Aloe Vera Gel Serum Base 4oz

Aloe Vera Juice Bulk Base for Making Skincare!

Now there is a quick and easy way to make your own custom serum tailored to your skin's unique needs.

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Aloe Vera Gel Base is a 4-ounce bulk juice base designed for making customized skincare and DIY peptide serums. The base provides a light, hydrating carrier so you can add concentrated anti-aging peptides and active boosters to create a tailored formula.

If you struggle with watered-down store serums or unclear ingredient lists, this base helps you control concentration and texture. Mix your chosen peptides or hyaluronic boosters directly into the aloe base, and you’ll have a stable, smooth serum in under 5 minutes without thinning or heavy residues.

  • 4 oz white jug sized for small-batch DIY formulations
  • Paraben-free, vegan, gluten-free, and cruelty-free
  • The primary ingredient is organic aloe vera juice for hydration and antioxidants
  • Lightweight smooth feel that supports water-soluble peptides like Matrixyl and Argireline
  • Ready-to-mix carrier lets you create peptide formulas in under 5 minutes
  • Made in the USA and produced without fillers or parabens, with complete ingredient transparency

Compared to glycerin-heavy gels or thin toners, this aloe base balances hydration and spreadability, keeping your actives effective and comfortable on the skin. Use it to dilute clinical-strength peptides to your preferred concentration or as a daily hydrating serum base for mature, sensitive skin.

Manufactured in the USA to cosmetic industry standards and provided with a clear ingredient list to support ingredient-savvy formulation and informed use.

Benefits of Aloe Vera Base

  • Easy to Use
  • Hydrating
  • Natural and Organic Extracts
  • Potent Antioxidants
  • Add Anti-Aging Peptides to Create a Custom Formula

4 ounce white jug

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1-2 Low Hazard
3-6 Moderate Hazard
7-10 High Hazard

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  • Organic Aloe (Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice) Origin:
  • Organic Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) Extract Origin:
  • Horsetail (Equisetum Arvense) Extract Origin:
  • Wild Geranium (Geranium Maculatum Extract) Origin:

What are the benefits of using an Aloe Vera base?
Aloe Vera is an easy to use natural and organic bulk base option. Aloe is hydrating and has potent antioxidants as well as many other uses due to its soothing properties.

Add up to 60% additional ingredients to the Aloe Bulk Base. Choose from DIY peptides, botanicals, hydrosols, and powders that target your skin's unique needs.

The Aloe Vera Base is a gel with a light, silky feel. If you prefer a thinner serum, add in multiple peptides or use a hydrosol.

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Aloe Vera Gel Base

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Aloe base for making custom gel-based serums!

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Key Ingredients
Organic Aloe
Organic Gotu Kola Extract
Horsetail Extract
Wild Geranium
Organic Dandelion Extract

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Benefits of Aloe Vera Gel Base -
Easy to use
Hydrating
Natural and Organic Extracts
Potent Antioxidants
Add Anti-Aging Peptides to Create a Custom Formula

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INGREDIENTS MATTER.

Rich in phytonutrients that help moisturize with skin-friendly gel hydration.
Aloe Vera + Horsetail + Geranium + Dandelion

Fresh aloe vera leaves with translucent gel exposed from sliced sections Tall, slender horsetail plant with green segmented branches Vibrant red geranium flowers atop fresh green leaves Bright yellow dandelion flowers with green leaves

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  • How many ounces does this base come in?

    The bulk Aloe Base comes in a 4-ounce white jug.

  • Does the aloe gel need to be stored in the fridge?

    For long-term storage, we recommend storing all lotion-making supplies (unless the label says to store at room temperature) in the fridge. This will keep your ingredients or bases fresh for the next time you use them.

  • What are the sizes for this product?

    The Aloe Vera Base is 4 ounces.

  • Does it leave a sticky anything behind after drying down? Or just absorbs away. I'm looking for something clean I can give my clients after laser treatment ect. But I can't have anything be sticky or residues you know?

    The Aloe Vera Gel Bulk Base does not have a sticky texture. It quickly absorbs into the skin.

  • For eye bags, would you suggest using 1 oz of your aloe mixed with 90 drops of the Eyeseryl?

    Yes, you would add 90 drops of Eyeseryl to the aloe bulk base. If you have dry mature skin, you could also use a cream base.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients should you avoid mixing with aloe vera when making topical skincare?
Avoid mixing aloe vera with unstable low-pH vitamin C (pure L-ascorbic acid), strong alpha hydroxy acids, undiluted essential oils, unpreserved water-based actives, and high-proof alcohols. Aloe vera gel typically has a pH around 4.5–5.5, so combining it with ascorbic acid formulated below pH 3.5 or AHAs at formulation pH 2.5–4 can destabilize actives and increase irritation. Undiluted citrus or other potent essential oils can cause irritation and photosensitivity when applied in a watery gel, while adding non-preserved water or botanicals to a water-based gel invites microbial growth within days. High-proof alcohols and some solvent systems can break the gel’s texture and reduce stability. This guidance is most useful for DIY formulators and small-batch makers customizing serums with our Aloe Vera Gel Base, and for consumers with sensitive or mature skin who mix home remedies. With proper pH adjustment, stabilized derivatives (for example, sodium ascorbyl phosphate) and an appropriate preservative system, many of these combinations can be made safely and stably.
Is selling aloe vera products profitable for skincare businesses?
Yes, selling aloe vera products can be profitable for skincare businesses with the right positioning and quality controls. Demand for natural and multifunctional ingredients drives consistent consumer interest in aloe-based moisturizers, gels, and serums, and industry reports show steady market growth with mid-single-digit compound annual growth rates in recent years. Profitability benefits from low-cost raw inputs relative to finished-product retail prices, the ability to command premium positioning for organic or clinically formulated lines, and strong private-label and subscription sales channels that improve lifetime value. This opportunity suits small brands, private-label formulators, and retailers targeting ingredient-savvy customers who value transparency and clinical-strength actives. However, profitability depends on controlling sourcing costs, meeting preservative and labeling regulations, ensuring batch-to-batch quality, and differentiating against many commodity aloe products in the marketplace.
What's the difference between aloe vera and aloe vera gel?
Aloe vera refers to the plant or its inner leaf juice, while aloe vera gel describes the mucilaginous, viscous fraction that is processed and formulated for topical use. The raw inner leaf juice contains polysaccharides, minerals, and sometimes bitter compounds like aloin unless removed; manufacturers extract and purify the gel portion to obtain the clear, mucilage-rich material commonly used in skincare. Commercial aloe gels are often stabilized with preservatives, pH-adjusted, and may include thickeners or other actives to improve shelf life and texture, whereas raw leaf juice or fresh gel is perishable and must be refrigerated or preserved. This distinction matters for DIY formulators who want raw inner-leaf bioactives versus consumers who prefer a shelf-stable, clinically formulated gel. Check ingredient lists and claims like "inner leaf extract" or preservative systems to understand whether a product is raw juice, stabilized gel, or a finished formulation.
Which countries are the largest producers of aloe vera raw material?
China, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic are among the largest global producers of commercial aloe vera raw material. These countries have the warm, arid-to-semiarid climates and large-scale agricultural operations that support high-yield aloe plantations and export-oriented processing facilities for leaf gel and powdered extracts. The United States, India, and parts of Latin America also supply significant volumes, but production scale and export focus tend to concentrate in the named countries. This geographic concentration matters for formulators and suppliers sourcing raw material because processing standards, traceability, and cultivar variations influence polysaccharide content and overall quality. For formulators and ingredient-savvy consumers, prefer suppliers who document cultivar, harvest timing, and processing method rather than assuming country of origin alone guarantees consistent quality.
Can I use the Aloe Vera Gel Base alone as a moisturizer or does it need added peptides for benefits?
Yes, you can absolutely use the Aloe Vera Gel Base on its own as a lightweight, hydrating moisturizer. This bulk base features pure organic aloe vera juice and natural extracts, offering immediate soothing, hydration, and antioxidant benefits without any fillers, parabens, or fragrances. While many customers love customizing it by adding Skin Perfection’s clinical-strength peptides for maximum anti-aging results, the gel alone is ideal for sensitive, oily, combination, or reactive skin types needing gentle moisture. It’s especially beneficial for those who want a simple, vegan, cruelty-free formula made in the USA. However, users seeking targeted wrinkle reduction or advanced anti-aging effects will achieve better results by boosting this base with professional-grade peptides like Matrixyl 3000 or Argireline.