Have any of you used aloe vera on your hair and/or scalp?

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Veronica B.

Mar 27, 2014

Veronica B.

I have some organic aloe vera it is 100% aloe vera gel that needs to be refrigerated it is not the stuff that had preservatives and dyes in it. It's almost more of a liquid consistency than a gel. I got it to drink but it was the grossest thing ever so I thought it would be good for my scalp. Whenever I start a new birth control pack for some reason my scalp gets red and painful and sensitive like when I brush my hair its so sensitive. I was thinking the aloe could help. Have any of you ever done this?

Kitty K.

Mar 27, 2014

Kitty K.

Yup!
I make my Own Aloe Vera toner from my own plants, in terms it's very sticky.. mucus like product that just gets everywhere and can easily form a web-blanket on your hands. Instead of just washing it off to continue I simply just wipe it all on my hair, lol.
Aloe Vera is very beneficial!

Veronica B.

Mar 27, 2014

Veronica B.

Gahhh thankfully I just drank a little bit hahah. Thanks ladies.

Liz S.

Mar 27, 2014

Liz S.

At a health place here where I live we have an aloe shot - to clear out the bacteria in our stomach before our protein shakes. It really does make you pee..so be warned. But it's great for dieting to empty your stomach and then eat fiber or have a protein shake to fill your tummy!

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