- 100% Pure & Natural Aloe Vera Powder – Made from premium aloe vera leaves, finely ground for hair, skin, and DIY beauty treatments.
- Ideal for Hair & Scalp Care – Commonly used in hair masks and treatments to help nourish the scalp and promote hair growth.
- Versatile for Skin & Beauty – A natural ingredient for face masks, scrubs, and moisturizers, helping to refresh and revitalize the skin.
- Food-Grade & Additive-Free – This aloe vera powder food grade contains no preservatives or fillers, ensuring a pure and natural product.
- Convenient Resealable Pack – Comes in a 2 oz resealable pouch, maintaining freshness and making it easy to store and use as needed.
9 reviews for Herbs Botanica Aloe Vera Powder 100% Pure & Natural Aloe Powder for Hair, Skin, & DIY Beauty – Food-Grade Aloe Vera for Hair Growth & Natural Skincare – 2 oz Resealable Pack
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Kirsche –
This is the first powdered aloe vera I’ve tried that’s brown, fibrous, and doesn’t gel up. My assumption is that Herbs Botanica is using only the heat dried outer part of the aloe leaves, instead of using freeze dried green leaves and gel, but that’s just a guess. Regardless of the reason, I really don’t care for the taste or texture compared to my usual brand.
ruthrodriguez –
Muy bueno el producto
Kettelovecharlot –
Muy bueno el producto
Lil Em’s Wonderland –
So I gave this powdered aloe vera a try because I was curious about adding it to my hair and skin routine, but it didn’t quite work out the way I hoped. Instead of that smooth gel-like texture I was expecting, it turned out pretty inconsistent, with bits of plant matter and kind of brown, which threw me off. I’m a beginner, so it might be something in my application, but I’m not so sure. Either way, it wasn’t as pleasant to use or mix into my DIY treatments as other aloe powders I’ve tried.
I’m still figuring out how to work with it since I’m pretty new to powdered aloe, but so far it feels a bit too rough and wet in texture rather than silky or gelly. It’s not really something I’d reach for again, but maybe if you like that fibrous, more rough feel, it could be worth testing out. For me, it just didn’t quite fit what I was looking for in my beauty experiments.
ruthrodriguez –
So I gave this powdered aloe vera a try because I was curious about adding it to my hair and skin routine, but it didn’t quite work out the way I hoped. Instead of that smooth gel-like texture I was expecting, it turned out pretty inconsistent, with bits of plant matter and kind of brown, which threw me off. I’m a beginner, so it might be something in my application, but I’m not so sure. Either way, it wasn’t as pleasant to use or mix into my DIY treatments as other aloe powders I’ve tried.
I’m still figuring out how to work with it since I’m pretty new to powdered aloe, but so far it feels a bit too rough and wet in texture rather than silky or gelly. It’s not really something I’d reach for again, but maybe if you like that fibrous, more rough feel, it could be worth testing out. For me, it just didn’t quite fit what I was looking for in my beauty experiments.
Liliana Di Tommasi –
Recomendada al 100 % este polvo es muy bueno para hacer productos de cosmetica
Nelly –
This is the first powdered aloe vera I’ve tried that’s brown, fibrous, and doesn’t gel up. My assumption is that Herbs Botanica is using only the heat dried outer part of the aloe leaves, instead of using freeze dried green leaves and gel, but that’s just a guess. Regardless of the reason, I really don’t care for the taste or texture compared to my usual brand.
Liliana Di Tommasi –
Help my hair
Kettelovecharlot –
Yes I would recommend to others