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Enantia Chlorantha Bark Extract

A plant bark extract used in skin care and sunscreens as a skin-conditioning ingredient, often promoted for a mattifying, pore-refining effect.

What it is

Enantia Chlorantha Bark Extract is derived from the bark of the African yellow wood tree and is used in cosmetics for its conditioning and astringent-style properties. It is frequently included in products marketed for oily or combination skin and for a smoother, more refined skin surface. In tone-up and pore-focused sunscreens it appears as a botanical functional additive.

Safety & warnings

It is generally well tolerated at the low concentrations used in cosmetics, though as with any botanical extract sensitivity is possible in predisposed individuals.

Origin & sourcing

Natural; extracted from the bark of Enantia chlorantha.

Questions everyone asks

What is this extract used for?

It is used as a skin-conditioning botanical, often in products aimed at oily or combination skin and a smoother-looking surface.

Where does it come from?

It is extracted from the bark of the African yellow wood tree, Enantia chlorantha.

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