Effectively helps reduce the appearance of enlarged pores, giving the skin a smooth and firm look. It features antiviral and anti-rash properties and acts as a powerful antifungal agent, making it ideal for alleviating various skin conditions. It soothes the skin and reduces irritation, especially in cases of sunburn, thanks to its calming effect. Additionally, it helps brighten the skin and treats darkening caused by prolonged sun exposure, due to its natural aloesin content. Its benefits extend beyond skincare, as it also strengthens hair and helps prevent split ends. Definition: It is extracted from a perennial herbaceous plant about 50 cm tall. It has dagger-shaped leaves filled with watery juice, and the edges of its leaves are serrated and spiny. The leaves emerge from the plant’s stem in a spiral position, and its flowers are large in size, rarely branched, and have different colors. Properties: Aloe vera oil extract contains many therapeutic properties for the skin. It is one of the primary compounds used in the manufacture of cosmetics. It works to moisturize dry skin and increase skin elasticity because it contains collagen and elastnin. Ingredients: Aloe vera oil contains a high percentage of amino acids and fatty acids It also contains many vitamins such as vitamin A, vitamin E, folic acid colane and vitamin B 1, B 2, B 3 and B 12. It also contains 20 kinds of minerals that are necessary for health of the body such as calcium magnesium, zinc and chrome. Precautions: Aloe vera oil has no side effects or skin infections that may occur as a result of its direct use on the skin or scalp. Dosage and Temrs of Use: For external use: It is used in cases of burns and infections. After washing the affected area and drying it well, apply an appropriate amount of the extract and massage gently. • It is used in cases of hair loss by placing a tablespoon with an equal addition of olive oil, then leaving it for 4 minutes, then rinsing it with lukewarm water. It is recommended to use it once a day before bed to obtain satisfactory results. Definition: It is extracted from a perennial herbaceous plant about 50 cm tall. It has dagger-shaped leaves filled with watery juice, and the edges of its leaves are serrated and spiny. The leaves emerge from the plant’s stem in a spiral position, and its flowers are large in size, rarely branched, and have different colors. Properties: Aloe vera oil extract contains many therapeutic properties for the skin. It is one of the primary compounds used in the manufacture of cosmetics. It works to moisturize dry skin and increase skin elasticity because it contains collagen and elastnin. Ingredients: Aloe vera oil contains a high percentage of amino acids and fatty acids It also contains many vitamins such as vitamin A, vitamin E, folic acid colane and vitamin B 1, B 2, B 3 and B 12. It also contains 20 kinds of minerals that are necessary for health of the body such as calcium magnesium, zinc and chrome. Precautions: Aloe vera oil has no side effects or skin infections that may occur as a result of its direct use on the skin or scalp. Dosage and Temrs of Use: For external use: It is used in cases of burns and infections. After washing the affected area and drying it well, apply an appropriate amount of the extract and massage gently. • It is used in cases of hair loss by placing a tablespoon with an equal addition of olive oil, then leaving it for 4 minutes, then rinsing it with lukewarm water. It is recommended to use it once a day before bed to obtain satisfactory results.