Cascara Sagrada Bark Powder

Cascara Sagrada Bark PowderBotanical Name Rhamnus purshiana Other Names bearberry, cascara, chittem bark, sacred bark Origin USA Cascara sagrada is a species of buckthorn native to the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, the name of which translates into "sacred bark" in Spanish. Typical Preparations Powdered form is made from the aged and dried bark and is typically prepared as tea or mixed with water or juice. Infused in oil, cascara bark is an ingredient in natural sun

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Other Names - marigold

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