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 Well, summer is here again, and for most of us its a time to lay back anjoy the sun! If you are one of those people whos idea of a heavenly holiday is lazing around on the beach, soaking up the rays then there is a high probability that you will have fallen victim to sunburn at some point during your life. However, just because it’s a commonplace condition, it doesn’t mean that it can’t have serious side effects.
What are the effects of sunburn?
The best known types of ultraviolet sunlight are UVA and UVB. Too much exposure to either of these types of rays will eventually damage your skin causing wrinkles and brown spots, premature ageing , and in a few instances, serious consequences such as skin cancer.
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 Aloe Vera is a species of Aloe, a stemless or very short-stemmed succulent plant that grows 80–100 cm tall, and is mainly found in Africa. The lower leaf of the plant is used for medicinal purposes and if sliced open, the gel obtained can be applied on the affected area of the skin. This gel may also be processed for internal consumption.
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Read more... [What Is Aloe Vera?]
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Aloe Vera Gel May Not Always Be Best For Sunburn |
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All over the world, people love to visit the beach, some more so than others. Whether its a casual summer day out with friends or family, or, in the case of surfers for example, a lifetime obsession with the ocean that draws you to it, most people have probably, at some time, been affected by sunburn, the sand, coral and stinging ocean creatures
Every surfer on the planet has for decades extolled the miraculous virtues of Aloe Vera above any other plant or healing agent. The problem is, however, as every surfer will tell you, that taking aloe vera gel or liquid or even a piece of the plant to the beach is immediate suicide to its effectiveness. This is because when aloe vera in liquid or gel form comes in contact with the air it begins an immediate process of severe bacterial degradation which renders it useless when it’s needed. So in other words, once the top is off the bottle - the magic is over.
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Read more... [Aloe Vera Gel May Not Always Be Best For Sunburn]
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Love The Skin Your In with Aloeride |
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Ever since Egypt’s Queen Cleopatra first dipped her toe into a bath of Ass’s milk, women have spent thousands of years (and millions of $$) in the pursuit of a beautiful complexion. Cleopatra’s beauty may have been legendary but even she felt the need for some help from time to time! And where did she turn to – Aloe Vera – a member of the Lily family, whose name in Sanskrit, kumari, means princess. Aloe vera is one of the oldest known therapeutic herbs and is renowned worldwide as healing plant. Cleopatra revered the use of aloe as one of her best beauty secrets.
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Read more... [Love The Skin Your In with Aloeride]
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