What are the uses of fresh aloe vera?

Nowadays, many people like to plant some potted plants at home, which can not only cultivate sentiment, but also refresh the air. Aloe vera is one of the potted plants that many people like to plant. Fresh aloe vera is a plant that is green in appearance and has many useful functions in life. Therefore, many people use skin care products made from aloe vera to maintain their skin and increase skin vitality. So, what are the uses of fresh aloe vera?

1. Apply fresh aloe vera leaf juice

Cut a small piece of aloe leaf from the bottom of the aloe plant, wash it, tear off the epidermis of the aloe leaf, and gently apply the aloe juice evenly on the disinfected wound, applying it once every once in a while. When using this method, the leaves used should be taken as they are needed, which can ensure that the aloe leaf juice is fresh and uncontaminated, and the therapeutic effect is also more obvious.

2. Application method

Take a piece of fresh aloe vera leaf, the area of ​​which should be slightly larger than the affected area, cut off the small teeth on both sides of the leaf, and then cut it parallely in the middle of the upper and lower epidermis to form two thin slices with leaf flesh. Apply it flat on the disinfected affected area and wrap it with gauze. Applying raw aloe vera leaf pulp can prolong the effective time. Generally, you can replace it with new leaves every half a day or so, which is more convenient to use.

3. Mash and apply

Take a piece of fresh aloe vera, cut it into small pieces first, then use a sterilized jade or stone tool to crush the leaf pieces into a paste and apply it to the affected area, then wrap it with gauze and change the medicine once a day. After the leaves are mashed, the various ingredients in the leaf flesh and epidermis are fully mixed, and the bactericidal, anti-inflammatory, detumescent and detoxifying effects are better. However, strict attention must be paid to disinfection during operation to avoid infection.

4. Aloe Vera Wet Cloth Method

Chop the aloe vera into pieces and add twice as much water. Then put in several pieces of sterilized gauze and immerse them in the aloe leaf juice. Cook over low heat for 20 minutes. Pour the gauze and aloe juice into a clean and sterilized wide-mouth bottle, cover it and store it. Take it out when needed. Soak gauze in aloe vera juice and apply it to the affected area. It can absorb heat, reduce inflammation, relieve pain and itching, and is very convenient to use.