ALOE SUNBURN CARE

Aloe Vera gel is often applied to sunburned skin in an attempt to relieve

pain. Many existing compositions, even if they do provide some pain relief, result in other discomfort.

Aloe Vera is without question the most popular of all sunburn remedies, for good reason. The cooling, soothing gel of this beautiful succulent plant provides almost immediate relief for sunburn pain. Some studies have shown that Aloe Vera enhances skin healing after burns.

AMB Wellness produces personal care ingredients that fulfill the key consumer trend for natural products focused on wellbeing. Innovaloe™ 200X is a spray-dried powder with good properties that can be easily formulated into skin care creams and lotions. Formulators of skin care lotions will make their formulations and then dose in Aloe Vera powder to get the right viscosity, at that same time it has some healing and moistening properties. Our Aloe Vera ingredients Are very versatile and can be formulated into a wide range of personal care products.

 Aloe Vera can help prevent damage to the skin’s immune system caused by harmful UV radiation. Aloe contains beneficial polysaccharides and provides an emollient base for the UV protective formulation. It is possibly the best known choice as a cytoprotective agent that inhibits the loss of skin immuno-competency induced by ultraviolet radiation. Aloe Vera healing of skin injuries is caused by the absorption of various forms of energy: heat, ultraviolet and ionizing radiation.

 Aloe Vera has been recognized as a valuable medicinal plant for the treatment of burns. Extensive studies have described its anti-inflammatory, wound healing, and related activities. Aloe-based creams when applied immediately to first-degree burns (such as sunburns) delay progressive damage and accelerate the healing rate more effectively than fresh Aloe gel.

Solar UV radiation causes damage to cell membranes and the DNA molecules inside the cells. It also helps break down collagen fibers and elastin, which are proteins that are vitally important for maintaining the skin’s structural integrity. UV radiation causes collagen to break down faster than with the normal aging process.

For health and cosmetic benefits, overexposure to the sun should be avoided, and sunscreen products should be used when going out into the sun. Various sunscreen products have been developed and widely used for protection against UVA and UVB rays. The skin-care market currently sells sunscreen products generally in two different forms: as chemical absorbers or as physical blockers.

Aloe Vera or Aloe barbadensis has been scientifically proven for all forms of burn, be it radiation, thermal, or solar. It has also been demonstrated that it has a prophylactic effect if used before, during, and after these skin damaging events. Clearly, the plant is mainly used for its soothing and cooling effect; however, the plant is useless if used at less than 50% and it is recommended that it is used at 100% to be sure of any beneficial effect.

The polysaccharides, mannose-6-phosphate. The natural chemical constituents of Aloe Vera can be categorized in the following main areas: Amino acids, enzymes, lignin, minerals, mono- and polysaccharides, salicylic acid, saponins, sterols, and vitamins. Aloe Vera not only improved fibroblast cell structure, but also accelerated the collagen production process. Aloe Vera is a uniquely effective moisturizer and healing agent for the skin.

Aloe Vera improves the skin’s ability to hydrate itself; it is, therefore, an active skin conditioning agent.

Externally applied, it is a natural skin with the ability to penetrate into the skin and transport healthy substances through it. Aloe Vera makes it a treatment for premature aging of skin, healing of wounds, burns, sunburns, cellulitis, and more.

Aloe Vera extracts increase skin moisturization through a humectant mechanism. Indeed, this substance increases the quantity of water contained in the superficial part of the epidermis without increasing the TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss).

Create formulas based on Aloe Vera, which includes an anesthetic component comprising lidocaine, an anti-inflammatory component comprising hydrocortisone, an emollient comprising Aloe Vera, and a pharmaceutically

acceptable base. The resulting composition has a cream-like consistency. Upon application to the skin, there is no slimy or sticky residue, but the composition becomes nearly dry to the touch. It exhibits a smooth, silk-like feel once applied.

When applied to an area of burned or irritated skin, the pain immediately subsides, and in the case of sunburn, there is a noticeable tendency for the composition to reduce or eliminate the peeling of the skin as the sunburn heals. Also, combine Aloe Vera gel with other topical remedies including anesthetics such as lidocaine hydrochloride, benzocaine, and pramoxine hydrochloride. Skin-soothing ingredients such as tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E), menthol, camphor, eucalyptus oil, and calamine.