Natural Healing Gel Guide

Whether you enjoy hiking, gardening, or have kids at home, chances are you have dealt with cuts, scrapes, or burns at some point. These injuries can range from minor to severe, but they all require effective first aid.

While there are many commercial products available for treating burns, cuts, and scrapes, you can also make your own healing gel using natural ingredients. I show you how to make a DIY natural healing gel using aloe vera and other herbs.

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1. Make Calendula and Chamomile
oil infusion

If you're short on time, you can use a double-boiler or a crockpot to gently heat the oil and herb mixture without burning or cooking the herbs. To make a double-boiler, you'll need a large pot and a smaller pot or metal bowl to place inside it.

For this recipe, use 0.5 cups of extra-virgin olive oil and 0.25 cups of dried chamomile and calendula mixture.

Fill the larger pot with 2-3 inches of water and place the smaller one into the pot so that it's just above the water level. It's essential to avoid direct contact with the water as it will make the oil too hot. The idea is to let the steam from the water heat the contents of the smaller bowl slowly.
Place the pot over medium heat and let it simmer. Pour your oils and herbs into the smaller pot and let them warm up for 3-4 hours. Make sure the herbs are fully submerged in oil.
If you notice the water boiling out, add extra water to keep it simmering. The herbs will start to release their aroma, and by the end of the four hours, you will have a beautifully infused oil that you can strain and use in various ways.
Use a cheesecloth to strain out the plant matter from the oil and transfer it into a small jar. Label the jar with today's date and the types of herbs used. Make sure the oil cools entirely before adding it to your healing gel recipe.

What Type of Carrier Oil Should You Use?

When choosing the right oil for your herbal infusions, you have a lot of options. You can use almost any oil you have on hand, such as olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, rosehip oil, sweet almond oil, and others. However, virgin cold-pressed or unrefined oils are considered to be of the highest quality for skin care purposes, so it's best to use these types of oils for the best results.

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2. Make Aloe Vera Gel

To make aloe vera gel at home, you can extract the gel from a fresh aloe leaf by cutting off an outer leaf at the base of the plant or using a store-bought one. Here are the steps:

Thoroughly wash the leaf to remove any dirt.
Stand it upright in a tall glass for 10-15 minutes with the "cut" side down. This step is important as it allows the yellow resin to drain out of the leaf. The resin contains latex, which can be irritating to the skin.
After the time is up, rinse the leaf to remove any remaining residue.
Use a small knife to peel off spiky edges. Be careful not to cut too deep to remove any of the beneficial gel.
Then, use a peeler or a knife to remove the remaining pieces of skin. Once the skin has been removed, you'll see a clear gel, which is what you'll be using as the base for your natural healing gel.
Scoop the gel into a blender, leaving behind any yellowish or greenish pieces, and blend it until it becomes frothy and liquefied. I got almost 1 full cup of aloe vera gel out of my aloe leaf.

Add Herbal Oils
While the gel is still in the blender, it’s time to add your herbal oils to the mix. Your chamomile and calendula-infused herbal oil should be strained, cooled, and ready to use at this point.

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3. Add Herbal Oils

Add Herbal Oils While the gel is still in the blender, it's time to add your herbal oils to the mix. Your chamomile and calendula-infused herbal oil should be strained, cooled, and ready to use at this point.

To create your healing gel, you'll need the following ingredients for every 1 cup of aloe vera gel:

1 tablespoon each of chamomile and calendula oil,
and 5 drops of lavender essential oil.

1. Blend these ingredients with your aloe vera gel for a few seconds to achieve a well-mixed consistency.

2. Once you've finished blending, transfer the mixture into a small jar and store it in the refrigerator.

Ensure that you blend the ingredients well before storing them. This will result in a DIY Natural Healing Gel with a finished texture.

Shelf-Life It's best to use the gel within a week. To prolong its shelf life, you can add natural preservatives before blending.

For every cup of gel, you can use

a pinch of powdered vitamin C,
1000 IU of powdered vitamin E, or both.

With these natural preservatives, your gel can last up to 4-5 weeks when stored in the fridge. If you have excess gel, you can freeze it in an air-tight container, and it will be good for up to seven months.

How to use this Healing Gel?

To use this gel, apply a small amount the size of a bean to the affected area and gently rub it in. The cool, soothing texture of the gel will feel great, and you should notice an improvement in your skin almost immediately. This gel is safe for daily use and can be applied to burns, cuts, rashes, and other skin issues until the skin has healed.

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Are you facing a similar challenge?
Here is a herbal remedy recipe to use.

1. Make Calendula and Chamomile
oil infusion