Aloe-Vera-Pulver 200:1, organic

INCI: Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder

Aloe-Vera powder 200:1, organic, spray-dried, pure powder without further carrier material like maltodextrin!

Application concentration and processing:

As the aloe vera powder is highly hygroscopic, it clumps very easily. (Even in screw-top jars) To prevent this, we follow the recommendation of Mrs Heike Käser.
She has the solution - a base of aloe vera powder and glycerine.

To do this, add 1 part aloe vera powder 200:1 with 2 parts organic vegetable glycerine to a beaker and stir the two components together. The result is a homogeneous, stable gel. (similar consistency to honey) You can store this base in the refrigerator. For the shelf life, refer to the best-before date indicated on the powder.

You can now dose this paste as follows:

-0.5% as an active ingredient in creams and lotions
-1.0% as an active ingredient in serum or facial toner

(the proportion of pure powder in this case is 0.15-0.30% and therefore corresponds to a 30-60% aloe gel)

Source:
Book Heike Käser, Naturkosmetik selber machen, Das Handbuch and
https://olionatura.de/tipps-und-tricks-aus-der-praxis/die-aloe-vera-2001-basis/

-If you want to mix aloe vera powder 200:1 with dist. water to make a 20% aloe vera gel,
you need to add 0.1g aloe vera powder to 100ml dist. Water, use 0.1g Aloe Vera powder 200:1.

- If you would like to mix Aloe Vera powder 200:1 with dist. water to make a 100% aloe vera gel,
you need to add 0.5g of aloe vera powder to 100ml dist. Water 0.5g Aloe Vera powder 200:1.

This does not produce a gel in the conventional sense, but remains watery and can be sprayed onto the skin or used as a component of the water phase.
It should be noted that this freshly made aloe vera gel can only be kept in the refrigerator for three days and must be preserved for a longer shelf life. (for example with pentylene glycol)
If you want to make a real gel, xanthan gum can be used for this.