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Aloe Vera


Aloe vera (
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beeswax


Beeswax is naturally produced by honeybees and extracted as part of the honey cultivation process. A natural skin-conditioning agent, beeswax is ideally suited for a variety of cosmetic and skin care products including Nature’s Aid all-natural lip balms.
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carrageenan


Carrageenan is seaweed gum used as a gelling and thickening agent. Without thickeners and gelling agents, water based products, such as Nature’s Aid skin gel, would be too watery to apply effectively to the skin.
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Ethylhexylglycerin


Ethylhexylglycerin inhibits the growth and multiplication of odourcausing bacteria, works to improve the efficacy of preservatives and acts as an antimicrobial stabilizer in combination with other ingredients.
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Glycerin


Glycerin, a naturally occurring humectant that is present in all natural lipids, treats and prevents dry and scaly skin while improving smoothness. Glycerin is present in all lipids (fats), animal and vegetable, and is derived by hydrolysis of the fats and fermentation of sugars. Its ability to attract water from the environment, including the lowe [..]
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lecithin


Lecithin, derived from sunflower, rapeseed or cottonseed, is used as an emollient and water-binding agent. Without emulsifiers, all oil-based ingredients would simply sit on top of the water making products like Nature’s Aid skin gel difficult to use and less effective.
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Olive oil


Olea Europaea, more commonly known as olive oil, is derived from mature olives, the fruit of the olive tree, which are native to the Mediterranean region. Olives contain both saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, and a high quantity of Vitamin E-rich unsaturated Oleic Acid.
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Phenoxyethanol


Phenoxyethanol, which occurs naturally in green tea, is a commonly used, nontoxic preservative that is considered the safest and most effective on the market. Without a preservative such a phenoxyethanol, Nature’s Aid would last no more than a couple of weeks once opened.
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purified water


Water, aqua, purified water – no matter the name, water is the essence of life. It covers our planet, is in the foods that we eat and it comprises 65% of our bodies. As such, it should come as no surprise that purified water is the foundation on which the Nature’s Aid skin gel, and many other products, are based.
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rosemary


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