5/4/2025
Last update
5/4/2025
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Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
No researches found
N/A
USERS' SCORE
Medium or Average
Based on 6 Reviews
6.8
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 fl oz. (59 ml)
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Calories
4
Sodium
30 mg
1%
Total Carbohydrates
1 g
<1%
Calcium
25 mg
2%
Magnesium
4 mg
1%
Organic Aloe Vera Fillet Juice
58 ml
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Organic Polysaccharide Rich Aloesorbâ„¢
60 mg
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Most Useful Reviews
9
Natural for rashes
I truly enjoy this aloe vera gel. Being a natural product, I often use it on my child when necessary, principally for skin rashes and burns. It features natural ingredients with beneficial effects on the skin.
0
Caused persistent rashes
It smells dreadful. I tried using it in my skincare routine, but it hastily resulted in rashes all over my skin that have persisted for a month now. This is purely my experience, though I’ve seen positive reviews from others.
7.5
Cleanses skin rashes
5 people found this helpful
My second essential after coconut oil, I use aloe gel nearly every day on my face and neck in a thin layer for 20-30 minutes. Thanks to its miraculous properties, regular use alongside other skincare products clears my skin of rashes. It acts as a mild acid peel, causing some initial burning and redness, ultimately leaving my skin smooth and silky, helping to reduce post-acne scars and even skin tone. I also incorporate aloe gel into my clay masks, which I sometimes prepare myself.
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Medium or Average
Based on 6 Reviews
6.8
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9
Natural for rashes
I truly enjoy this aloe vera gel. Being a natural product, I often use it on my child when necessary, principally for skin rashes and burns. It features natural ingredients with beneficial effects on the skin.
0
Caused persistent rashes
It smells dreadful. I tried using it in my skincare routine, but it hastily resulted in rashes all over my skin that have persisted for a month now. This is purely my experience, though I’ve seen positive reviews from others.
7.5
Cleanses skin rashes
5 people found this helpful
My second essential after coconut oil, I use aloe gel nearly every day on my face and neck in a thin layer for 20-30 minutes. Thanks to its miraculous properties, regular use alongside other skincare products clears my skin of rashes. It acts as a mild acid peel, causing some initial burning and redness, ultimately leaving my skin smooth and silky, helping to reduce post-acne scars and even skin tone. I also incorporate aloe gel into my clay masks, which I sometimes prepare myself.
6
Helps with rashes
It’s okay overall, though a bit lumpy due to minimal ingredients, likely influenced by the tropical climate. I don’t consume it; I use it on my skin where it effectively helps with rashes.
0
Great for rashes
This product is fantastic for both internal and external use. I particularly apply it externally for rashes, scrapes, and cuts, and occasionally take it internally as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
0
Caused persistent rashes
It smells dreadful. I tried using it in my skincare routine, but it hastily resulted in rashes all over my skin that have persisted for a month now. This is purely my experience, though I’ve seen positive reviews from others.
9
Natural for rashes
I truly enjoy this aloe vera gel. Being a natural product, I often use it on my child when necessary, principally for skin rashes and burns. It features natural ingredients with beneficial effects on the skin.
0
Caution with mixing
3 people found this helpful
At the start of the quarantine, all the aloe and ant tree bark disappeared quickly from IHerb for good reason. Ant tree bark boosts the body's defences against viruses, while aloe has anti-inflammatory and wound-healing qualities. My family enjoys aloe often, but I once got a painful rash after mixing it with avocado oil per recommendation. Individually, both oils have never harmed me, but mixing can be risky. Regarding aloe, I’ve also taken it for eyesight issues, hoping it will prove beneficial.
7.5
Cleanses skin rashes
5 people found this helpful
My second essential after coconut oil, I use aloe gel nearly every day on my face and neck in a thin layer for 20-30 minutes. Thanks to its miraculous properties, regular use alongside other skincare products clears my skin of rashes. It acts as a mild acid peel, causing some initial burning and redness, ultimately leaving my skin smooth and silky, helping to reduce post-acne scars and even skin tone. I also incorporate aloe gel into my clay masks, which I sometimes prepare myself.
