Aloe gel releases natural salicylates, compounds related to aspirin, and relieves pain as it encourages healing.

The powder encapsulated, or locally in Polynesia as a fresh juice

Powder to be added to drinks and smoothies, and may be made into a capsule or extract.

Creams, washes, liniments, teas, and infusions.

Pulverized or powdered root to make a milky drink, liquid herbal extract, capsule, or cut root added to decoction tea.

The flower petals and leaves are typically made into a tea or decoction for internal and external use. They may also be used as a garnish, smoked, floated in soups, and the fresh petals are used as a wrap in Asia. It is also said that the petals steeped in wine or tea have a calming effect.

Teas, tinctures, and encapsulations.

Teas, tinctures, and encapsulations.

Rose oil, rose water, ointments, and potpourri. Uses are very numerous and can be administered as a tea, poultice, bath herb, pillow mix, body spray, etc.