Aloe Vera Powder 200:1 ‘freeze dried’

CAS-Number 85507-69-3
Einecs-Number 287-390-8
INCI-Name ALOE BARBADENSIS EXTRACT
International nonpropietary name (INN)
Article Number 112232

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Satcotek distributes a range of high-quality Aloe Vera products, including Aloe Vera Gel 1:1 (organic certified), Aloe Vera Powder 100:1 (spray dried), and Aloe Vera Powder 200:1 (freeze dried). Aloe Vera is one of the oldest known medicinal plants, thriving in warm climates with calcareous and sandy soils. It is cultivated in large plantations across Central America, the USA, China, and other countries. The leaves are harvested from at least three-year-old plants, carefully washed, peeled, and processed to extract the gel. Because fresh Aloe Vera gel is unstable, it is concentrated into stabilized forms, such as thickened gel (10x or 40x) or freeze-dried powder (200x), ensuring long-term usability. Satcotek collaborates with experienced producers to maintain the highest quality in Aloe Vera extraction and processing.

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Composition and Key Ingredients CAS 85507-69-3

Pure Aloe Vera gel has a naturally acidic pH of approximately 4.5. The inner leaf gel, which is commonly used in cosmetic applications, contains polysaccharides (such as acemannan, glucomannan, and mannose derivatives), vitamins (B1, B2, tocopherol), amino acids, enzymes, and secondary plant compounds like phytosterols and salicylic acid. A significant component, anthraquinones (including aloin and emodin), is carefully removed to levels below 10 ppm to meet safety standards, with a recommended maximum of 50 ppm. This combination of over 200 active ingredients makes Aloe Vera a unique and versatile natural product.

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Health and Cosmetic Benefits of Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera gel is well known for its soothing, cooling, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and moisturizing properties. It acts as a natural antioxidant, stimulating collagen and elastin fiber production while improving skin elasticity. Studies on animals have demonstrated wound healing and anti-inflammatory effects. Due to its broad spectrum of benefits, Aloe Vera is widely used in cosmetic products, including cleansing milk, body lotions, lip care, facial masks, hair conditioners, shower gels, sunscreens, and moisturizers. Its ability to enhance skin hydration and support cell regeneration makes it a key ingredient in personal care formulations.

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ALOE BARBADENSIS EXTRACT: Usage and Concentration in Formulations

To achieve optimal effects in cosmetic formulations, Aloe Vera Gel 1:1 should be added at 10-20% concentration, with attention to its slightly acidic pH. Alternatives to fresh gel include Aloe Vera Powder 100:1 (spray dried) and 200:1 (freeze dried), which are sterile, preservative-free, and easy to incorporate into formulations. Aloe Vera Powder 200:1 is typically used in concentrations of 0.1-0.5%, where 0.1% corresponds to 20% Aloe Vera Gel 1:1. By using 0.5% Aloe Vera Powder 200:1 or 1% Aloe Vera Powder 100:1 in water, a liquid equivalent to fresh Aloe Vera Gel 1:1 can be obtained, making it a flexible and efficient ingredient in various applications.

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