Aloe vera oil

Aloe vera oil is not an oil naturally produced by the aloe plant.
it is an oil infusion made by extracting the fat-soluble compounds of aloe vera into a carrier oil.
It is widely used in skincare, haircare, and cosmetic formulations because it combines the soothing benefits of aloe with the moisturizing power of oils.

The process of infusion transfers aloe’s anti-inflammatory and skin-healing components into the oil.

Benefits of Aloe Vera Oil

A) For Skin

• Deeply moisturizes dry or irritated skin
• Soothes inflammation (sunburn, irritation, redness)
• Helps calm acne-prone skin
• Supports wound healing
• Softens and restores damaged skin
• Good for eczema and psoriasis (as part of a gentle formula)

B) For Hair & Scalp

• Reduces dandruff and itchiness
• Soothes irritated scalp
• Strengthens hair strands
• Adds shine and softness
• Helps reduce scalp inflammation

C) For Body Products

• Great for massage oils
• Helps lighten dark spots slightly over time
• Good for body butters, scrubs, and lotions

Typical Usage Rates in Formulations

• Face products: 2–10%
• Body products: 5–20%
• Hair oils: 5–30%
• Balms/Butters: 5–25%

It is oil-soluble, so you can add it to:

• Oils
• Balms
• Creams (oil phase)
• Butters
• Hair serums

Applications of Aloe Vera Oil

• Facial oils and serums
• Body lotions and butters
• Hair growth oils / scalp oils
• Lip balms
• Baby products
• Massage oils
• After-sun care
• Soap making