Aloe Soothing Sun Cream

Aloe, oats and honey are all natural skin-soothers and this mixture is great for sunburns. Use it as often as necessary.

From: Roni Proter

Show: Simply Beautiful

Ingredients

2 cups fresh aloe leaf

1 cup oats

1/4 cup honey

1/4 cup sour cream

Preparation

Level: Easy

Servings:

Cook Time: 10 min

Ready In: 10 min

Cut the aloe from an aloe vera plant (or you can buy aloe leaves and/or aloe gel in the super market).

Put the leaves in a food processor, and process until very watery.

Add honey and sour cream. Mix in the oats.

Apply mixture to burned skin, and allow to dry.

Rinse gently in warm water. Air dry, then apply moisturizer.

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