Aloe Vera Powder for Hair & Skin - CA Pack

If you like the idea of aloe but don’t always want bottles and gels taking up space, this aloe vera powder is made for you. It gives you the feel of aloe in a dry, cupboard-friendly format that’s easy to reach for whenever your routine needs a little extra care—especially in Canada, where weather can swing from dry indoor heating in winter to humid summers.

This aloe vera powder for skin can be turned into cooling face masks and body packs that leave your skin feeling fresh, soft and comfortably hydrated after rinsing. For hair, it works well as part of a pre-wash mask or scalp pack, helping lengths feel smoother and more manageable as part of your normal wash day.

Because it’s a powdered aloe vera rather than a ready-made gel, you control the thickness and strength. Use a thinner paste for light face masks, or a richer, creamier mix for hair and scalp. You can also blend it with other Spierb herbs – for example, many people enjoy combining it with Amla powder in a nourishing hair mask, or with Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth) in a clarifying face pack.

If you’re just starting out with DIY care, you’ll find ideas in the Spierb Learn Hub. Look for our Aloe Vera guide, step-by-step how-tos and the glossary entry for aloe vera powder to see more ways to use it safely and comfortably in your own routine.

Always begin with a patch test. See “Good to know” for details.

For face masks

1. Add 1–2 teaspoons of Aloe Vera Powder to a clean, non-metal bowl.
   
2. Slowly pour in cool or lukewarm water (or a gentle hydrosol), stirring until you get a smooth, lump-free paste.
   
3. Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin, avoiding the eye and lip area.
   
4. Leave on for about 5–10 minutes. If the mask starts to feel tight or uncomfortable, rinse off sooner.
   
5. Rinse with lukewarm water, gently pat dry and follow with your usual moisturiser.
   

Use 1–2 times per week, depending on how your skin feels.

For hair & scalp masks

1. Add 2–4 tablespoons of Aloe Vera Powder to a bowl (adjust for hair length and thickness).
   
2. Add enough water to form a smooth, yoghurt-like paste. You can optionally mix in other herbs such as Amla powder or Shikakai if they’re already part of your routine.
   
3. Apply to slightly damp hair and scalp, focusing on areas that feel dry or in need of extra care.
   
4. Pop on a shower cap and leave for around 15–30 minutes, keeping the paste from drying out.
   
5. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, then shampoo and condition as normal.
   

Use about once a week, or as often as your hair routine allows.

For body use

1. Mix a small amount of Aloe Vera Powder with water to make a smooth paste.
   
2. Apply to the desired area, leave for 5–10 minutes, then rinse off.
   
3. Follow with your usual body lotion or oil.

• Lets you create fresh aloe vera powder masks whenever you need them
  
• Leaves skin feeling refreshed, soft and comfortably hydrated after rinsing
  
• Helps hair feel smoother and easier to work through as part of your wash day
  
• Suitable for DIY face masks, scalp packs and body treatments
  
• Works well alongside other Spierb herbs such as Amla powder and Multani Mitti
  
• Simple, single-ingredient aloe vera powder that fits into minimalist routines
  
• Handy alternative if you prefer aloe vera powder over bottled gels in your bathroom

Aloe Barbadensis Lf. Powder - 100%

• For cosmetic use only. External use on hair and skin; do not ingest.
  
• Patch test before first use. Mix a small amount of paste and apply to a discreet area of skin (such as the inner forearm). Leave on for 10–15 minutes, rinse, and wait 24–48 hours. Do not use if your skin becomes red, itchy or uncomfortable.
  
• Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. If contact occurs, rinse well with plenty of clean water.
  
• Do not apply to broken, very irritated or freshly shaved skin.
  
• Store the pouch tightly sealed, away from moisture, steam, strong sunlight and temperature extremes. Always use a clean, dry spoon when taking powder from the bag.
  
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.