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Prickly ash is a species of tree in the rue family that is found throughout the southeastern US. Also known as Sichuan pepper, Hercules’s club and toothache tree, prickly ash is unusual in its appearance due to alternate, oval-shaped, leathery leaves and bark that features half-inch spines. The bark, a source of more than 140 active compounds, has been historically used by Native Americans for generations.
Prickly ash bark powder may be applied directly to the skin as a
poultice or infused in oil or tinctured. The powder may also be used in
tea blends and encapsulated as a dietary supplement.
origin | USA |
active compounds | Alkylamides (neoherculin, xanthoxylin), alkaloids (chelerythrine, fagarine, laurifoline, magnoflorine, nitidine), coumarins, tannins. |
plant part used | bark |
processing | powder |
storage tips | Keep in a sealed container in a cool, dry place. |
appearance & aroma | Greenish-gold powder with a woody aroma. |
flavor profile | Pairs well with citrusy herbs, such as lemongrass. |
cosmetic | Use prickly ash bark powder in wound powders and poultices. Infuse in oil for use in making salves, lotions, serums, soaps and other skin care products. |
culinary | Include prickly ash bark powder in tea blends. The powder may also be added to cooked foods. |
wellness | Encapsulate as a dietary supplement. |
safety | Prickly ash bark powder is safe for most people in moderation Avoid use if you have a history of inflammatory bowel syndrome (IBS) or inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis). Safety during pregnancy or lactation is not known. |
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