z Herbal Beauty – Cherry Bark
Botanical Name: Prunus serotina
Wild cherry bark contains many chemical constituents, including:
- Cyanogenic glycosides
- Starch
- Resin
- Tannin
- Gallic acid
- Fatty matter
- Lignin
- Red coloring material
- Calcium, potassium, and iron salts
Wild cherry bark also contains many active compounds, including Tocopherols, Vitamins, Polyphenols, and Terpenes.
Wild cherry bark is known as a cough suppressant. It contains amygdalin, which can help with coughing by inhibiting the cough reflex.
Wild cherry bark also contains polyphenolic compounds, which can contribute to its antibacterial properties. Dihydrowogonin, another compound found in wild cherry bark, maybe a strong antimicrobial compound.
Wild cherry bark’s anti-inflammatory and astringent properties can make it a natural ingredient in skincare products like toners or facial mists.
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