Properties:  Mood stabilizing, calming, gentle sedative, anti-inflammatory, analgesic
Mimosa: Known as the "TREE OF HAPPINESS" is known for many medicinal purposes from the flowers to the barck. 
 
A Little History: Interestingly, the Red Cross used tepezcohuite bark powder as a treatment for more than 5,000 burn victims from the 1984 Mexico City gas explosion, due to its skin healing and antiseptic properties
 
Uses:  Insomnia, grief, post traumatic stress, poor memory. anger, irritability, pre-menstrual tension, pain relief, regenerates tissue for healing fractures, bone injuries. Also known for PYSD and Panic Attack Relief. (Not to be taken if you have Bipolar).
 
Contraindications:  This plant does not seem to generally be contraindicated with psychiatric drugs. So unlike St. John’s Wort that has a lot of contraindications with western pharmaceuticals, Albizia seems to not cause complications.  There are no strong indications of contraindications in the literature but like every herb, caution is always encouraged.
Tepezcohuite Bark 
As is the case with many plant-based ingredients, they are not just one simple ingredient. More often than not, they are a complex mixture of several different compounds. This can make them a little tricky for sensitive skin types. Here are some of the main identified components of tepezcohuite bark:  
Glucosides:  This is derived from glucose or sugar. Glucosides may act as a mild cleanser to the skin. 
Lipids: Lipids are fats, found in all living cells. Lipids may help to support the skin’s moisture barrier, protecting the skin from moisture loss to the environment. A healthy skin barrier can also protect the skin from allergens and bacteria. Disruption of the skin’s barrier has been linked to skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis. 
Tannins:  Tannins have been studied for their potential to reduce inflammation. While this research is still in the preliminary stages, the evidence supports the claim. Reduction in inflammation has previously been associated with a decrease in the visible signs of aging.
Xylose:  Xylose is a natural sugar found in wood. It is theorized that this sugar may also help to maintain a healthy skin barrier. 
Flavonoids:  Valued for their antioxidant properties, flavonoids are included in skincare products to repair skin damaged by UV radiation and environmental factors.