How to Make Aloe Oil Recipe
How to Make Aloe Oil Recipe is an easy way to create a natural skin and hair booster at home. Aloe oil is soothing, moisturizing and gentle on the skin.
Yield: 1
Materials
- Fresh aloe vera gel – 3 tablespoons
- Coconut oil – ½ cup or olive oil as alternative
- Vitamin E oil – 5 drops optional for extra nourishment
Instructions
Extract Aloe Gel
- Cut a fresh aloe leaf. Scoop out the clear gel carefully. Avoid green parts as they are bitter.
Blend the Gel
- Place the aloe gel in a blender. Blend until smooth and free from lumps for easy mixing with oil.
Heat the Oil
- Pour coconut oil into a small saucepan. Heat gently on low heat. Avoid boiling or high heat.
Add Aloe Gel
- Add the smooth aloe gel to the warm coconut oil. Stir slowly using a wooden spoon.
Simmer Gently
- Keep oil on low heat for 15–20 minutes. This allows aloe to infuse without losing nutrients.
Add Vitamin E Oil
- Turn off the heat. Add vitamin E oil drops. Stir gently to combine fully.
Cool and Strain
- Let the mixture cool completely. Strain through a cheesecloth or fine strainer into a clean jar.
Store in a Jar
- Seal the glass jar with a lid. Store aloe oil in a cool, dark place. Use within one month.
Notes
- Use fresh aloe leaves for best results.
- Avoid high heat to prevent loss of nutrients.
- Use coconut or olive oil as gentle carrier oils.
- Optional vitamin E boosts shelf life and nourishment.
- Store in a dark glass jar to maintain potency.
- Always patch test before first use on skin.