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Aloe vera is gel from the leaves of aloe plants. People have used it for thousands of years for healing and softening the skin.
It helps in moisturising, removing dead skin cells, treating acne, sunburn, etc.
Benefits of Aloe Vera for Skin1. Soothing Sunburns and Skin InjuriesAloe vera soothes sunburns and skin injuries by increasing collagen synthesis and cross-linking. This helps reduce any resulting scar tissue and speeds up wound healing.
2. Moisturizing SkinSince aloe vera contains humectants (substances that attract water from the air or from deeper in the skin), it's thought to be especially beneficial for dry skin types. 
3. Fading Dark Spots and Stretch MarksThere are two compounds in aloe that may fade dark spots and stretch marks: aloesin and aloin, says Green. In one study, aloesin was applied four times per day for 15 days and was found to be effective in treating UV-induced and post-acne hyperpigmentation. Another study found aloin destroyed melanin cells (an overproduction of which causes dark spots to form) in pigmented cells by blocking activity of tyrosinase, an enzyme responsible for melanin production.
4. Managing AcneAloe vera contains naturally occurring salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamic acid, phenols and sulfur—all of which inhibit the growth of fungi, bacteria and viruses. "It also has anti-inflammatory capabilities, which suppresses P. acnes, the bacteria that causes acne," says Green. "Salicylic acid is currently one of the best ways to prevent acne, since it sheds dead cells from the outer layer of the skin and decreases redness and inflammation.
5. Soothing Skin ConditionsFlare-ups of psoriasis—an inflammatory condition that causes red, itchy and scaly patches—may be better managed with aloe vera in the mix, thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties. 
6. Slowing Signs of AgingBecause aloe vera contains vitamins C and E, it stands to reason it may help prevent the formation of free radicals, which are the molecules that cause cell damage.