Organic White willow bark

Description

Organic White Willow Bark
Common Names;-Basket Willow, Bay Willow, Black Willow, Black Willowbark, Black Willow Extract, Brittle Willow, Corteza de Sauce, Crack Willow, Daphne Willow, Écorce de Saule, Écorce de Saule Blanc, European Willow, European Willow Bark, Extrait d’Écorce de Saule, Extrait d’Écorce de Saule Blanc, Extrait de Saule, Extrait de Saule Blanc, Knackweide, Laurel Willow, Lorbeerweide, Organic Willow, Osier Blanc, Osier Rouge, Purple Willow, Pupurweide, Purple Osier, Purple Osier Willow, Pussy Willow, Reifweide, Salicis Cortex, Saule, Saule Argenté, Saule Blanc, Saule Commun, Saule des Viviers, Saule Discolore, Saule Fragile, Saule Noir, Saule Pourpre, Silberweide, Violet Willow, Weidenrinde, White Willow, White Willow Bark, White Willow Extract, Willow Bark Extract

Organic White willow bark has been used throughout the world as an antipyretic and analgesic.
Since the development of synthetic acetylsalicylic acid in the 1890’s, willow bark has fallen into
disuse and has not undergone rigorous scientific evaluation. The concentration of salicin is
actually much lower in willow bark than in other Salix species. The high concentration of tannins
in willow bark (8-20%) usually leads to gastrointestinal toxicity before therapeutic
concentrations of salicylates are achieved. Willow bark does not appear to affect coagulation and
has not been evaluated for use in preventing colorectal cancer, strokes or myocardial infarctions.
Its topical use as an analgesic and wart remover appear safe. Caution suggests avoiding willow
bark in children with influenza or varicella to minimize the risk of Reye’s syndrome, and in
patients with asthma, allergies to aspirin, active peptic ulcer disease, diabetes, or hepatic or renal
disorders. There are no data evaluating its safety during pregnancy or lactation.
(Salix alba). White willow bark cut and sifted is used in skincare formulas and herbal concoctions for its pain relieving property. White willow bark is known for relieving pain associated with arthritis, muscle cramps, and rheumatism.
Country of Origin: Kashmir India
Uses in Cosmetics, Soap, Etc.

1. White willow bark can be used in natural bath tea recipes
2. White willow bark can be ground and used in soap recipes
3. White willow bark can be used in the formulation of natural herbal waters
4. White willow bark can be infused and used in lotions, creams, and ointment recipes.
5. White willow bark can be ground and added to facial mask recipes.
6. White willow bark can be used in scrubs
7. White willow bark can be used bath salt recipes
8. White willow bark can be used in bath bomb recipes
9. White willow bark can be used in foot treatment baths