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CAS NUMBER |
85507-69-3 |
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INCI NAME |
Aloe barbadensis |
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DEFINITION |
Pure natural liquid derived from the hollow interior of the leaves of the Aloe plant (aloe barbadensis Miller), consists of >75 ingredients including amino acids, enzymes, hormones, minerals, saponins, sterols, sugar (starch), lectins & vitamins, pH: 3.5-4.5, water-soluble. GMO-free. BSE/TSE-free. Preserved with sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate. Yellow to green liquid, faint herbal odor (discoloration will not affect efficacy). Water-soluble. |
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USAGE |
Typical use level 15-100% (can be used pure). The low pH of this aloe vera solution may, when added to your product, lower the pH and could cause emulsion separation. Use at low concentration only or add pH increasing ingredients such as TEA to stabilize. pH paper roll for measuring the pH is necessary when using TEA. This is a natural product which will darken with age. Slight fallout may occur over time. Protect from oxidation. Store at room temperature. |
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APPLICATIONS |
It can be used all skin care products for dry skin, soothing creams & lotions, sun care and after-sun products, shampoos and conditioners for dry hair. |
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