Mulberry Leaf Secrets: Nature’s Quiet Power for Skin & Wellness
At Skyezone, we love uncovering the quiet brilliance of botanicals — and mulberry leaf (Morus nigra) is another one of our versatile allies. Used in several of our handcrafted products, this vibrant green leaf offers a powerhouse of benefits for both skin vitality and whole-body wellness.
What Makes Mulberry Leaf So Special?
Mulberry leaves are rich in polyphenols, flavonoids, vitamin C, calcium, iron, and zinc, making them a potent source of antioxidants and skin-rejuvenating compounds. Studies show they help:
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Brighten and even skin tone by inhibiting melanin production
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Combat signs of ageing through antioxidant activity that protects against free radical damage
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Soothe inflammation and redness, making them ideal for sensitive or reactive skin
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Support collagen production and skin elasticity
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Balance blood sugar and cholesterol, contributing to metabolic health
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Strengthen immunity and bone mass, and aid in cold recovery
Skyezone Products Featuring Mulberry Leaf
1. Black Mulberry Leaf Tea This tea supports blood sugar balance, immune strength, and antioxidant protection.
2. Ginkgo Triple-Leaf Powder Mulberry joins ginkgo and plantain in this synergistic blend for circulation, digestion, and antioxidant support.
3. Mulberry Hydrosol is distilled from our freshly harvested leaves, perfect for calming inflammation, refreshing tired skin, and layering under serums.
4. The Mulberry Leaf Infused Oil that we create, is used in several of our skincare lotions for it's whitening, brightening and skin calming benefits. Notably Sun Guard 30SPF, and our Vitamin C Serum.
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Mulberry Leaf is gentle yet powerful— a botanical that works quietly behind the scenes to nourish, protect, and restore. Whether you’re sipping it, misting it, applying it in a lotion or blending it with your oats, it’s a beautiful way to support your body & skin from the inside out. |
Just a quirky note to finish: I planted this mulberry 34 years ago in order to help feed silk worms, in a primary school project for our son. Who could have guessed how important it would become to the then future Skyezone.