Aloe Vera, the modest houseplant is a ‘miracle,’ wonder plant, often hiding in plain sight. Having been around and used as a medicinal herb, it nourishes the body from the inside – it is rich in nutrients, aids in improving digestion, and even boost immunity. Aloe Vera is highly beneficial for burns, cuts, and other injuries. This is because Aloe Vera boosts the healing of wounds, i.e., reduces the time of healing. This is true especially in the case of 1st degree and 2nd-degree burn. It’s a great skin burn treatment. Aloe Vera Uses
Research backs up the ancient use of topical aloe vera as a skin treatment, at least for specific conditions. Studies have shown that aloe gel might be effective in treating skin conditions including:
Psoriasis
Seborrhea
Dandruff
Minor burns
Skin abrasions
Skin injured by radiation
Herpes sores
Acne
Ingredients: Sugar, Safflower oil, Shea butter, Aloe Vera, Glycerine, Coconut oil, Emulsifier, Vitamin E, White tea pear fragrance. 
 
This product is to keep your skin smooth and Soft. Also, the anti-aging properties in the shea butter keep your skin looking fresh and young. OH! did I forget to add that it smells so heavenly. 
 
How to use
Scrub your face, neck, lips and behind your ears. A moist, sandy like scrub. In the shower or bath, apply two moist fingers worth of scrub to your target area, massage in circular motions and rinse. Use at least 2 times per week