Aloe-based fabrics

The skin is in daily contact with the tissues . Some portions of skin remain covered for 24 hours a day. This makes the relationship between the skin and the quality of the fabric very tight.

It is easy to understand how bad quality fabrics made of synthetic fibers, processed with sometimes highly toxic products, directly affect the well - being of this extensive and delicate organ.

And it is easy to understand how, in a holistic view, this malaise is transmitted to the whole body: in fact the skin absorbs what it comes into contact with, sending it directly into the bloodstream.

From these considerations and from the numerous studies that confirm the close relationship between tissues and skin diseases - as well as the results obtained from the experimentation of aloe in the treatment of skin disorders - aloe-based tissues have been designed.

In this way, the essential contact of the body with the fabrics is combined with the beneficial properties of the aloe.

These particular fabrics, in whose fibers have been inserted microcapsules containing aloe vera, allow to exploit the effects of aloe on the skin.

The microcapsules, in fact, release their contents thanks to the rubbing deriving from the normal use of the fabric.

Aloe is thus absorbed by the skin, even in those parts of the body that are particularly sensitized by contact with clothes.

Until recently, the most widespread products put on the market related to linen: pillowcases and sheets. But for some time now the production of cotton clothing treated with aloe has been started: stockings, underwear, jeans, shirts and t-shirts .

It is therefore possible to combine the need to cover one's body with a true health and wellness treatment .

The sale of some of these fabrics is accompanied by products to carry out the aloe treatment again during home washing, so as not to lose the properties: the use, in fact, involves a depletion of the content of the microcapsules.