How the antibacterial gel works

1. What ingredients should an antibacterial gel contain?

2. That's what the antibacterial gel does

3. Under what circumstances should antibacterial gel be used?

1. What ingredients should an antibacterial gel contain?

Instead of deciding to buy ready-made preparations, you can make them yourself at home, especially since it's trivially simple. The finished ingredients are enough to mix, we should get a uniform and not very dense consistency. On store shelves you can see a variety of liquids and disinfectants, which often contain a large number of components. What ingredients will you need to make a glass of home antibacterial gel? About 100 ml of high-percentage ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol (minimum 60% alcohol content). About 50 ml of natural aloe vera (available in antiquariates and oscillators) can be found on the shelves.

2. That's what the antibacterial gel does

A high percentage of alcohol, together with aloes gel and fragrance oils, effectively cleans the skin of dirt, dust and microorganisms that may accumulate in our bodies, e.g. when walking, shopping, driving on public roads or spending time outdoors. Therefore, the antibacterial gel should contain aloes a plant with unique moisturizing properties.

3. Under what circumstances should antibacterial gel be used?

Experts say it's one of the best ways to protect against harmful pathogenic germs, it significantly reduces the risk of infection. While traveling, we don't always have the ability to use the toilet to wash our hands, so it'll be worth using a few drops of disinfectant to clean them and restore freshness to them. So, it is worth using the gel preemptively, taking care of hygiene, it will certainly be much easier than fighting the effects of non-hygiene. So while using the anti-bacterial gel, we need to remember to regularly rinse our hands with soap for at least 30 seconds.