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  By Evelyn Gilbert [email]

  Aloe — Grown and used in abundance in Indonesia, when cut and squeezed aloe's long, spiny leaves release a fluid full of nutrients, which promotes skin cell renewal. The liquid dissolves dead skin cells, which clog and dull your complexion.

The underlying skin is then nourished by the gel's moisturizers and, as it dries, it forms a barrier, protecting you from the sun, wind, and free radicals.


 

  Jason Natural Cosmetics' Aloe Vera Shampoo and Conditioner will tame even the toughest tresses. The aloe vera coats the damaged hair shaft, leaving it silky smooth. A 17 oz. bottle costs $6.00. (800-527-6605.)

Nora's Naturals' Lavender Geranium Hydrating Face Cream is fabulously frothy. Packed full of great elements, not only does it smell like a spring garden, but the essential oils also help balance and nourish your skin. A 2 fl. oz. bottle costs $22.50. (732-568-0770.)

Gassho Body & Mind's Buddy Soaps make one realize it's never to early to focus on beauty. The bars, which come in a variety of kid-friendly scents including Captain Chamomile, are perfect for your precious baby's tender skin, as well as yours. A 3.75 oz. bar costs $2.00. (888-279-9167.)

Dr Hoy's Wrinkle Reducer may look too thick and gooey to be therapeutic, but this anti-aging serum is chock full of healing ingredients and antioxidants that promise to improve skin elasticity. A 1 oz. bottle costs $33.90. (800-437-4698, www.doctorhoy.com)

Aloe Vera Lip Gloss
Yield: 1/2 ounce

Ingredients: 1 teaspoon fresh aloe vera gel 1/2 teaspoon coconut oil 1/8 teaspoon vitamin E oil

Directions: Mix together the aloe vera gel and oils and stir well.

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