like to share with you.
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Natural Remedies with Aloe VeraRead moreAloe vera, also known as aloe, is a succulent plant species to which many health benefits are attributed. It is one of the plants with most applications, from the creation of home remedies with aloe vera to simple decorative use. In this post, we’ll show you the different characteristics that make this plant very useful to treat countless problems -- especially those related to the skin.
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Summer skin careRead moreThe skin is usually more vulnerable in summer. And not just because we wear less clothes and the sun's radiation is stronger. Light and heat have several effects on our body and our skin can respond in the form of various conditions, which we will talk about later. Luckily, you will see that with proper summer skin care, you can protect yourself and, not only that, but you can also get a nice tan and enjoy the sun in a healthy way.
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Aloe Vera, a natural remedy since centuriesRead moreAloe Vera has been used for centuries as one of the most important natural remedies in medicine, especially for the treatment of ulcers, burns, wounds and scars. The health benefits have been registered in medicine since ancient times and in plant medical science books, as a miraculous plant with a high content of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and properties.
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Aloe Vera from Canary Islands is 100% ecologicalRead moreThe Aloe Vera plant is probably native to old Arabia and common in subtropical climates high in sun hours and low in rainfall like the Canary Islands. In the Canary Islands the growth of Aloe Vera occurs naturally due to the characteristics of temperature and type of soil, conducive to the cultivation of this medicinal plant.
