Natural cosmetics containing aloe vera are designed to moisturize, rejuvenate, and regenerate damaged skin. Burns, wounds, ulcers, and other skin conditions are traditionally treated in Eastern medicine with aloe vera pulp, gel, or simply by applying aloe vera leaves with one side of the peel removed. Aloe vera is valued primarily for its regenerative, moisturizing, allergy-preventing, and burn-soothing properties. Among its benefits are: effective skin hydration, soothing irritation, anti-inflammatory action, regulating natural moisture levels, and counteracting the effects of dryness. Furthermore, aloe vera nourishes the skin and has anti-aging properties. It also supports the function of fibroblasts—cells responsible for collagen and elastin production. Scientists are also currently studying the effects of aloe vera juice on the immune system. It contains many vitamins, including E, B vitamins, C, and A, as well as folic acid, which has powerful anti-aging properties. Aloe vera juice also contains valuable minerals, amino acids, and even fiber, which helps regulate digestion and accelerate metabolism.