Aloe Vera Powder: A Multifunctional Natural Raw Material Upgraded from Aloe Gel

Aloe Vera Powder is a powdery natural product made from fresh aloe leaves through processes such as juicing, filtering, concentrating, and spray drying. With its portability and stability, it is becoming an emerging raw material to replace traditional aloe gel.

Aloe Vera Powder has a deep connection with traditional aloe gel, and the former can be regarded as the “concentrated upgraded version” of the latter. Traditional aloe gel is a gel-like product made by adding thickeners to fresh aloe juice, while Aloe Vera Powder  is refined by removing water from aloe juice, which completely retains core active ingredients such as aloin and polysaccharides during the production process. The most significant difference between the two lies in form and stability: aloe gel needs to be refrigerated and has a shelf life of only a few months, while Aloe Vera Powder  can be stored at room temperature with a shelf life of more than 2 years, making it more convenient for transportation and long-term use.

The core efficacy of Aloe Vera Powder  is consistent with that of traditional aloe gel and is easier to exert. The aloe polysaccharides it is rich in can enhance the skin’s moisturizing ability, and aloin has a soothing and repairing effect. Compared with aloe gel, whose efficacy is easily reduced due to water loss, Aloe Vera Powder  has highly concentrated active ingredients and can be dissolved on demand during use, making its efficacy more stable and controllable. In terms of anti-inflammatory and soothing effects, the utilization rate of active ingredients of Aloe Vera Powder is about 30% higher than that of aloe gel, and this advantage makes it highly favored.

The application fields of Aloe Vera Powder  are far beyond traditional aloe gel. In the cosmetics industry, it is a core raw material for moisturizing masks and repairing serums; in the food field, it can be added to yogurt and meal replacement powders to provide natural nutrition; in the pharmaceutical field, it is used to make soothing ointments; in the agricultural field, it serves as a plant growth regulator. In household scenarios, Aloe Vera Powder can be diluted with water to replace aloe gel, and can also be mixed with honey to make natural skin care products, which is much more convenient than aloe gel that needs to be used immediately after opening.

With the growing demand for natural raw materials, Aloe Vera Powder , with its unique advantages, is moving from the professional field to people’s daily lives and becoming a new favorite in the natural health field.