Quassia Chips - 100g dried marshmallow root Danger: causes severe burns

Danger: causes severe burns

Reducing the look and feel of frizzy hair

A: White willow bark naturally contains salicin and is often described as a traditional botanical source linked to aspirin-type compounds

The cut herb infuses quickly and can also be used in tincture-style extracts and infused oils for DIY salves or lotions

Makers formulating fresh-smelling sprays or diluted body oils

Quassia Chips - 100g dried marshmallow root Danger: causes severe burnsQuassia Chips are intensely bitter wood chips traditionally used in digestive bitters, appetite support blends, bitter beverages, brewing trials and external rinse preparations. Quassia is known for its strong, clean, woody bitterness from naturally occurring quassinoids. It has been used in aperitifs, vermouths, bitters and brewing where a crisp bitter note is needed. It is also used externally in scalp rinses and household or garden preparations.