Spring Tea Club ✨ ships tomorrow ✨ P.S. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO SIGN UP! Hello Spring! 🌼 💧 🌞 Spring Tea Club ships out tomorrow and will arrive just in time for the official first day of spring. When we curated this shipment, we wanted to capture the happy and healthy energy of the spring season. The spring shipment is intended to boost your mental and physical energy so you can dive into the season with an eagerness to play and get stuff done! We cannot wait to share our favorite spring blends with all of you. ⬇︎ What is Tea Club? 6 of our favorite blends for the season shipped to your door. Shipment dates: 12.15 ❄️ 3.15 🌱 6.15 ☀️ 9.15 🍂 No big...
mood boosting teas March is the time of year where new life surrounds us and the sun starts to melt the earth. During the winter season we are more prone to feeling low as we don't get as much exposure to nature's healing magic. Using natural remedies to soothe those blues is our favorite way to welcome a clean slate for the year. Here are our favorite mood-boosting teas to lift your spirits for the season: For motivation & energy: green tea. L-theanine is an amino acid that increases mood enhancing brain chemicals. Studies show that drinking green tea, which is the tea that has the highest amount of L-theanine, has been linked to reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety....
American Wildflower 🌸 sweet as spring 🌼 American Wildflower This blend is like a spa tea! It is refreshing with mint, uplifting with lemongrass, comforting with rooibos, and soothing with chamomile! It is incredibly smooth tasting and has a wonderful vanilla mint aroma. Add 1-2 teaspoons of tea in 8 oz of hot water and steep for 5 to 10 minutes. This blend is perfect to drink during the early spring season, because it is lovely served hot or iced. The ingredients in this tea work to reduce anxiety, get you prepped for a good night of sleep, and are great for combatting headaches and congestion. more floral blends to try: Lavenderose Chamomint This blend is refreshingly floral and soothing! It...
peppermint cooling & calming Peppermint was cultivated as early as the 13th century and ancient Romans were some of the first connoisseurs. It was commonly used to flavor wines and food, and noblewomen were known to braid it into crowns to wear on their heads (highly recommend). Peppermint is beloved for it's invigorating flavor but it is also a medicinal powerhouse. It has a natural cooling effect, and has been used to soothe nausea, stomach aches and even insomnia for thousands of years. 💤 RESEARCH TELLS US: Peppermint has been shown to relax muscles in your digestive system and improve various digestive issues like upset stomach and nausea. Peppermint can reduce headaches and migraines (and even sooth hangover symptoms). Peppermint tea, which...
Start the week right. 🌿 stretch & refresh 🌿 Did you know that stretching your body can release endorphins and help improve your mood? Endorphins are part of your body's natural reward system — this is why we often stretch without even thinking about it after waking up in the morning or before we go to bed. Taking some time to stretch is a great way to show yourself some love! Listen to your body, get bendy, and nourish your connection to yourself. ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎ Stretch your back and neck at work today. It's easy to start slouching at work, especially if you're looking at a computer screen for long stretches of time. Even if your job requires you to be up...
