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Ingredient Library
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This library explains botanical terminology using educational examples. It is not a confirmed ingredient list for Afromina Botanical Powder.
For the current product ingredients, directions and precautions, review the package information or ask Afromina before ordering.
Citropsis articulata
Citropsis articulata is an accepted plant species in the Rutaceae family. Kew Science’s Plants of the World Online records the species as native across parts of tropical Africa.
Cola acuminata
Cola acuminata is an accepted species in the Malvaceae family. Kew Science describes its native range as extending from Togo to northern Angola.
Why we use scientific names
Common plant names can vary by location and language. Scientific names help reduce ambiguity and make it easier to research the exact botanical species listed for a product.
What botanical information does not mean
Botanical identity alone does not prove that a topical product will diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or permanently change any medical condition or body function. Product information should be considered separately from basic plant taxonomy.
For a deeper explanation, read Citropsis articulata & Cola acuminata: Botanical Background.
To review the current product information, visit Afromina Botanical Powder.
THE AFROMINA PREP KIT
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A single-serving botanical powder pouch and an included latex Activation Guard. Clear directions, from preparation to wash-off.
- Latex guard included
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