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Aloe vera and skin care
What is aloe vera used for? How can you build a simple facial skin care routine? What does your skin need after sun exposure? In this blog, you’ll find clear answers to these and other questions about daily skin care.
A space to learn, find answers to your questions and discover tips you can put into practice every day. With verified information and references from healthcare professionals and organisations, we help you understand what your skin needs and make informed decisions about its care.
Rosehip for the face: benefits and how to use it
Rosehip is used in facial oils and creams for skin care. Its cosmetic appeal lies in its lipid content and its role as an emollient: an...
Body cream for dry skin: what to look for before choosing
Choosing a body cream for dry skin is easier when you know what to look for on the label. The texture, fragrance content and overall fo...
Aloe vera: what it is, what it’s used for, and how to use it on the skin
Aloe vera, also known as sábila in Spanish, is a plant with fleshy leaves that contain a gel inside. Ingredients derived from this plan...
After-sun care with aloe vera: how to care for your skin after sun exposure
An after-sun product with aloe vera is designed to care for the skin after sun exposure. It can be a suitable choice when you are looki...
Shower gel and moisturising gel with aloe vera: differences
The difference between a shower gel and a moisturising gel with aloe vera lies in their purpose: the first is used for washing and rins...
Aloe vera gel or cream: differences and which to choose
Aloe vera gel or cream? To choose, compare the complete formula, the finish you want and the application area. A gel is often associate...
Aloe vera face cream: how to incorporate it into your routine
An aloe vera face cream can serve as the moisturising step in your routine. To incorporate it, start with a product intended for facial...
How to choose an aloe vera cream from the Canary Islands
Choosing an aloe vera cream from the Canary Islands is easier when you know what to compare: where you will use it, its formula, the or...







