Aloe Vera Spray

The present study explored the stability of extracted anthraquinones (aloin, aloe-emodin and rhein) from whole-leaf Aloe vera gel (WLAG), its freeze-dried powder (FDP) and spray-dried powder (SDP) under varying pH and temperature conditions during storage. Each anthraquinone behaved differently under different processing parameters. The amount of anthraquinones present in the gel was higher than in FDP and SDP. The aloin contents decreased by more than 50% at 50 C and 70 C, while at 25 C and 4 C, the decrease was moderate. A substantial reduction in aloin concentration was noticed at pH 6.7, whereas it remained unaffected at pH 3.5. The temperature and pH had no significant effect on the stability of aloe-emodin. Interestingly, a small quantity of rhein was detected during storage due to the oxidative degradation of aloin into aloe-emodin and rhein. These findings can provide significant insight into retaining anthraquinones during processing while developing functional foods and nutraceuticals to obtain maximum health benefits.

The continuous spray application provides convenient and easy one-touch application, making it easy to use on the go. The product also helps to reduce peeling, which is a common side effect of sun exposure. Made with the finest available ingredients, Ocean Potion Aloe After Sun Spray is a great choice for anyone looking for a simple and effective way to care for their sun-exposed skin.

Aloe Vera Spray

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The efficacy of the disinfection procedures against Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Candida albicans was evaluated by determining the number of colony-forming units (CFU) recovered after disinfection of alginate discs inoculated with 1x106 CFU for defined intervals with aloe vera solution (99.96%). Dimensional stability was determined from the mean percentage deviation of three measurements that were taken between the fixed points on the casts using a traveling microscope and compared with corresponding measurements from the master model and controls. Statistical analysis of data was determined by analysis of variance.

We found out that there is a mean percentage reduction in colony count of S. aureus, P. aeruginosa, and C. albicans after 3 minutes of immersion in aloe vera and after 3 minutes spray disinfection. Complete elimination of all the microorganism cells after 7 min immersion and spray disinfection. There was a statistically significant difference in the increase of the mean anteroposterior (AP) and cross arch (CA) dimension after 3 and 7 minutes immersion in aloe vera.

Disinfectants in routine use (sodium hypochlorite, glutaraldehyde) can have several deleterious effects like burning sensation of mouth and throat, irritation of eyes and skin, watering of eyes, and others. Hence, they are harmful to both health personnel and the environment [5]. Therefore, the need is to find a more natural biocompatible alternative with comparable disinfection efficacy. Aloe barbadensis Mill is a small succulent herb and has potent antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties [6].

A total of 40 impressions were made and divided into three groups. The first group had eight impressions, which were merely washed with water and acted as a control group; the second group had sixteen impressions from which eight were disinfected by immersing in aloe vera for 3 minutes and the rest of the eight for 7 minutes. The third group also had sixteen impressions, from which eight were treated with aloe vera spray for 3 minutes and rest for 7 minutes (Figure 3).

There was no increase in the mean anteroposterior dimensions of casts whose impressions were kept in contact with aloe vera spray for 3 minutes. However, casts whose impressions were kept in contact for 7 minutes show a mean increase in the mean anteroposterior dimensions of 0.01 mm 10 microns, but the difference was statistically insignificant ( p-value by ANOVA was 0.28).

Oral infections are polymicrobial. The efficacy of the disinfectants against biofilms is different than against the planktonic state. Unlike planktonic cells, for which several well-defined standards have been published, fewer standard methods are available to evaluate the susceptibility of biofilm cells to disinfectants [16].

Various recent methods to disinfect dental impressions have been introduced like ozonated water [17], UV light [18], ethylene oxide gas autoclave [19], and radiofrequency glow discharge [20]. However, the efficacy of a range of disinfectants in achieving the goal is still questionable. The routinely used disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite and glutaraldehyde, have several deleterious effects on both health and the environment. Glutaraldehyde is an irritant and can cause acute sensitivities [21], can be absorbed by inhalation, ingestion, and through the skin. Sodium hypochlorite, if it comes in contact with the eyes, causes pain, severe burning, erythema, and excessive watering. The outer layer of the cornea can also get eroded [22].

In this study, for the first time, the antimicrobial effect of Aloe vera on impression materials was investigated. Aloe barbadensis Miller is a succulent plant that resembles cactus, with green fleshy, spiny, and marginated leaves, filled with a clear, viscous gel [23]. Aloe vera has potent antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties [24,25,26]. According to Zimmerman and Sims, cited in The Essential Aloe vera [27-29], Aloe vera inhibits the growth of S.aureus, S.viridans, Candida albicans, and Cornybacteria xerosis. Carrington laboratory Inc (Aloe vera in Dentistry, 1991) [30] stated that ACEMANNAN stimulates macrophages, and it also has antiviral properties. The main advantage of the use of aloe vera as a disinfectant is that it is a natural product that has no or minimal side effects, readily available, and, most importantly, is 100 percent biodegradable and does not cause any harm to the environment. In some sensitive individuals, it may cause allergic reactions, rashes, burning sensations, and rarely generalized dermatitis [28]. It was found that Aloe vera has a very potent antimicrobial action. Following 3 minutes disinfection by immersion and spray method, the percentage reduction in microbial load is more than 99%, and there is a 100% reduction after 7 minutes. This antibacterial action of aloe vera is identified due to the presence of compounds like p-coumaric acid, ascorbic acid, pyrocatechol, and cinnamic acid [31].

Alginate is derived from anhydro [beta]-D mannuronic acid or alginic acid, which is extracted from brown seaweed [32]. Since alginate is an organic hydrocolloid impression material that is hydrophilic and porous, it provides for retention and growth of microorganisms. As it is composed of 80% of water, it may subject to the phenomena of imbibition and syneresis [33]. These properties affect the dimensions of the impression during disinfection and make the time of immersion a critical factor. According to Taylor et al., synergies-associated shrinkage can be overcome by ten-minute imbibition [34]. The spraying method, on the other hand, limits the exposure of impression to the wet environment and hence maintains dimensions of impression [30] and produce accurate casts [35]. However, spraying is done with the reduced contact time, which may limit the effectiveness of disinfection, particularly for the porous hydrophilic hydrocolloids, where microorganisms can infiltrate and survive in the impression [36].

In the present study, casts immersed in aloe vera solution depicted a mean increase in the anteroposterior and cross-arch dimensions, but there was no increase in the mean anteroposterior and cross-arch dimensions of casts kept in contact with aloe vera spray.

1. The effectiveness of aloe vera as a disinfectant was demonstrated on three different microorganisms, namely Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Candida albicans, as the percentage reduction of the microbial load was greater than 99% after 3 minutes of disinfection by immersion and spray method and 100% reduction after 7 minutes.

Spray frequently to moisturize dry skin or to protect the skin from the harmful environment. When using on the face, spray 10-15cm away.

CAUTIONS:

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rashes appear. Keep out of reach of children. Replace the cap after use.

Our Aloe Vera gel is 99% pure aloe vera. Aloe Vera has strong anti-bacterial properties. The next ingredient (in descending order) is allantoin. Since the gel is oil-free and so pure, it should not block pores, but we have not conducted testing to support this.

Enjoy a sun-soaked day the Bondi Sands way with our Aloe Vera After Sun Moisturising Gel Spray. With cooling aloe vera, our formula provides soothing after sun relief by relieving and hydrating the skin.

SOOTHING & CALM Aloe Vera Spray for Horses is a non-oily natural treatment for dry, itchy skin for horses, formulated with organic and plant-based ingredients to soothe, nourish and restore your horse's skin with every application. The easy to use spray bottle makes the aloe vera formula simple to apply to those hard to reach areas like the mane and tail.

After a long lazy day in the sun, your skin needs revitalization and hydration. Sun Bum's 'Cool Down' Spray is enriched with soothing Aloe and Vitamin E, providing an intense hydration to gently restore the skin's natural moisture balance. The continuous spray formula is quickly absorbed, leaving the skin smooth and soft. e24fc04721