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Silver Sage Aloe Vera, Essential Oil

$22.02 — available on subscription

Know as Ghritkumari Oil in Ayurvedic medicine, Aloe gel infused into oil is used as a healing oil for skin diseases and wounds, and contains all of the skin moisturizing properties of the gel but in an oil form. It is antiseptic, anti-inflammatory antioxidant, astringent, is ideal for applying to burns, and makes an incredible healing oil to use as a carrier for essential oils for direct application to skin. For very deep tissue work.

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Aloe Vera oil, Aloe Barbadensis, macerated (cold-pressed and concentrated by heat infusion) into organic non-GMO Glycine soja (soybean) carrier oil.

Known as Ghritkumari Oil in Ayurvedic medicine, Aloe gel infused into oil is used as a healing oil for skin diseases and wounds, and contains all of the skin moisturizing properties of the gel but in an oil form. It is antiseptic, anti-inflammatory. Antioxidant, astringent, is ideal for applying to burns, and makes an incredible healing oil to use as a carrier for essential oils for direct application to skin.

With a thicker feel, this oil is excellent as a massage oil, alone or with essential oils, for very deep tissue work.

After years of searching for the best sourced, most of our oils are imported in large canisters from a wholesaler with extremely strict organic harvesting and processing standards, Ethereal Ingredients Private Lmt, headquartered in New Delhi, India. This allows us to offer many exotic oils which are hard to find in the US, often at higher quality than what is commonly sold, and for better prices because we are small family business.

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100 mL

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