INCI Name
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
Botanical Name
Aloe barbadensis
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice marketed as Aloe Vera Juice is the raw, fluid extract from the inner leaf. Naturally rich in polysaccharides and phytosterols, it serves as a hydrating and soothing aqueous phase in formulations like toners, lotions, and serums. Decolorized, purified juice ensures compatibility with sensitive and dry skin.
Humectant, soothing, skin-conditioning
Product Type(s):
Typical Usage Range:
Typically 10–50% in emulsions, up to 100% in aqueous bases
Moisturizing, calming, supports skin recovery, after-sun relief
Primary Components:
Polysaccharides (acemannan), water, phytosterols
Possible allergic reaction; ensure decolorized (low anthraquinones)
Preferred Extraction Method:
Cold pressing (inner leaf juice)
Select cold-pressed inner leaf juice; ensure high polysaccharide content; decolorized to reduce latex compounds; ideal for toners, lotions, and serums
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Aloe Vera Juice
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