15% standardization Salicin
14:1 ratio
Salix alba L. is its botanical name.
The name comes from the characteristic white tone on the underside of the leaves. After salicin, the primary active element, was discovered in 1829, years later, acetyl salicylic acid (ASA), a painkiller, was produced.
Willow has been used for 6000 years. White willow bark extract was used by ancient societies to treat inflammatory and painful ailments. It is also a common element in skin care products that control oiliness on the skin. additionally employed as an astringent and an exfoliant. White willow bark extract, according to research, is a useful purifying ingredient that is also added to soap, tinctures, balms, creams, and lotions.

How then will the extract from willow bark help my skin?
• Offers mild exfoliation for skin that is more luminous.
• Aids in lowering excessive oil and acne.
• Aids in lessening wrinkles and other aging symptoms.
• Aids in the treatment of rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis; 
• Smoothes skin and refines pores.

This extract's hue can change from batch to batch, ranging from yellow to brownish-yellow.

RATE OF USE: 1–10%