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Teas For Skin

Our range of herbal botanicals contain plant oestrogens that can help to balance your hormones naturally and stabilise emotional ups and downs. 

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Teas For Skin

Our range of pure, organically certified teas and herbal infusions are  high in vitamins and minerals that support skin health if consumed regularly. 

MINT MOUNTAIN
organic peppemint / green tea

The perfect balance of green tea and peppermint provides cleansing properties for the skin. Green tea contains EGCG, which has anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties. The menthol found in peppermint may also reduce the secretion of oils, keeping the pores clean.

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PHOENIX ROSE
organic rosebud / herbal tisane

Rosebud tea has beautifying benefits for the skin. It's high in vitamin E and C. Rose tea helps to hydrate and keep skin healthy looking.

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CEREMONIAL MATCHA
organic matcha / green tea

When you drink matcha you are consuming the whole leaf and therefore gaining more nutrients. Matcha is grown in the shade which increases its chlorophyll content. Chlorophyll has purifying qualities and helps to remove toxins from the body.

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ROOIBOS
organic / rooibos tea

Rooibos tea is full of minerals including zinc, which helps to control acne. It also contains alpha hydroxy acid - which revitalizes the skin and is known for its anti-aging properties.

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NAMASTE
organic spearmint / herbal tisane

Scientific studies have suggested that spearmint tea can help to balance hormones. In particular reducing androgens (the male hormones) which are responsible for over producing oils in the skin. It is likely that spearmint tea may help to control acne, however further studies are needed.

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Scientific Health Benefits

Immunity

Energy

Sleep + Stress

Skin

Hormone Balance

Digestion

Disclaimer: Materials on this website are not intended to be a substitute for professional advice or medical treatment. Do not disregard professional or medical advice or delay in seeking treatment or professional advice.