chelseamichelle
November 9th, 2010, 02:28 PM
My mother just brought me a bottle of aloe vera gel that she found at a health food store, I had told her to keep an eye out for it because I had difficulty finding it without the numbing agents.
When I looked at the bottle it said "drinkable" :confused: I had no idea you could drink the stuff.. So now i'm not sure if I can use it on my hair, hopefully somebody can tell me if these are normal ingredients for aloe gel and/or if they're safe.
Ingredients: Aloe Vera gel (92.6%), Carrageenan 100LC, Glycerin, citric acid (lemon juice extract), Ascorbic acid, Potassium Sorbate (Mold Inhibitor), sodium benzoate (bacteria inhibitor)
I wanted to use the gel to smooth down friz, as well as help re-grow the hair I recently lost due to a skin condition. So it will be used on hair and scalp.
Are any of these ingredients harmful or damaging?
Thank you!
When I looked at the bottle it said "drinkable" :confused: I had no idea you could drink the stuff.. So now i'm not sure if I can use it on my hair, hopefully somebody can tell me if these are normal ingredients for aloe gel and/or if they're safe.
Ingredients: Aloe Vera gel (92.6%), Carrageenan 100LC, Glycerin, citric acid (lemon juice extract), Ascorbic acid, Potassium Sorbate (Mold Inhibitor), sodium benzoate (bacteria inhibitor)
I wanted to use the gel to smooth down friz, as well as help re-grow the hair I recently lost due to a skin condition. So it will be used on hair and scalp.
Are any of these ingredients harmful or damaging?
Thank you!