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Aloe Vera Gel, 200 g

Pack size200 g500 g5 kg25 kg

Aloe vera gel is a ready-to-use aqueous gel made from the leaf juice of Aloe barbadensis , thickened with carbomer and preserved. full description

AvailabilityIn stock · 111 packs
Product codeKBA550_200
BatchALO20260323
Best before03/2029
€7.99incl. VAT€39.95/kg

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Product description

Aloe vera gel is a ready-to-use aqueous gel made from the leaf juice of Aloe barbadensis, thickened with carbomer and preserved. In formulation it acts as a humectant and active ingredient: it binds water, promotes hydration and soothes irritated skin. It can be used directly as a standalone product or as the water phase in custom gels, tonics and light emulsions, at usage levels from 5% to 100%.


Key benefits

  • Hydration – aloe juice combined with water acts as a humectant and leaves the skin feeling fresh without a greasy film. Suitable for products for dry skin as well as skin prone to acne.
  • Soothing effect – an after-sun or after-shave gel with aloe forms a cooling base for skin irritated by sun exposure or shaving.
  • Regeneration support – suitable for night gels, masks and products for sensitive skin where a light texture is expected.
  • Ready-made gel base – carbomer provides a consistency that stays on the skin and does not run. No thickening required; simply add the active ingredients.
  • No CLP classification – the product is not classified as hazardous and does not require a safety data sheet.

Use in formulation

The gel is miscible with water and belongs to the water phase. It is processed cold; the recommended temperature is below 40 °C. It is therefore added to the emulsion only after it has cooled, with continuous stirring.

As a standalone product it is used undiluted, i.e. at a usage level of 100%. In custom formulations it forms the base for gels and tonics, or is added to light emulsions as part of the water phase; the overall usage range is 5–100%. Hydrolats, glycerin, panthenol, allantoin and water-soluble extracts can be mixed in directly.

The recommended pH of the finished formulation is 6.5–7.5. The gel tolerates both neutral and acidic environments.

Water-soluble active ingredients can be mixed directly into the gel, or first dissolved in a small amount of hydrolat and then combined with the gel. Oils and essential oils will not blend into an aqueous gel without a solubiliser or emulsifier.

The product is preserved and, as a standalone item, requires no further preservation. Upon dilution with water or hydrolat, or after adding extracts and other ingredients, the efficacy of the original preservative system is reduced. In that case, address the preservation of the finished product separately and verify it.


Suitable for products such as

  • After-sun and after-shave gels – cooling texture without greasiness.
  • Facial tonics and hydrating gels – a base for sensitive, dry and acne-prone skin, complemented with hyaluronic acid or panthenol.
  • Light hydrating emulsions – as part of the water phase, it contributes a hydrating and soothing component.
  • Scalp tonics and hair gels – does not weigh down the hair, suitable for leave-on products for an irritated scalp.
  • Shower gels – rinse-off products in which the gel adds a feeling of hydration after washing.
  • Gel face masks – both night-time and cooling masks with hydrating active ingredients.

What is good to know

  • Clarity – the gel is clear and will retain a transparent texture even after most water-soluble ingredients are added. Oils without a solubiliser will cause cloudiness.
  • Leave-on and rinse-off products – suitable for both types, for the face, body, hair and scalp.
  • Hygiene when working – when making custom formulations with added ingredients, use clean containers and utensils and verify the preservation of the finished product.

The product contains one or more fragrance allergens listed in Annex III of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. When using this ingredient in a finished cosmetic product, take these into account in your calculations and label accordingly.


Frequently asked questions

Can Aloe vera gel be applied directly to the skin without further processing?
Yes, Aloe vera gel is a ready-made preserved product and can be used undiluted at a usage level of 100%. It is applied to the face, body or scalp as a hydrating and soothing gel, for example after sun exposure or after shaving. If you add further ingredients or dilute it, the preservation of the finished product must be verified.
Is Aloe vera gel water-soluble and can it be diluted with hydrolat?
Yes, Aloe vera gel is miscible with water and also combines with hydrolats. Dilution will reduce the viscosity; the resulting texture will be more fluid and better suited to tonics or sprays. Adding water also reduces the efficacy of the original preservative system, so preserve the diluted product according to the rules for aqueous formulations.
Can I add an oil or essential oil to Aloe vera gel?
Not directly. Aloe vera gel is an aqueous product and oils will not dissolve in it. A small amount of essential oil can be incorporated using a solubiliser; a larger proportion of a carrier oil requires an emulsifier and will result in a light emulsion. Without these auxiliaries, the oil will separate on the surface and the gel will become cloudy.
At what temperature is Aloe vera gel added to a cream?
Aloe vera gel is added to the cream only after the emulsion has cooled, at a temperature below 40 °C. Heating is not required; the gel is processed cold. It is stirred in gradually with continuous mixing into the finished emulsion as part of the water phase.
Does a product containing Aloe vera gel require additional preservation?
Aloe vera gel itself is preserved and, when used undiluted, requires no further preservation. When diluted with water or hydrolat, or when extracts and other ingredients are added, the original preservative system is diluted and its efficacy is not guaranteed. The finished aqueous product should therefore be additionally preserved and its stability verified.
Is Aloe vera gel suitable for hair and scalp?
Yes, Aloe vera gel is also intended for use on hair and the scalp. It is used in leave-on tonics for an irritated scalp, in light hair gels and in rinse-off masks. It does not weigh down the hair and leaves no greasy film.

Parameters

INCI
Aqua, Aloe Barbadensis Juice, Carbomer, Caprylyl Glycol, Decylene Glycol, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Alcohol, Potassium Sorbate
CAS No.
7732-18-5, 85507-69-3, 9007-20-9 / 9003-01-4, 1117-86-8, 1119-86-4, 77-92-9 / 5949-29-1, 122-99-6, 1310-73-2, 100-51-6, 24634-61-5 / 590-00-1
EC number
231-791-2, 287-390-8, 201-177-9, 214-254-7, 214-288-2, 201-069-1, 204-589-7, 215-185-5, 202-859-9, 246-376-1
Product color
Transparent
Country of origin
Mexico
Appearance
Gel
Free from
parabens
Formulation phase
Water phase
Function in formulation
Active ingredientHumectant
Recommended processing temperature
< 40 °C
Application area
FaceHairScalpBody
Recommended dosage range
5 – 100 % %
Recommended formulation pH range
6,5 – 7,5
Solubility
Water miscible
Application type
Leave-onRinse-off

Product documentation

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Viktorija2 Sept 2026EN

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Good quality aloe vera gel with a nice consistency.

Tatiana9 Aug 2026SK

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Aloe vera gel — Aloe vera gel is excellent for various skin problems where the skin needs moisturising (overly dried-out skin, eczema, burns) . It has helped me several times already and my acquaintances too.

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