Organic Aloe Vera Powder 227g (Aloe barbadensis) – Skin & Digestive Support
Looking to buy organic aloe vera powder in New Zealand? Nature’s Basket 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 routine. Why you’ll love it
100% organic Aloe barbadensis – single ingredient; no fillers, flavours or colours.
Inner skin support – may help maintain a healthy-looking complexion from within.
Gentle digestive wellness – traditionally used to soothe and support gut comfort.
Versatile & easy – add to water, smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, or use in DIY face masks.
Vegan & naturally gluten-free – finely milled for easy mixing; packed in NZ. How to use
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.
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.
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
Food supplements support general well-being and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Always take with adequate fluid. Start low and go slow to gauge tolerance.
Consult your healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, or managing a medical condition.
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.