aloe
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- noun
- /ˈæloʊ/
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aloe
- I have some aloe vera in the bathroom, so help yourself.
- aloe vera
- aloe gel
- aloe plant
So the first one is this aloe accuulata.
- So the first one is this aloe accuulata.
- Oh shit, we need some aloe Vera here for Brennan.
- OK, the hint is this shrimp heals sunburns, Aloe.
- In case you burn yourself, you just break off a little leaf and rub the aloe oil on you and it helps.
- This is the Mario Badescu facial spray with aloe herbs and rose water.
- This is the KISS strip lash adhesive with aloe clear latex free.
- So I've had this aloe on for maybe a few minutes.
- It's made with seaweed, rose and aloe Vera and it's just a really refreshing spray.
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Looks like you need some aloe Vera to build that up.
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The aloe plant is known for its ability to heal skin irritation.
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Hmm, maybe I can find some aloe in here.
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You can use aloe Vera right out the plant.
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Or we can use some of the aloe from our front lawn.
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In case you burn yourself, you just break off a little leaf and rub the aloe oil on you and it helps.
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Maybe you should put some aloe on it or something and a Band-Aid.
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You know, if you put some aloe on those hands of yours they'll be better by morning.
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There are commercially available aloe vera shampoos, but you can also make your own.
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With frequent use to wash hair, an aloe vera-based shampoo will help prevent hair loss.
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Compounds
- Specialized
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A plant with thick, fleshy leaves that make a soothing clear gel used on skin
- South African
A South African plant with thick, reddish, prickly leaves and many branches used for medicine
- Specialized
A group of flowering plants like aloe with thick leaves that live in dry places
A plant from the Americas with thick sword-shaped leaves and a tall flower spike often grown for decoration or fiber
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Etymology
Aloe comes from an old Arabic word aloe meaning 'bitter', because people used the plant's bitter gel as a medicine. So, the name fits: aloe today is the thick, healing-leaf plant often used to soothe sunburn and skin problems.