We often hear about the advantages of using aloe vera on our skin but not so much about how beneficial it can be for our hair. So is it just hype, or is aloe vera good for our hair?
Let's find out some benefits of aloe vera gel for your hair.
1. It Helps With Oily Hair
Applying aloe vera to your hair affects the quality of your scalp. It helps in extracting sebum from your scalp, which can improve the health of your scalp and hair. Using aloe vera regularly can help bring shine to your hair and control the frizz.
2. It Reduces Dandruff
According to the National Library of Medicine, aloe vera gel can effectively control dandruff. It helps soothe an itchy, flaky scalp while reducing redness. With regular and prolonged use of aloe vera, the scalp gets the moisture and nourishment it needs to eliminate dandruff effectively.
3. It Strengthens And Repairs Hair
Aloe vera contains vitamins A, C, and E which are responsible for hair growth and shine. The fatty and amino acids found in aloe vera help repair hair follicles leading to stronger hair and less hair breakage. These elements can promote healthy hair growth and strengthen the hair.
4. It Protects Hair From UV Damage
Exposure to the sun doesn't only cause skin but hair damage as well. A study suggests that aloe vera can protect hair from the sun. According to the study, people who regularly applied aloe vera on their hair suffered less UV damage than those who did not use aloe vera gel.
Allurials All Natural Aloe Vera Gel is made of 100 percent aloe vera gel with no artificial additives, preservatives, or chemicals. It can be used as a natural hair gel to style your hair. You can also use it as a conditioner to nourish your hair. While there are no side effects to using this all-natural organic product, some people may be allergic to aloe vera. Therefore it is recommended that you apply the gel on a small area of your skin to test it before use.
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