who has use aloe vera gel?

• cutepixie

  21 May 05, 23:10

  have a small cut so was told to use aloe vera gel from the plant/leaf itself to heal faster. does it really work?
• BITCHY_BITCH

  21 May 05, 23:12

  Use salt and rub on it!
• BITCHY_BITCH

  21 May 05, 23:12

  Use salt and rub on it!
• crazy monkey

  21 May 05, 23:19

  Originally posted by cutepixie:

  have a small cut so was told to use aloe vera gel from the plant/leaf itself to heal faster. does it really work?

  i dun think so. its for burns not cuts
• huiz

  21 May 05, 23:22

  i think the aloe vera helps heal scars, in case u get any scars.
• cutepixie

  21 May 05, 23:22

  Originally posted by crazy monkey:

  i dun think so. its for burns not cuts

  are u suree? i heard cuts and wounds can leh
• crazy monkey

  21 May 05, 23:24

  Originally posted by cutepixie:

  are u suree? i heard cuts and wounds can leh

  i think onli
• caramon

  21 May 05, 23:24

  Originally posted by cutepixie:

  are u suree? i heard cuts and wounds can leh

  For centuries, the gel of the aloe vera plant has been used as a soothing topical remedy for minor burns and wounds. It continues to be popular for treating sunburns and other first-degree burns because it appears to speed healing.
  
  Soothe and hasten healing of cuts, scrapes, and other minor wounds and skin irritations. The gel contains a number of active ingredients, including substances known to help relieve pain, reduce swelling, quell itching, and increase blood flow to an injured area. Some research even indicates that the gel has antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties.
• cutepixie

  21 May 05, 23:25

  i dun have any scars, i have like a scratch
• cutepixie

  21 May 05, 23:26

  yay so that means i can use it! any one with first hand experience with it?
• crazy monkey

  21 May 05, 23:27

  Originally posted by caramon:

  For centuries, the gel of the aloe vera plant has been used as a soothing topical remedy for minor burns and wounds. It continues to be popular for treating sunburns and other first-degree burns because it appears to speed healing.
  
  Soothe and hasten healing of cuts, scrapes, and other minor wounds and skin irritations. The gel contains a number of active ingredients, including substances known to help relieve pain, reduce swelling, quell itching, and increase blood flow to an injured area. Some research even indicates that the gel has antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties.

  neber quote the source ? is your info reliable ?
  
  
• cutepixie

  21 May 05, 23:35

  ya wait scarly my skin turn green how
• huiz

  22 May 05, 00:21

  i hav seen on tv b4, some ladies make their own skincare products from aloe vera plants they grew themselves. they boiled the whole leaves then remove the outer skin to get the white stuff inside. they themselves say it is gd.
• hisoka

  22 May 05, 02:13

  Originally posted by cutepixie:

  yay so that means i can use it! any one with first hand experience with it?

  tried when i was young it seemed to work but since its a minor cut you don't really know the difference also
• FireIce

  22 May 05, 02:17

  Originally posted by huiz:

  i hav seen on tv b4, some ladies make their own skincare products from aloe vera plants they grew themselves. they boiled the whole leaves then remove the outer skin to get the white stuff inside. they themselves say it is gd.

  wah.......got boil ah?
  
  i eat them raw.....the jelly thingy inside......
  nt bery tasty though.....