Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant

RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By diane (Guest Post) (10/01/2008) I am out of money , but I have a plant and my daughter has a bad cold. Report Spam or Abuse is aloe good for puffy eyes and wrinkles? Post By nitza (Guest Post) (09/17/2008) I am 45 and I look good, but I will like to look better as I age, can I sue aloe for the puffiness under the eye and prevent wrinkles? if so, how do I do it? How do I prepare the aloe vera? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By Stephanie (Guest Post) (09/16/2008) How do I prepare Aloe Vera succulents as drink. Do I need to cook it first or can it be consumed directly (after removing the outer skin) as gel cut or blended in juices. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By Stephanie (Guest Post) (08/19/2008) Can Aloe Vera Plants cure eczema? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By veronica (Guest Post) (07/09/2008) Would I see results in 1 month using aloe plant juice on my lash so they can grow? Report Spam or Abuse Using aloe vera Post By Bluchicca (Guest Post) (04/01/2008) I need to know if I can use products of aloe vera in allergic disorders of my face? I am 50. Thanks for your help! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By vijay (Guest Post) (12/08/2007) How do i use aloe vera plant to treat my falling hair? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (02/12/2007) Processing is almost impossible unless one has acres and acres of Aloe growing AND THEN all the equipment/recipe secrets for processing the liquid, which is what I assume you are looking for? This plant grows like sunflowers down in Mexico, so it's really hard to try to compete with them. Just open the leaves when they are thick and use the liquidy sticky gooey insides for burns, scratches, itches, and mild rashes. Good luck and God bless. : ) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post By Becka (Guest Post) (02/10/2007) In the UK you can get cream "bases" to which you add essential oils to make the cream of your choice. Also shampoo, showergel bases are available, generally from internet suppliers though some wholefood stores sell them. I presume you could add the sap to these for aloe products. Hope there's something similar available for you! Report Spam or Abuse Request: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Post by lewis_admin (1328) | (02/08/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have an Aloe Vera plant and was wondering if anyone knows of a 'recipe' for hand or face cream using this plant. So many creams, lotions and potions in the shops have it in them I thought someone may have a tip for making my own. Thanks, Trish Answers: RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant Aloe vera plant has been used for fighting dandruff. A few Asian women whom I know, put it on there damp head and leave on for 15 minutes, then wash. Very silky, smooth & dandruff free hair. (01/22/2005) By Sparky RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant For minor burns, (redness only), and grazes you can just snap a leaf off and dab directly onto the wound - very soothing. (01/22/2005) By Jo Bodey RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant After I had my knees replaced, I bought an aloe vera plant and placed it in the bathroom. After my bath, I would just break off a leaf and rub it on the scar. You can hardly tell where the incision was. The surgeon was amazed. (01/28/2005) By Peace RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant It's very soothing for a sunburn! (01/12/2006) By Caity RE: Using My Own Aloe Vera Plant For thicker, longer, and curler eyelashes just apply aloe vera juice to your eyelashes every night and achieve beautiful result! For smoother skin, use the aloe vera juice to apply it on face. Let dry and wash off. Enjoy! (04/28/2006) By Zameera Report Spam or Abuse