Answer: ALOE
ALOE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 805 times.
Referring Clues:
- Natural balm
- Tonic-yielding plant
- Lip balm ingredient
- Skin cream ingredient
- Golden ___ (century plant)
- Salve ingredient
- Burn soother
- Emollient source
- Cream ingredient
- Hand lotion ingredient
- Cosmetic additive
- Tissue additive
- Lily relative
- Shampoo ingredient
- Balm ingredient
- Herbal do-all
- ___ vera
- Facial tissues additive
- Lotion ingredient
- Burn balm
- It's gentle on the skin
- Skin soother
- Medicinal herb
- Succulent plant
- Tissue softener
- Sunburn soother
- Medicinal plant
- Lotion base
- Skin aid
- Hand cream ingredient
- Skin softener
- Therapeutic plant
- Succulent, spiny-leafed plant
- Soothing agent
- Shower gel ingredient
- Soothing succulent
- Fiber-yielding plant
- Facial tissue additive
- Dried bitter juice
- Ingredient in facial tissues
- Emollient
- Lily family member that yields an insect repellent
- Mother Nature's burn balm
- Lily palliative
- Soothing plant
- Skin lotion ingredient
- Medicinal juice
- Shaving gel additive
- Burn treatment
- Substance in skin care
- Natural emollient
- Burn healer
- Yucca plant cousin
- With 29-Across, a soother
- Insect repellent ingredient
- Soothing plant extract
- Shaving cream ingredient
- Cream additive
- Soothing stuff
- Bandage additive
- Lotion additive
- African flower
- Softener
- Burn remedy
- Ointment ingredient
- Fiber-yielding shrub
- Desert plant
- Healing plant
- African lily
- Anti-inflammatory agent
- Plant with spiny-edged leaves
- Relative of the yucca
- Skin care item
- Fleshy-leafed plant
- Skin cream additive
- Plant with lance-shaped leaves
- Natural burn medication
- Frostbite treater
- Lily family member
- Moisturizer ingredient
- Natural soother
- Shaving cream additive
- Spiky plant
- Shaving gel ingredient
- Soothing gel ingredient
- Cosmetics additive
- Healing balm
- Sunscreen ingredient
- Fragrant heartwood
- Body lotion ingredient
- Potted ornamental
- Soother
- Popular plant gel
- Natural healer
- Inflammation reducer
- First-aid salve
- American ___ (Southwest plant)
- Cleopatra used it as a beauty lotion
- Plant with fleshy leaves
- Natural treatment
- Medicinal succulent
- Tropical flower
- Botanical balm
- Tissue additive, sometimes
- Skin cream ingredient, often
- Shower gel additive
- Skin moisturizer ingredient
- Natural burn soother
- Drug procured from plant juice
- Additive to some tissues
- Natural shampoo additive
- Lip-balm ingredient
- Nature's burn remedy
- Help for burns
- Facial tissue soother
- Burn alleviator
- Skin smoother
- "The potted physician"
- Additive to shampoo and shaving cream
- Plant with a built-in burn treatment
- Skin lotion additive
- Lily family shrub
- Tissue addition
- Juicy plant
- Skin-care substance
- Cold cream ingredient
- Spiny succulent plant
- Herbal healer
- It can be a face-saver
- Skin moisturizer
- Beauty bar balm
- Sunblock ingredient
- Hand cream additive
- Sunburn spray additive
- Bubble bath balm
- Drug-yielding plant
- Cosmetic gel
- Coating on some tissues
- Lotion lily
- Soothing balm
- Common lotion ingredient
- Balm base
- Fleshy succulent
- Organic soother
- Lotion ingredient, often
- Bubble bath additive
- ___ vera (lotion ingredient)
- Burn-soothing botanical
- Spiny medicinal plant
- Soothing skin treatment
- It might save your skin
- Sunscreen ingredient, perhaps
- Sunscreen additive
- Diaper cream ingredient
- Perennial succulent
- Barbados ___ (greenhouse ornamental)
- It hangs above the door of someone who has completed a hajj
- Hand lotion additive
- Asphodel's cousin
- Conditioner ingredient
- Ingredient in some shampoos
- First-aid flora
- Lanolin alternative
- Cousin of gasteria
- It's soothing
- Cape ___ (prickly plant)
- Soap additive
- Ingredient in some lip balms
- Moisturizer additive
- Lily of Africa
- Botanical balm source
- Food preservative ingredient
- Succulent genus
- American ___ (century plant)
- Fleshy flora
- Plant with spiny leaves
- Lip balm additive
- Botanical burn salve
- Hyacinth's cousin
- Soothing additive
- Baby wipes additive
- Plant with tubular flowers
- Plant with medicinal effects
- Eczema treater
- Burn relief
- Ancient wound treatment
- __ vera
- Natural skin treatment
- Flowering succulent
- Burn-soothing plant
- Succulent for salve
- With 1-Across, skin cream ingredient
- Natural burn remedy
- Irish Spring ingredient
- Healing succulent
- African shrub in the lily family
- Antiseptic plant
- Skin care additive
- Plant whose flowers resemble the Easter lily
- Palliative plant
- Succulent houseplant
- Baby-wipes additive
- Hand-cream ingredient
- Spiny houseplant
- Cosmetic ingredient
- Face-cream additive
- Tropical plant
- Shaving-cream additive
- Skin-lotion additive
- Skin-cream ingredient
- Shampoo additive
- Skin-cream additive
- Skin-lotion ingredient
- Poison-ivy soother
- Lip-balm additive
- Soothing application
- Something that soothes
- Succulent skin soother
- Bubble-bath additive
- Hand-cream additive
- With 57 Across, lotion ingredient
- Spiny-leafed plant
- Balmy Barbados export
- Certain succulent
- Beauty-cream additive
- Lotion ingredient, perhaps
- ___ vera (lotion plant)
- Emollient ingredient
- Soothing botanical
- Beauty cream additive
- Vera's lead-in
- Medicinal lily from Africa
- Skin-cream additive, often
- Useful plant
- Balm in a bottle
- Soothing lotion ingredient
- Ubiquitous medicinal plant
- Ingredient in lotions
- Moisturizing ingredient
- Beauty bar botanical
- Balm ingredient, often
- Useful African lily
- Liliaceous plant
- Shower-gel additive
- Soothing extract
- Hand-lotion ingredient
- The Potted Physician
- A succulent
- Lily family relative
- Lotion addition
- Hand cream enhancer
- Popular succulent
- Shower gel ingredient, often
- Facial tissue additive, perhaps
- Ubiquitous lily relative
- Emollient yielder
- Skin-soothing ingredient
- Soap enhancer
- Succulent, spiny-leafed, medicinal plant
- Very useful plant
- Shower gel ingredient, perhaps
- Soothing herb
- Lotion base, perhaps
- Cosmetics additive, often
- Skin balm
- Succulent emollient
- African succulent
- Popular emollient
- Wet wipes additive
- Common shampoo additive
- Cold cream additive
- Gel-producing succulent
- Face cream additive
- Cosmetic plant
- Cream enhancer
- Shampoo add-in
- Shampoo ingredient, perhaps
- Facial cream addition
- Cosmetic ingredient, often
- Spiny plant
- Soap additive, often
- Lily kin
- Shower gel ingredient, sometimes
- Soothing lotion
- Burn reliever
- Moisturizer ingredient, perhaps
- Shaving cream ingredient, perhaps
- Hand lotion ingredient, perhaps
- Cosmetics additive, perhaps
- Lotion extra
- Cactuslike plant
- Succulent medicinal plant
- Succulent perennial
- Yucca kin
- Natural salve
- Balm ingredient, perhaps
- Vera's leader
- Soothing emolient
- Balm-yielding plant
- Baby wipe additive
- Plant with thick, fleshy leaves
- Hydrocortisone additive
- Common cosmetic ingredient
- Additive in skin lotions
- Soothing gel
- Burn soother ingredient
- Plant used in cosmetics
- Plant used medicinally
- Sunscreen stuff
- Palliative from the lily family
- Lotion substance
- Skin care ingredient
- Spiny succulent
- Soothing substance
- Sunblock lotion ingredient
- Ointment additive
- Succulent containing a medicinal gel
- Plant that heals
- Plant used for first aid
- Its juice is sometimes used to treat heartburn
- Hand-lotion additive
- Cold-cream ingredient
- Hothouse plant
- African plant
- Frequent lotion ingredient
- Medicinal houseplant
- 1-Across ingredient
- Soothing succulent, with 63-Across
- Additive in some tissues
- Sunburn victim's soother
- Gel for sunburn
- Fleshy-leaved plant
- Lotion or shampoo ingredient
- Shrub with tubular flowers
- Burn remedy from a succulent
- Skin-soothing stuff
- Facial-tissue additive
- Irish Spring variety
- Ingredient in many lotions
- Spiky-leaved specimen
- Spiky plant
- Plant balm
- Rash soother
- Soothing salve
- Vera's partner?
- Sunburn cream ingredient
- Plant used on wounds
- Medicine in some toilet paper
- Common houseplant
- Healing herb
- Herb
- Health-food-store phone greeting?
- Plant from Madagascar
- ___ vera (medicinal plant)
- Hyacinth relative
- Health-food-store phone greeting?
- Vera's intro?
- Suntan lotion ingredient, often
- Popular cosmetics ingredient
- Sunburn remedy
- Soothing plant gel
- Soothing stuff for scorched skin
- Succulent leaf plant
- Plant with medicinal qualities
- Skin lotion plant
- Healing cream additive
- Healing substance
- Gel used in cosmetics
- Herbal balm
- Face-saver of a kind
- Sunblock additive
- Balm for your skin
- Itch soother
- Ingredient in some bar soaps
- Veld flower
- Sunburn-soothing substance
- Baby-wipe additive
- Lotion add-in
- Shave cream additive
- Burn aid
- Shaving cream add-in
- Loton additive
- Soothing ointment
- ... and an ingredient therein
- Soothing ingredient
- Shaving-cream ingredient
- ... that may contain this
- Salve plant
- With 52-Down, natural salve
- Plant with healing juice
- With 103-Down, soothing extract
- Gel-filled plant
- First-aid plant
- Soothing juice
- Ingredient in traditional medicine
- Ingredient in hand cream
- Ingredient in some soaps
- Plant extract in some dietary supplements
- Soother in a bottle
- Botanical skin treatment ingredient
- Healthy smoothie ingredient
- Useful African plant
- Healing juice
- Ingredient in some soap
- Medicinal balm
- Spiny sill sitter
- Tissue additive, perhaps
- Healing houseplant
- Ingredient in some hand gels
- South African export
- Plant with medicinal properties
- Skin irritation soother
- Ingredient in some lotions
- Hand-gel additive
- Trendy beverage plant
- Ingredient in some suntan lotions
- Windowsill plant
- Balm for a burn
- Cosmetics oil source
- Skin-care product ingredient
- Natural balm source
- Skin cream additive, often
- Kleenex additive
- Aveeno additive
- African lilly
- An emollient
- Antiseptic gel source
- Balm additive
- Face cream ingredient
- Soothing substance on some tissues
- Balm plant
- Lip balm stuff
- Plant that's bad for dogs and cats
- ___ vera lotion
- Bath gel ingredient
- Plant that soothes
- Shaving-cream soother
- Indigo plant
- Burn ointment
- The Body Shop balm
- Burn-healing plant
- Ingredient in some shower gels
- Tissue moisturizer
- Conditioner additive
- Plant with skin benefits
- Soothing natural balm
- African healer
- Plant with thick, toothed leaves
- Ingredient in 16-Across products
- Venerable topical treatment
- Popular houseplant
- Aftershave additive
- Skin-care staple
- Body gel additive
- Sunburn gel ingredient
- Eczema soother
- Rash application
- Skin-soothing botanical
- Balm base, often
- Puffs additive
- Plant aka the Wand of Heaven
- Skin cream additive, perhaps
- Sunburn treatment
- Spiny African plant
- 11-Down substance
- Burn application
- Witch-hazel enhancer
- Nature's balm
- Cosmetically used plant
- Succulent in some trendy bottled beverages
- Certain century plant
- Cosmetic emollient
- Moisturizing additive
- The so-called "potted physician"
- Sun lotion additive
- Cousin of an agave
- Burn-soothing substance
- Ubiquitous plant
- Salve used when you've gone overboard with sunbathing
- Botanical burn remedy
- Skin-soothing additive
- Moisturizer ingredient, often
- Singer Blacc
- Salve for sunburn
- First aid plant
- Sunburn relief
- Floral soother
- Palliation application
- Common sunscreen additive
- Plant used to treat burns
- Spiny, soothing succulent
- Lotion ingredient
- Something soothing
- Plant used in lotions
- Hand-cream ingredient, often
- Sunblock emollient
- Succulent African plant
- ___ vera (skin soother)
- Natural heartburn remedy, some say
- Ingredient in some gels
- Plant yielding a balm
- With 41-Across, plant source of cosmetic additives
- Juice bar juice
- Emollient plant
- Member of the lily family
- Exotic juice ingredient
- Water-storing plant
- Water storing plant
- Bubble bath ingredient
- Natural skin soother
- Burn-soothing succulent
- Popular house plant
- It's good for the skin
- Cosmetics ingredient
- Natural pain reliever
- Lily like plant
- Burn plant
- Staple of skin care
- ___ gel
- Common skin cream ingredient
- Burn soothing plant
- Remedy for a 59-Down
- Wound application
- Fleshy healing plant
- Shaving cream additive, perhaps
- Lily species
- Shaving lotion additive
- Vera starter
- Ingredient in some shaving creams
- ___ vera (skin-cream ingredient)
- Natural moisturizer
- Latex-glove extra
- Balm source
- First-aid gel
- Skin care gel
- Succulent healer
- Relief provider for a burn
- Skin-soothing plant
- Face-cream ingredient
- Balm
- Shower-gel ingredient
- Lotion potion
- Skin gel ingredient
- ___ vera (gel source)
- Healing helper
- Bath gel additive
- Sunburn reliever
- Ointment source
- Bath oil additive
- 52-Across additive
- What may come as a relief?
- Barbados export
- Plant called "the potted physician"
- Salve additive
- Ubiquitous lotion ingredient
- Ubiquitous cosmetics ingredient
- African fiber source
- Common ingredient in lotions
- Psoriasis reliever
- Option for the rash
- Common cosmetics ingredient
- Moisturizer in tissues
- Sunburn salve
- 70-Across application
- Common cosmetics additive
- Medicinal latex source
- Skin care substance
- Skin cream component
- Ingredient in some hand soaps
- Soothing bubble bath ingredient
- Emollient plant additive
- Shampoo ingredient, often
- Some Softsoap stuff
- Fleshy-leaved succulent
- Natural salve additive
- Common skin-care ingredient
- Yucca relative
- Plant in many cosmetics
- ___ vera (common lotion ingredient)
- Hand soap additive
- Botanical soother
- Diaper cream additive
- Ingredient in many cosmetics
- Wet-wipes additive
- Ingredient in bubble bath
- Healing salve
- Additive in some shampoos
- Cold-cream additive
- "Vera" lead-in
- Ornamental potted plant
- Skin product enhancement
- ___ vera (natural soother)
- ___ vera (skin cream ingredient)
- Houseplant with fleshy leaves
- Common skincare ingredient
- Body lotion additive
- Source of trendy health juices
- Maguey's relative
- Stuff in many cosmetics
- With 7-Down, skin cream ingredient
- Moisturizing soap additive
- Water-storing succulent
- Burn-soothing ointment
- Body wash ingredient
- Healing gel
- Mother Nature's balm
- Sunburn gel additive
- Poison ivy soother
- Beauty bar additive
- Edible succulent
- Medicinal gel source
- Vera the healer
- Burn-soothing gel
- Oil source for moisturizers
- Bug bite soother
- Natural skin balm
- Psoriasis soother
- Skin-healing aid
- It's in cosmetics
- Gel-yielding plant
- Soothing ointment ingredient
- Plant in the lily family
- Organic gel
- Shower gel add-in
- Soother in skin lotion
- Gel-producing plant
- Emollient in beauty bars
- Skin softener ingredient
- Latex-glove additive
- Herbaceous plant
- Emollient-yielding plant
- It's a relief
- Lip gloss additive
- ___ vera (natural balm)
- Botanical in some balms
- Plant with a soothing gel
- With 24 Down, application for summer camp
- Succulent plant genus
- Frostbite soother
- Soothing lotion additive
- Body wash additive
- Plant with therapeutic sap
- With 28-Down, hand lotion ingredient
- Burn rubber?
- Pleasing application
- Plant with soothing gel
- Bar soap additive
- Purgative-yielding plant
- Ingredient in soft soaps
- Succulent hidden in "Lisa Loeb"
- Sunburn aid
- Spiky yet soothing plant
- Ingredient in some salves
- Additive in some 56-Down
- Alternative medicine plant
- Vera's leader?
- ___ vera gel
- Spiky plant with soothing juice
- ___ water (trendy drink)
- ___ cream (skin soother)
- Plant favored by hummingbirds
- Its best-known species is "vera"
- American ___ (another name for the century plant)
- Plant that yields a potent laxative
- Soothing ingredient in lotions
- Moisturizer's skin soother
- Plant with therapeutic properties
- Spiky succulent
- Plant that yields a salve
- Plant cultivated for its juice
- Soothing gel source
- Laxative
- Common succulent
- Plant-based mouthwash alternative
- Soother in skin cream
- Sunburn-soothing gel ingredient
- Soother in lotions
- Burn soother from plants
- Natural sunburn soother
- Hand sanitizer ingredient
- Bubble tea jelly option
- ___ extract (healing cream)
- Ingredient in some hand lotions
- Relief from the desert?
- ___ vera (cream ingredient)
- After-shave additive
- Source of a trendy health juice
- ___ vera (burn-soothing plant)
- 5 Across ingredient
- Common ointment ingredient
- Thick-leaved succulent
- Sunburn-soothing balm
- Common cosmetics component
- Plant that soothes burns
- With 51-Down, soothing plant
- Succulent in a trendy juice
- Softening agent
- Succulent with soothing gel
- Ingredient in some gel face masks
- Cooling succulent
- Diaper rash cream additive
- Boba add-in
- Plant with a "vera" species
- Foot cream additive
- Ingredient in the skin-care aisle
- Chafing remedy
- Sunburn application
- Gel ingredient
- Ingredient in healing gel
- Ingredient in many balms
- Ingredient in some topical gels
- Remedy for sunburn
- Plant used by ancient Greeks and Romans to treat wounds
- Succulent that's 3/4 vowels
- Soothing cream additive
- Source of soothing gel
- Part of a sunburn treatment, often
- Ingredient in anti-chafing creams
- Boba tea add-in
- Body cream additive
- Prickly plant with healing qualities
- Skin-soothing succulent
- Hand wash additive
- Succulent in skin care products
- Eye gel additive
- Jelly that may be added to boba tea
- Moisturizing shampoo ingredient
- Ingredient in some skin-care products
- Topical matter for the sunburned?
- ___ water (healthful drink)
- Succulent used in cosmetics
- Sunburn balm
- ___ vera juice
- Natural remedy for burns
- Agave lookalike
- Banana Boat After Sun Gel ingredient
- Skin care balm
- Hand sanitizer additive
- Extra ingredient in some sunscreens
- Lotion component
- Plant in some juices and lotions
- Aftershave ingredient
- Spiny-leaved plant in tropical and semitropical climates
- Household succulent
- The Body Shop additive
- Skin-healing plant
- Common ingredient in wellness products
- Sunburn-soothing plant
- After-sun gel ingredient
- Succulent with medicinal uses
- Jelly in some boba
- Plant used to treat rashes
- Plant with a hedgehog variety
- Ancient Egyptians referred to it as the "plant of immortality" because of its ability to survive without soil
- Jelly in some milk tea
- Pharmaceutical plant
- Plant with "teeth"
- Smoothie option
- It's vera soothing!
- Ancient egyptians' "plant of immortality"
- Gel often kept in the fridge
- Plant with lace and soap varieties
- "___ you vera much!" (punny valentine)
- Soothing skin care ingredient
- Skin-soothing gel
- Plant with a tiger tooth variety
- Bit of greenery in a rock garden
- Soothing balm ingredient
- ___ jelly, popular bubble tea topping
- Ingredient in some face masks
- Spiky plant that's not a cactus
- Plant harvested for its gel
- Common ingredient in after-sun gel
- Ingredient in some superfood smoothies
- Succulent used in ayurveda
- Plant toxic to some pets
- Natural treatment for insect bites
- Source of a natural gel
- Succulent in skin care
- Ingredient that soothes a sunburn
- Ingredient in some 55-Across treatments
- Hedgehog ___ (prickly plant)
- Prickly plant with healing gel
- Useful houseplant
- Soothing ingredient in some toners
- Sunburn-soothing ingredient
- Boba tea option
- Succulent harvested for its gel
- Succulent with toothed leaves
- "Say ___ to my little friend" (plant pun)
- After-sun balm ingredient
- Burn-healing gel source
- Kind of juice that's high in antioxidants
- Succulent that kind of sounds like a greeting
- Sunburn-soothing gel
- Boba tea additive
- Plant with serrated leaves
- Ingredient in many hand lotions
- Houseplant that seldom needs watering
- Hydrating gel ingredient
- Spiky houseplant
- Source of relief
- Ingredient in some mouthwashes
- ___ jelly, popular boba tea topping
- Flowering desert plant with fleshy leaves
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