ENCHANTED beauty blend

How To Brew:

Bagged: Use 1 tea bag per 16 oz of 185 ºF water. Begin drinking when temperature is comfortable but never remove tea bag.

Loose Leaf: Use 1.5 Tb per 16 oz 185 ºF water and steep a minimum of 10 minutes. 

The longer these herbs steep the better and more potent the herbal infusion will be. 

Add sweetness if you prefer.  May be re-steeped several times. 

Enjoy!

Our Packaging

Our packaging is intentionally minimal and environmentally conscious.  The kraft bags holding our teas are recycled and compostable.  The inner lining is plant based and the outer layer is FDA approved recycled natural Kraft. Tin tie closures need to be removed prior to sending it to compost heap. 

Our unbleached tea bags are sealed with a food grade staple and no chemical sealant.  Each is compostable, as well as the herbs inside, once staple is removed.  They love to return to the earth.  

We are constantly seeking ways we can do better and lessen our impact.   

Teaching Herbalism Through TeaCraft

Each ingredient was chosen with much study and intention. I didnt’ want to just make some surface level beauty blend. I wanted to create something that helped you shine the deep beauty within and to help you feel as beautiful as you truly are. Skin health radiates from the inside out so I chose certain ingredients with this knowledge. It’s been bothersome to me that so much beauty forward treatment only focuses on shallowness inside and out when deep level focused nourishment can help us shine with the beauty we deeply have within.

HONEYBUSH has been highly regarded in studies showing its potential to suppress collagen tissue breakdown as well as offer high antioxidant and anti inflammatory support. It’s also highly nutritive to feed the body rich and easy to absorb key vitamins and minerals. ROSEHIPS are packed with easy to absorb and assimilate naturally occurring Vitamin C well known to stimulate collagen production. SEA BUCKTHORN BERRY is rich in Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids which can help boost the elasticity of skin, and it has also been known to help rid the system of toxins which can assist in maintaining the integrity of your skin. HIBISCUS CALYX now has the reputation as “natural Botox” and while I would not make this comparison, I. would note the high levels of antioxidants present in hibiscus can help decrease elastase activity (which breaks down elastin) Hibiscus also contains vitamin C, which promotes the production of collagen, thus helping to maintain skin elasticity. Hibiscus is also cooling and can support us in keeping our cool and finding our center. ROSE PETALS have been noted to tend to the skin from within, showing ability to even out complexion, and potentially lighten hyperpigmentation. Rose Petals can improve hydration levels and the overall quality and radiance of the skin. Rose has long been noted as a love tonic and heart therapy, which we can help but agree with the moment we smell the sweet scent. AMLA BERRY is considered among the most popular herbs in Ayurveda. It is found to have the highest known amounts of vitamin C, 20 times that of an orange. Incorporating amla in skincare has been part of Ayurvedic care for ages. Scientific studies have also shown the benefits of amla in improving our skin’s look and health as it has a rich blend of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.  Amla is noted to bring deep restorative balance to those who bring it into their daily lives. HORSETAIL was an obvious choice containing high levels of silica which highly supports collagen production as well as tissue repair. HOLY BASIL has been long hailed as a beauty tonic in India and has also been confirmed in some studies to promote healthier aging skin, reduce pigmentation and soothe skin irritations and inflammation. Holy Basil is a lovely adaptogen, helping us deal with stressors and find beauty in each day. Lastly, ROSEMARY was brought in as a final sprinkle of protection as it contains carnosic acid noted to help protect the skin from damaging UV rays as well as its circulatory support.

*[These teas are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any illness, disease or condition, and have not been evaluated by the FDA.]