All of the herbs in BeauTea are rich sources of nutrients necessary for strong and healthy (aka beautiful) hair, skin, nails, and teeth. Most notably, this herb blend provides a healthy dose of silicon, selenium, zinc, iron, calcium, sulfur, protein, B-vitamins, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, and Vitamin K. If you are suffering from skin inflammation such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis and eczema, this herbal blend helps soothe and promote healing of your skin. Additionally, regular use of BeauTea can help you age gracefully due to the herbs' high antioxidant content, which fight free radicals that damage cells and cause wrinkled, sagging skin. You will experience the most benefit by using BeauTea topically and internally so drink it, bathe in it, and use it as a hair rinse!
INGREDIENTS:
*Oatstraw is a rich source of silicon - a building block for strong bones, teeth, hair and skin. A silicon deficiency can show up as thinning hair, weak bones and nails, and loss of elasticity, resulting in wrinkles and sagging skin. It's also high in B-vitamins (with exception to B12), which benefit dry, itchy, irritated scalps and dandruff and leave the hair silky and soft.
*Nettle Leaf is a nutrient powerhouse with a high iron content that may help with dark circles around the eyes. It's also rich in calcium, which aids in iron absorption. Nettles acts as an anti-inflammatory while containing several minerals beneficial for persistent acne and other inflammatory skin conditions. It's rich mineral content is essential for strong teeth and nails. Nettle leaf also has a long history of combatting hair loss and stimulating hair growth while treating dandruff and itchy scalp.
*Rosehips are one of the most nutritionally-packed fruits and well-known for their Vitamin C content, a necessary nutrient responsible for collagen production. Collagen is necessary for the connective tissue, which keeps skin firm and prevents facial lines. Aging and environmental exposure cause a decline in Vitamin C in the dermis and epidermis. Additionally, Vitamin C reduces damage caused by UV rays, which can cause hyperpigmentation.
*Burdock Root is well known for it's alterative action (blood purifying) that detoxifies heavy metals, which contribute to the wide, puffy wrinkles in the forehead area. This detoxifying action is also responsible for Burdock root's notable effect on clearing the skin from troublesome inflammation conditions. It also stimulates blood circulation, giving the skin a healthy glow. Burdock prevents hair loss and stimulates hair growth thanks to tannins, inulin, antioxidants and essential fatty acids.
*Horsetail is widely used in cosmetics because it's a valuable source of nutrients essential for healthy skin, hair, nails, and teeth. A few of these nutrients include silicon, calcium, zinc, magnesium, selenium, Vitamin C, and niacin. It's an anti-inflammatory and a vulnerary, so it aids in wound healing. Additionally, topical use of Horsetail conditions the hair cuticle, leaving you with smooth, shiny, strong hair.
DIRECTIONS:
Each package contains 1.5 ounces, equaling approximately 4 servings.
To Drink:
Add 2 tablespoons of herb blend to a heat-proof, pint-sized jar and pour barely-boiling water over the herbs. Let it steep for 4 -8 hours, strain and sip slowly throughout the day.
To Bathe:
Add 2 heaping tablespoons of herb blend to a quart-sized, heat-proof jar and pour barely-boiling water over the herbs. Steep for at least an hour, preferably longer (4-8 hours for maximum mineral solvency). Strain the herbs and add the infusion to your bath water. Soak your body and hair for at least 15 minutes.
For Hair Rinse:
Prepare the herb blend by following the directions above for bathing. After shampooing hair (or skip the shampoo), pour the cooled infusion over your hair and massage it into the scalp and hair shaft. You may rinse the hair after letting it sit for 20 minutes, but it's not necessary.
CAUTION:
Avoid internal use if you're pregnant or breast-feeding. If you're taking medications, consult your doctor before using internally.
INGREDIENTS:
*Oatstraw is a rich source of silicon - a building block for strong bones, teeth, hair and skin. A silicon deficiency can show up as thinning hair, weak bones and nails, and loss of elasticity, resulting in wrinkles and sagging skin. It's also high in B-vitamins (with exception to B12), which benefit dry, itchy, irritated scalps and dandruff and leave the hair silky and soft.
*Nettle Leaf is a nutrient powerhouse with a high iron content that may help with dark circles around the eyes. It's also rich in calcium, which aids in iron absorption. Nettles acts as an anti-inflammatory while containing several minerals beneficial for persistent acne and other inflammatory skin conditions. It's rich mineral content is essential for strong teeth and nails. Nettle leaf also has a long history of combatting hair loss and stimulating hair growth while treating dandruff and itchy scalp.
*Rosehips are one of the most nutritionally-packed fruits and well-known for their Vitamin C content, a necessary nutrient responsible for collagen production. Collagen is necessary for the connective tissue, which keeps skin firm and prevents facial lines. Aging and environmental exposure cause a decline in Vitamin C in the dermis and epidermis. Additionally, Vitamin C reduces damage caused by UV rays, which can cause hyperpigmentation.
*Burdock Root is well known for it's alterative action (blood purifying) that detoxifies heavy metals, which contribute to the wide, puffy wrinkles in the forehead area. This detoxifying action is also responsible for Burdock root's notable effect on clearing the skin from troublesome inflammation conditions. It also stimulates blood circulation, giving the skin a healthy glow. Burdock prevents hair loss and stimulates hair growth thanks to tannins, inulin, antioxidants and essential fatty acids.
*Horsetail is widely used in cosmetics because it's a valuable source of nutrients essential for healthy skin, hair, nails, and teeth. A few of these nutrients include silicon, calcium, zinc, magnesium, selenium, Vitamin C, and niacin. It's an anti-inflammatory and a vulnerary, so it aids in wound healing. Additionally, topical use of Horsetail conditions the hair cuticle, leaving you with smooth, shiny, strong hair.
DIRECTIONS:
Each package contains 1.5 ounces, equaling approximately 4 servings.
To Drink:
Add 2 tablespoons of herb blend to a heat-proof, pint-sized jar and pour barely-boiling water over the herbs. Let it steep for 4 -8 hours, strain and sip slowly throughout the day.
To Bathe:
Add 2 heaping tablespoons of herb blend to a quart-sized, heat-proof jar and pour barely-boiling water over the herbs. Steep for at least an hour, preferably longer (4-8 hours for maximum mineral solvency). Strain the herbs and add the infusion to your bath water. Soak your body and hair for at least 15 minutes.
For Hair Rinse:
Prepare the herb blend by following the directions above for bathing. After shampooing hair (or skip the shampoo), pour the cooled infusion over your hair and massage it into the scalp and hair shaft. You may rinse the hair after letting it sit for 20 minutes, but it's not necessary.
CAUTION:
Avoid internal use if you're pregnant or breast-feeding. If you're taking medications, consult your doctor before using internally.