HDR Method ®

The HDR® method is our innovative, effective, and tested processing method for Aloe, protected by industrial secrecy.

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It was born from sacrificing, in countless attempts, hundreds and hundreds of liters of Aloe.

For years, we were determined to find a method that would allow us to eliminate the undesirable parts while preserving all the over 300 pharmaceutical elements present in the entire leaf of Aloe arborescens and not just in the inner gel.

The cuticle, the outer part of the leaf, contains a huge percentage of active ingredients with anti-inflammatory characteristics. We could not leave this extremely high therapeutic potential unused.

The study on the processing method of the leaf of Aloe arborescens went on for a very long time without yielding the desired results.

We really tried everything, we were about to give up until one day during a friendly chat with an inventor friend, an expert in building equipment to simplify farmers' lives, he unknowingly managed to pull a rabbit out of the hat.

He was talking to us about fine-tuning some details for the construction of a new machine that would revolutionize the way olives are harvested, when at one point he made the light bulb go off in our heads.

The crucial point was all there, in a simple move; modifying that phase of our processing would likely be the groundbreaking turning point.

Despite being discouraged by the hundreds of failed attempts, we decided that trying wouldn’t be the end of the world.

What we set out to be the last attempt bore fruit.

Thanks to that modification, we finally managed to obtain a liquid extract of Aloe arborescens derived “from the whole leaf.” Essentially, a cold processing method of the plant without losing any active ingredient, a method protected by industrial secrecy, which we renamed HDR® METHOD.

After identifying the perfect processing method, we had a clear path ahead of us in creating numerous formulations to develop what are our products today, based on aloe arborescens and carrot.