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There are approximately 300 species of aloe with only 4 of the 300 containing medicinal value.

History : Aloe

The medicinal value of aloe (Aloe barbadensis) is certainly not new. There is suggested evidence recognizing aloe in Sumerian clay tablets, 2200 B.C. documenting medicinal uses. Egypt has also made references to aloes great healing power.

Therapeutic Properties : Aloe

Aloe is suggested for all skin types and an excellent after sun exposure healer.

Sources : Calendula

Pot Marigold is another name familiar to most as Calendula (Calendula officinalis.) Native to southern Europe, calendula offers the best medicinal qualities in the deep, vibrant orange color variety.

Therapeutic Properties : Calendula

Calendula is most noted for its skin healing, antiseptic, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. It is highly recommended on sensitive and delicate baby skin.

Sources : Neroli

Neroli(Citrus aurantium) also called orange flower oil is produced from different orange blossom varieties.

History : Neroli

Writings of the Arabs mentions the uses of oranges and introduction to the Mediterranean by the Arabs in the 10th and 11th centuries. The name Neroli was valued in the perfume business in the 17th century and named after the Italian Princess of Nerola, (Anna Maria de La Tremoille)

Therapeutic Properties : Neroli

Neroli is useful for all skin types having a rejuvenating effect and valuable in treating dry, sensitive and inflamed skin.

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