Black Tea

Higher in caffeine than most other teas, black tea can help wake you up without coffee. Black tea is more oxidized than other teas, giving it a darker color and stronger flavor.

The oxidation process involves exposing the tea leaves to humid, oxygen-rich air, but it does not destroy the antioxidants. Like green tea, black tea helps keep skin clear. Rinse your hair with black tea to keep it strong.

Rooibos

Indigenous to South Africa, is Afrikaans for “red bush” and is a naturally, caffeine free plant.

Drunk like tea, rooibos tea or also called red tea has been popular in South Africa for generations and is consumed for its abundant health benefits, including an unusually high amount of powerful antioxidants, Vitamin C, E, iron, zinc, calcium and potassium.

Green Tea

Made from Camellia sinensis leaves, green tea has potent antioxidants called catechins, which help eliminate free radicals responsible for DNA damage. Because green tea is minimally processed compared with other teas, the catechin is more concentrated. Drinking green tea can help improve acne, and the leaves can be applied as a facial mask.

Herb + Fruit

Wellness Tea