The heart herb, in the truest sense. Ayurveda has reached for rose for thousands of years to calm agitation, lift low spirits, and bring a keyed-up nervous system back to a softer place, all while supporting the glowing skin it's long been prized for*.
Genuinely calming, and one of the most versatile petals in the shop for your own blends.
Sold in 0.5 oz quantities. Makes 6-10 cups of tea.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor if you are on medication, have a health condition, or are pregnant, nursing, or having surgery.
What Our Laguna Beach Customers Ask Us About This Tea
Why does this tea work?
Rose petals have been used in Ayurveda for centuries to support emotional balance, calm irritability, and ease restlessness or a mind that will not settle. T
heir cooling nature in Ayurvedic terms makes them traditionally useful for conditions associated with excess heat: skin inflammation, menopausal discomfort, and menstrual pain.
Also used to support digestion when the discomfort has an emotional or stress-related component, and to ease fatigue and poor sleep rooted in emotional depletion rather than physical causes.
How do I use this tea?
Soft blush cup, delicate floral fragrance, gently sweet with a subtle astringency that keeps it light enough for any time of day.
Honey and a squeeze of lemon brighten it naturally.
One teaspoon per eight ounces of water at 212 degrees, steeped five to seven minutes.
Rosehips bring concentrated vitamin C that the body uses directly in collagen production and skin repair, while rose petals add antioxidant support and internal calm that shows up over time in the way skin looks and feels.
The nutritional and emotional sides of what Ayurveda has always considered part of natural beauty.
Who should use extra caution?
Rose petals are one of the gentler herbs in this collection with no significant known drug interactions at tea quantities.
The main contraindication is a rose allergy, which is uncommon but worth knowing.
Large therapeutic amounts are not recommended during pregnancy, though a cup at normal brewing strength is generally considered safe.
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