Everyone experiences some form of stress from time to time. When the signs of stress are high enough, or prolonged, it can have very harmful effects on your health. One form of stress relief that people have turned to is stress taking a bath, in particular, an Aloe Vera Bath
Of all these types of Aloe, only five have demonstrated medical benefits: Aloe Barbadensis Miller, Aloe Perryi Baker, Aloe Ferox, Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Saponaria.
Aloe Barbadensis Miller is the most widely used as well as the most potent. Indigenous to Africa, it is now grown all around the world specifically in warmer, drier climates.
The structures of most Aloe plants are very similar. Aloe grows to maturity in approximately four years, at which time the leaves begin to sprout. They taper to a point near the top of the plant, and the leaves have soft spines every few inches lining their silhouette.
For centuries, Aloe Vera has been used by many different cultures. The ancient Greeks, the Romans, the Babylonians, Indians and the Chinese have all used Aloe Vera as a natural healing plant.
Throughout the years, Aloe Vera (Aloinae) has been called many things: Potted Physician, Wand of Heaven, Wonder Plant, Heaven’s Blessing, and Plant of Life.
Botanists have identified at least 200-300 different types of Aloe Vera plants. The benefits of Aloe Vera are too many to list in this short article, but one of them is to rejuvenate your skin.
Indulge your senses with our great bath gel, which contains soothing Aloe Vera, hydrating shea butter and the perfect amount of Vitamin E. As you lie there soak up all the goodness of Aloe Vera that helps to rejuvenate the skin and let your stress of the day wash away down the plughole.
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