Main Constituents 

Aloe Vera soap is enriched with all sorts of healing ingredients:

ALOE VERA GEL ,COCONUT OIL , SHEA BUTTER, NEEM OIL , RICEBRAN OIL , OLIVE OIL , SUNFLOWER OIL , ALMOND OIL ,

CASTOR OIL ,  FRENCH GREEN CLAY , GRAPEFRUIT SEED EXTRACT , PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL , LAVENDER ESSENTIAL OIL ,

VITAMIN E OIL , SODIUM HYDROXIDE , SODIUM LACTATE

Benefits of Aloe vera soap

1. Soothing and gentle

The soothing and gentle nature of the clear gel extract contains anti-inflammatory compounds.

Skin inflammation can occur for a variety of reasons—sunburn, an allergic reaction, or more chronic skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis.

Aloe gel contains magnesium lactate which works to prevent the production of histamine, a hormone which causes itchiness and irritation in skin.

2. Moisturizing

Aloe contains a fair number of sugars. Sugars (or sorbitol) in soap help to create lather, improve texture and also act as a humectant which draws moisture to skin.

In the case of the aloe plant, it contains a type of sugar compound called mucopolysaccharides. This acts to draw and retain moisture to the epidermis and prevents dry, flaky skin.

A great aloe vera soap benefit is improved skin softness and reduced flakiness.

3. Antiseptic properties

Long used as a healing agent, it comes as no surprise that aloe vera has antiseptic properties. It contains six antiseptic compounds:

1. Lupeol
2. Salicylic acid
3. Urea nitrogen
4. Cinnamonic acid
5. Phenols
6. Sulfur

Together, these six agents have antiviral and antimicrobial properties.

4. May help with acne

One of the most appealing aspects of using a natural aloe vera soap is its effectiveness in treating skin conditions like acne.

whenever you use a new soap or cleanser, don’t use it on your whole body right away. Try a small amount on your inner arm first and check if it suits your skin; only then, go ahead and use it on the rest of the body.