Serum Vs Aloe Vera: The skincare market is flooded with expensive skincare products. Under the guise of expensive products, the skincare industry offers us shiny bottles, exotic names, and products costing thousands of rupees. Companies make big claims that beautiful skin can only be achieved with serums. But expensive serums are mostly for marketing; they cannot provide long-term health and beauty to your skin because they contain chemicals that can gradually damage the skin from within.
The health of your skin is best maintained through natural remedies. A simple, readily available ingredient in our kitchens has been doing the same job for decades, without any side effects and without emptying your pockets. Instead of serums, use the aloe vera you have at home. This is not a new trend, but a tried and tested home remedy from our grandmothers.
Let's find out which is more effective, expensive serums or aloe vera, and what the disadvantages of serums can be.
Disadvantages of Expensive Serums
Most serums are chemical-heavy.
They don't suit every skin type.
Long-term use can increase breakouts, irritation, and pigmentation.
They sell more on hype than actual results.
They don't provide the necessary nourishment to the skin; instead, they offer excessive experimentation.
Benefits of Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is not just a plant, but a natural skin tonic.
It deeply hydrates the skin.
It soothes acne and irritation.
It gradually reduces sunburn and tanning.
Its antioxidants give the skin a youthful look.
It is safe for all skin types: oily, dry, and sensitive.
How to use Aloe Vera?
Apply a thin layer on your face at night before going to sleep.
Use it during the day as a moisturizer by mixing it with rose water.
It can be used as a face pack. Mix aloe vera with turmeric or honey and apply it as a face pack.
If you have acne, apply fresh gel directly to your face. Keep in mind that applying aloe vera 4-5 times a week is sufficient. Applying it more often can also be harmful.
Serum vs. Aloe Vera: Which is better?
Serums are very expensive, while aloe vera is practically free.
Serums can have side effects, but aloe vera has very few side effects.
The long-term effects of serums are uncertain, while the effects of aloe vera will be consistent.
You have to decide whether to trust a brand or nature.
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