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bearberry /bear·ber·ry/ (ber´ber-e)
bearberry (ber·ber·ē),
n Latin names:
Arctostaphylos uvaursi, Arctostaphylos coactylis, Arctostaphylos adenotricha; parts used: dried leaves; uses: antimicrobial, antiinflam-matory, antiseptic, astringent, diuretic, urinary infections; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, children, diuretic medications, NSAIDs, mutagenic, carcinogenic, hepatotoxicity; not recommended for long-term use. Also called
arctostaphylos, bear's grape, crowberry, foxberry, hogberry, kinnikinnick, manzanita, mountain box, or
rockberry.


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We use natural ingredients such as: Arbutin: Extracted from the bearberry plant, and also found in wheat and pear skins, Arbutin helps reduce the appearance of dark areas.
Among the botanical extracts, bearberry and grape seed were the most active preparations, exhibiting IC(50) values of around 20 mug/mL.
2 Apply a serum or cream containing active natural ingredients such as licorice, kojic acid (a derivative of fungus), niacinamide (part of the vitamin B group), or bearberry extract to slow the production of melanin.
 
 
 
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