Aloe Vera (Aloe Barbadensis Miller) is a succulent plant that belongs to the Aloaceae family, a species native to North Africa but now cultivated worldwide. The defining elements of the Aloe Vera plant are the long, green, very thick, fleshy leaves that grow in "rosettes." Inside the Leaves we can find a clear gel that has been used for centuries to treat burns, wounds, eczema and various skin disorders. The Aloe Vera plant is very versatile, and in addition to having a variety of health benefits, it is also popular as an indoor ornamental plant because of its beauty.