Flower power

The following groups should avoid chamomile unless advised otherwise by a doctor:

• People with a history of severe allergies, particularly to pollens: Chamomile may be contaminated with pollen from other plants so can cause an allergic reaction.
• People who have previously had an allergic reaction, even mild, to chamomile products: They should avoid chamomile, as allergic reactions can get worse with time.
• Infants and very young children: Chamomile tea, similarly to honey and some other natural products. Many doctors recommend infants and young children avoid honey, and they should also avoid chamomile products.

SKIN RESTORING BENEFITS

Chamomile, rose and jasmine are also powerful anti-inflammatories when applied topically, directly onto the skin. It’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties help to heal acne, repair scars, and restore skin tissue.

Use: Steep your tea and allow it to cool. Store yor tea in a glass container and use as a toner.

HAIR BENEFITS

Helps to soothe an irritated or inflamed scalp, thus preventing dandruff. It is a great nutrient to enhance hairs’ health from the very roots up to the ends, as it acts as a hydrating product.

Use: Steep your tea and allow it to cool. Put this blend in a spray bottle and spray directly onto scalp and hair.

The antioxidant compounds found in chamomile, rose and lavender are natural sedatives and anti-inflammatories, helping to relieve everything from stress and insomnia to migraine headaches and muscle tension; digestive issues and everyday skin irritations to gastrointestinal pain and allergic reactions.

You may also find that your complexion and hair reap the nourishing and soothing benefits of regularly drinking this tea, packed with antioxidants that support the body’s endocrine system and help lower stress levels. The result is not only a calmer mind, but reduced inflammation and cellular regeneration throughout the body -- including muscle tissue, skin cells, hair follicles, blood vessels and beyond.

The information above has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is for educational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

Chamomile, Rose petals, Jasmine

• Aroma: sweet chamomile, delicate rose, fresh jasmine

• Body: light, smooth, calming

• Flavor: floral, subtle sweetness, gentle herbal undertones

• Finish: clean, soft, lingering floral notes

Optional:

• drizzle of honey for natural sweetness

• enjoy hot for relaxation or iced for a refreshing floral sip

Floral herbal blend

• Water temp: 200–212°F

• Tea amount: 1–2 tsp per 8 oz

• Steep time: 5–7 minutes

• Caffeine-free

Iced: double the tea, steep 7–10 minutes, pour over ice, optional honey

“Bloom & Breathe”

• Hold the cup and inhale the floral aroma — chamomile, rose, jasmine.

• Close eyes, take three slow breaths — imagine petals unfolding with each inhale.

• First sip intention: “I slow down, I bloom, I breathe.”

• Let the tea’s floral notes guide calm, clarity, and lightness.

• Carry this gentle energy with you throughout your day.