Kava is a plant of the pepper genus that grows in western Polynesia (Tonga, Samos, Fiji, Vanuatu) and Tahiti. The term can also refer to a traditional fermented drink made by grinding the roots of kava peppers with a hammer or a juglet and then soaking them in water. The resulting drink has strong calming properties and has been used in a religious ceremony for hundreds of years (according to Captain Cook's first description of the ceremony in 1875).

Preparations of kava roots and leaves are still used in Oceania to prepare a variety of traditional medicines for the treatment of urinary diseases, rheumatic diseases, respiratory diseases, intestinal and gastric diseases, pulmonary disorders and various skin diseases.

The active ingredient of kawa root is bisunsaturated a-pyranone, including Kawain/dihydrokawain/dihydromethystiein /yangonin/desmetoxy-yangonin.

Kava root also contains small amounts of essential oils and flavonoids.

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Kawain is an antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent.
In Europe, kava is getting a lot of attention. It is designated for use in the treatment of sleep disorders, anxiety and bladder irritation.
The root or stem of PipermethysticumG.Forst was used as the raw material of kava extract, and kava lactone was the main active ingredient.

Product Specifications:
INCI Name: Kava pepper root extract, dextrin
Properties: White like fine powder
Drunk pepper content: ≥5000ppm
Solubility: Water soluble
Recommended dosage: 1.0-2.0%

Description of Product Efficacy
1. Kava extract can achieve soothing effect by inhibiting TRPV1 and Ca2+ influx.
2. Kava extract can significantly reduce skin irritation and burning sensation, and has soothing effect.

The product application
1, for oily skin, acne skin, sensitive skin and irritating skin products.
2. It is used in shower gel and massage lotion, and has relaxing effect.
3. Cream, cream, ointment and bath products for rheumatic diseases and more general painful diseases.
4. Toothpaste and mouthwash.