Peach gum is a resin secreted from the bark of the Rosaceae peaches or mountain peaches. It is also known as peach oil, peach fat, peach blossom, peach gum, and peach condensate. Peach is naturally secreted, or under the action of external forces to produce wounds, while the secretion of peach gum is conducive to self-healing wounds.
The more viscous liquid evaporates through the sun, producing a solid. The dry peach gum is very hard and looks a bit like amber. Peach glue has sufficient water solubility and proper viscosity.
After soaking in water for more than a dozen hours, the foam hair becomes soft. It has the function of clearing blood and reducing blood fat, relieving stress and anti-wrinkle skin rejuvenation.
The main components of gums are galactose, rhamnose, α-glucuronic acid and the like. Contains carbohydrate chemicals, fat, protein and plant collagen.
