THIS IS NOT EDIBLE. Aloe vera is without doubt the ultimate instant skin soother. You can simply snap off one of its squidgy gel-packed leaves, which work like living first-aid sachets, and apply it directly to the skin - no fuss necessary. But nature can be improved upon. These ice-cold aloe and marigold gel cubes are especially cooling for sunburned skin, helping to prevent scarring, inflammation and infection and to promote healing - though they can be used on any kind of burn.
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Pour the gel into ice-cube trays, adding a drop of lavender essential oil into each individual cube. Freeze until solid.
Apply a cube directly to the affected area as needed. The ice cubes melt quickly to produce masses of fragrant soothing gel.
The gel cubes will keep in the freezer for up to 6 months.
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