98% Betulinic Acid CAS 472-15-1

Betulinic acid was first isolated in the 1990s from the bark of an East African evergreen plant belonging to the Rhamnaceae family.

It is obtainable from multiple natural sources, such as leaves of Syzygium wilfordii, birch bark and Ziziphus jujuba seeds. Additionally, betulinic acid can be chemically synthesized with betulin as the starting material.

Betulinic acid presents broad application prospects in the cosmetic and healthcare sectors.

 

As a high-value natural bioactive compound, betulinic acid is endowed with diverse pharmacological properties, among which anti-inflammatory activity serves as a core characteristic. Such functional traits enable betulinic acid and its derivatives to gain extensive development potential and practical applicability in healthcare product research and production.

 

Apart from anti-inflammatory efficacy, this natural ingredient also features immunomodulatory capacity, anti-oxidative stress activity, bacteriostatic performance and anti-ulcer effects. These comprehensive bioadvantages further consolidate its crucial application value in the cosmetics industry. In practical development, betulinic acid can be exploited to innovate novel cosmetic raw materials, effectively optimize the comprehensive performance of skincare formulas and endow cosmetic products with additional protective and conditioning benefits for human skin.