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Organic Aloe Vera Powder 227g (Aloe barbadensis) – Skin & Digestive Support
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Nature's Basket NZ Organic Aloe Vera Powder 227g: Natural Support for Healthy Skin & Digestion - Versatile Wellness
Looking to buy organic aloe vera powder in New Zealand? Nature’s Basket NZ Organic Aloe Vera Powder (Aloe barbadensis) is a clean, single-ingredient powder you can add to drinks or recipes for everyday skin and digestive support. With a mild, fresh taste and smooth mixability, it’s a simple wellness staple for your NZ routine.
Why you’ll love it
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100% organic Aloe barbadensis – single ingredient; no fillers, flavours or colours.
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Inner skin support – may help maintain a healthy-looking complexion from within.
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Gentle digestive wellness – traditionally used to soothe and support gut comfort.
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Versatile & easy – add to water, smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, or use in DIY face masks.
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Vegan & naturally gluten-free – finely milled for easy mixing; packed in NZ.
How to use
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Start low: ¼–½ tsp daily (≈1–2 g) in water, juice, or smoothies; increase gradually to 1–2 tsp/day as desired or as advised by your healthcare professional.
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DIY skincare (external): Mix 1 tsp aloe powder with 2–3 tsp rose water or cooled green tea; apply a thin layer for 8–10 min, then rinse. Patch-test first.
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Taste pairings: lemon + mint; cucumber + apple; ginger + lime.
Ingredient
100% Organic Aloe Vera Powder (Aloe barbadensis).
Vegan. No added sugar, flavours, colours or preservatives.
Good to know
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Food supplements support general well-being and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
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Always take with adequate fluid. Start low and go slow to gauge tolerance.
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Consult your healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, or managing a medical condition.
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Store sealed, cool & dry. Keep out of reach of children.
FAQs
What does aloe vera powder taste like?
Light, fresh, and mildly herbal—easy to blend with citrus or mint.
Can I use it daily?
Yes, many people use ¼–2 tsp/day depending on preference. Begin low and increase gradually.
Can I use it on my skin?
Yes, rehydrate with water/rose water for a quick calming mask. Always patch-test and avoid the eye area.
Aloe vera powder vs gel?
Powder is concentrated and shelf-stable, great for drinks and DIY skincare; gel is ready-to-use topically.
Organic Aloe Vera Powder 227g (Aloe barbadensis) – Skin & Digestive Support will be dispatched within 24 hours
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