Is aloe vera gel sensitive?

Question 1: Aloe has photosensitivity, why is it still used for sun protection and skin care? Q: I heard that some ingredients of direct aloe juice are not good for the skin, and others say that it can't be used during the day, because aloe juice will turn black because of light sensitivity. Is it true?/You don't say.

A: Both freshly squeezed juice and gel are processed and refined. The processing and refining process is to remove the ingredients that are not good for the skin and become a non-allergic skin care product that everyone can use;

Aloe vera has the function of absorbing ultraviolet rays and is the best natural plant sunscreen skin care product, which is very suitable for daytime use.

Q: When I first started using Zhaogui Aloe Vera products, my skin was white (in winter), but recently it turned black (in hot weather). Why?

A: The blackening of skin depends on the quantity and distribution of melanin produced by melanocytes. The factors leading to melanin production include ultraviolet radiation and physiological factors. Skin care products themselves will not make the skin black.

Aloe vera has a strong ability to activate cells and accelerate the metabolic process of aging cells. Fresh cells are exposed after the cuticle on the skin surface falls off. If you don't pay attention to sun protection, you may be harmed by ultraviolet rays, leading to the production of melanin and the skin may turn black.

Therefore, after using the product, you should use day cream or sunshine emulsion containing sunscreen ingredients and avoid overexposure in the sun.

How to distinguish the authenticity of Zhaogui products?

Look at the product code and call the company to ask. If it is aloe juice, besides LZ method, you can try it with a nozzle bottle. Aloe juice spouts water column, while water spouts mist. Just compare it.

Question 2: Is aloe gel sunscreen or photosensitive sunscreen?

Aloe vera is not only a moisturizing agent, whitening agent and sunscreen agent for skin, but also a nutrient and therapeutic agent for hair. In addition, aloe vera gel is also effective for moistening lips and sensitive skin. Known as "beauty glue". Aloe vera is rich in colloidal substances and sugar substances such as glucose, which can promote scalp blood circulation, promote scalp cell growth and make hair black and bright.

Question 3: You think too much about the photosensitivity of the perfect aloe vera gel. The so-called photosensitivity can darken the skin, which is a rumor and a fake. Aloe vera gel never exists.

Question 4: Will aloe products turn black? Will it grow spots? Is aloe a photosensitive plant? There is no concept of photosensitive plants, only photosensitive plants. Many plants contain not only vitamins, but also photosensitive substances. Excessive consumption of these plants and sun exposure can lead to skin inflammation such as erythema, papules and edema. This plant is an indoor lighting plant. It is said that aloe is a photosensitive plant, but only the leaves and stems are photosensitive, and the aloe extract is extracted from the essence of aloe leaves to gel the meat for processing (regular manufacturers), so it will fully reflect some effects of aloe in repairing, moisturizing and desensitizing. Therefore, aloe compound products are no problem. Generally, whitening products will dry, so adding aloe extract is also a buffer formula. I haven't heard the brand given by the landlord, so I suggest choosing a regular big brand. If there are spots, pay more attention to sun protection, supplement vitamins C and E, and must have whitening products.

Question 5: What is aloe vera gel used with? It is not sensitive to light … My own aloe vera gel is picked for washing my face every day.

Question 6: Can aloe vera gel be applied during the day? Please look at the question. You can use it for 20 minutes during the day. It's winter. It is best not to apply it as a cream. Even if you have oily skin, you will dry and wrinkle your face. My experience is that you squeeze out two buttons of aloe vera gel, and then mix it with the same amount of water, which is equivalent to a girl's toner, but the oil removal effect is better. Another key part is waiting for aloe gel to dry. Because this can moisturize you, keep you from getting oily, and you can't put it on. Be sure to put it on, or the aloe vera gel at the bottom will be as small as glue. Try my method. It's simple.

Question 7: Will aloe vera gel turn black when used in the morning? Hello, aloe vera gel will not turn black when used during the day. Aloe vera gel has no obvious side effects and can be used during the day. However, you may stick to the street during the day. It is recommended to completely absorb it before going out. Photosensitive food tends to turn black. Foods rich in copper, iron, zinc and other metal elements have this disadvantage. Because of these metal elements, the quantity and activity of tyramine, tyrosinase and dopamine quinone related to melanin production can be directly or indirectly increased. These foods mainly include animal liver, animal kidney, oyster, shrimp, crab, beans, walnuts, black sesame seeds, raisins and so on. Potatoes, sweet potatoes, celery, leeks, parsley and other foods are eaten too much, and spots are easy to appear after ultraviolet irradiation; For another example, red beans are also very sensitive foods, such as carrots, papaya, oranges and mangoes. Foods rich in B- carotene are prone to pigmentation or yellowing because they eat too much yellow pigment.

Question 8: Why is aloe vera gel getting darker and darker? No, it's not photosensitive. Lemon is used during the day.

Question 9: Will playing mobile phone turn black after applying aloe gel? number

Question 10: Aloe is sensitive to light, why is it still used for sun protection and skin care? VE itself is a strong antioxidant, which can help remove spots and reduce wrinkles, thus achieving the effect of delaying aging. VE is not sensitive!

When people use aloe as products, they extract the essence of aloe and remove harmful substances such as emodin and photosensitive components.