Aloe *oil* (not gel/juice) - have you used it?

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone,

 

Have any of you used aloe oil (as opposed to aloe gel or aloe juice)?

I've seen aloe oil mentioned in various places, and I've wondered if

it is really an oil -- is it actually viscous and " oily " feeling, like

other fixed/carrier oils are? Or is it a wax, maybe? Any info on its

properties and uses would also be appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance for your response!

 

Cheers,

KC

http://www.wlnaturalhealth.com

[Guest guest]

Hi KC,

 

I use aloe oil in my lip balms. It is oily. Mine says it's aloe in soy

oil. So I think that the aloe can be infused into the oil so check with

your supplier and see what the oil is. I think I've seen it in sunflower

oil too. Properties would be similar to what the oil is good for and of

course the healing benefits of aloe. Uses are open to whatever you'd use

any other oil for. I like it in lip balm and lotion bars.

 

hth,

Margaret

http://www.naturalindulgences.com

 

>

>Hello everyone,

>

>Have any of you used aloe oil (as opposed to aloe gel or aloe juice)?

> I've seen aloe oil mentioned in various places, and I've wondered if

>it is really an oil -- is it actually viscous and " oily " feeling, like

>other fixed/carrier oils are? Or is it a wax, maybe? Any info on its

>properties and uses would also be appreciated.

>

>Thanks in advance for your response!

>

>Cheers,

>KC

>http://www.wlnaturalhealth.com

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Margaret, this helps a lot! I may have to try some of it

myself. . . .

 

Cheers,

KC

http://wlnaturalhealth.com

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, " Margaret Helm-Duell "

<naturalindulgences@h...> wrote:

> Hi KC,

>

> I use aloe oil in my lip balms. It is oily. Mine says it's aloe in

soy

> oil. So I think that the aloe can be infused into the oil so check

with

> your supplier and see what the oil is. I think I've seen it in

sunflower

> oil too. Properties would be similar to what the oil is good for

and of

> course the healing benefits of aloe. Uses are open to whatever

you'd use

> any other oil for. I like it in lip balm and lotion bars.

>

> hth,

> Margaret

> http://www.naturalindulgences.com

>