Organic Chamomile Flowers
Organic Chamomile Flowers
INGREDIENTS
Organic Chamomile
TEA TYPE
Herbal
TEA ORIGIN
Croatia
AROMA
Sweet & floral
PURPOSE
Calms the body & mind. Helps digestion.
CAFFEINE-FREE
FAQs for Organic Chamomile Flowers
Yes, chamomile tea is naturally caffeine-free, making it a popular choice for those looking for a calming beverage without the stimulating effects of caffeine.
We recommend steeping chamomile tea for 5+ minutes at a temperature of 100°C.
Store chamomile tea in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odors to preserve its flavour and potency.
Here are some common times when people enjoy chamomile tea:
- Before Bed: Chamomile is known for its relaxing properties, so many people enjoy a cup before bedtime to help unwind and promote better sleep.
- After a Meal: Chamomile tea can aid digestion and soothe an upset stomach, making it a good choice after a meal.
- During Stressful Times: If you're feeling stressed or anxious, a cup of chamomile tea may help you relax and ease tension.
- In the Evening: Chamomile is caffeine-free, making it a suitable choice in the evening when you want to avoid stimulants.
- As a Wind-Down Ritual: Establishing a calming ritual, such as drinking chamomile tea, can be a nice way to signal the end of the day and transition into a more relaxed state.
- When You Need a Break: Taking a break with a warm cup of chamomile tea can be a pleasant way to pause and de-stress during a busy day.
Whether it's to relax, aid digestion, or simply enjoy a soothing beverage, chamomile tea is versatile and can be enjoyed at various times throughout the day.
Nurturing Skin with Chamomile
Its anti-inflammatory properties ease inflammation and promote skin repair, making it effective for wounds, scrapes, rashes, and blemishes. Create a versatile infused oil for massaging infants or as a base for skin salves, scrubs, lip balms, and body butters. Chamomile flowers enhance water-based preparations like baths and compresses, providing relief for dry, itchy skin and soothing the spirit.
Interesting facts about chamomile:
- Ancient Healing Herb: Chamomile has been used for centuries in traditional medicine across various cultures, dating back to ancient civilizations.
- Versatile Herb: Chamomile can be enjoyed in various forms, including tea, essential oil, and as a topical application.
- Chamomile Tea Rituals: Drinking chamomile tea has become a popular bedtime ritual due to its calming effects on the nervous system.
- Gentle for Children: Chamomile is considered safe for children and is often used to soothe colic or teething discomfort.
- Companion Plant: Chamomile is valued in gardening as it attracts beneficial insects and improves the flavor of nearby plants.
- Cosmetic Uses: Chamomile's anti-inflammatory and soothing properties make it a common ingredient in skincare and cosmetic products.
