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Product Overview
Aloe oil contains 169 beneficial components inherent to aloe vera, making it versatile for use in food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, with health and beauty benefits that other oils cannot replace. Skin: Suitable for all skin types, especially beneficial for oily and inflamed skin. Aromatherapy: Aloe oil is made from the gel-like substance in aloe vera, combined with emulsifiers (Liposomes), containing moisturizers, thickeners, and humectants. The pure oil-based aloe gel provides deep nourishment and repair for sunburned, scraped, and dehydrated skin, rapidly restoring damaged cells and promoting cell regeneration for healthier skin.
Aloe oil is refined from high-quality Curacao aloe vera gel using a unique process, with main ingredients including aloe polysaccharides, proteins, and amino acids.
Aloe Oil Grade Classification
Natural Aloe Oil
Organic Aloe Oil
Food-Grade Aloe Oil
Cosmetic-Grade Aloe Oil
Aloe Oil Production Process
Supercritical CO2 extraction: This technique compresses gas beyond its critical point to create a supercritical fluid (SCF). It is suitable for extracting lipid-soluble substances from aloe vera, such as aloe oil, plant alkaloids, and other volatile trace components. The advantages include maintaining the biological activity of aloe vera at room temperature, especially for heat-sensitive, oxidizable, and volatile components. It also offers high extraction rates, easy separation, and low energy consumption. The main drawback is the complex and expensive high-pressure equipment required.
Benefits and Uses of Aloe Oil
Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-itch, and pain-relieving properties
Repairs sunburned and burned skin
Quickly restores damaged skin cells, promotes cell regeneration
Moisturizes, inhibits lipid peroxidation
Recommended Dosage:
Add 0.5-5.0% of the product. For emulsified products, add to the oil phase before emulsification; for non-emulsified products, it can be blended directly with other lipid-soluble ingredients.
Applications of Aloe Oil
- Massage Oil: Light and breathable, can be used undiluted on the skin or mixed with essential oils.
- Base Oil: Used in making creams and lotions.
- Anti-allergy, anti-irritant products, acne treatment products, skin repair products, anti-aging products.
Packaging and Storage
【Storage Conditions】 Store sealed, away from light, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place.
【Packaging】 Bulk in 25kg barrels, samples in 1kg bottles, custom packaging available.
【Shipping】 Express or logistics; domestic express delivery within three days, logistics within five days. Prices generally include domestic shipping costs.
【Shelf Life】 Two years
Plant Source - Aloe Vera
Aloe vera (Aloe vera (L.) Burm. f.) is a herbaceous perennial plant in the Asphodelaceae family. It is evergreen with a short stem; the leaves are thick and juicy, lance-shaped, with a broad, powder-green base and serrated edges. The flowers are yellow or reddish, and the fruit is triangular. Aloe blooms in late winter. The name "aloe" refers to the black color of the liquid that seeps from cut leaves, which darkens and thickens over time.
Aloe vera is native to South Africa, Madagascar, and the Arabian Peninsula, with cultivation in Southeast China, South China, and Southwest China, and occasional wild populations. It thrives in warm, dry, sunny environments, is intolerant to cold, drought-resistant, and semi-shade tolerant. It prefers fertile, loose, well-drained soil and is typically propagated by division and cuttings.
According to "Traditional Chinese Pharmacology," aloe honey can prevent and treat chemotherapy-induced phlebitis, reduce vascular endothelium damage, and has heat-clearing, detoxifying, and liver-cooling properties. Aloe is used in high-quality cosmetics and health products, widely recognized in South Korea and internationally, and is recommended by the FAO as a "best health food of the 21st century."
