Organic Herbal Tea Samples

• Antioxidant-rich hibiscus helps protect skin from everyday oxidative stress 
  
• Cinnamon supports blood sugar balance, helping protect skin's natural collagen 
  
• An uplifting, caffeine-free energy lift — no afternoon crash 
  
• Just two organic ingredients, with fresh berry and citrus notes and a warm cinnamon finish — delicious hot or iced 
  
• Organic and ethically sourced from Sri Lanka, with 10% of profits supporting women 

How does a tea support anti-ageing? 

Hibiscus is naturally rich in antioxidants, which help protect skin cells from free-radical damage. Cinnamon supports healthy blood sugar balance — important because blood sugar spikes can damage collagen over time. Together, they make a simple daily habit that supports firm, youthful-looking skin. 

Does Eternitea contain caffeine? 

No. It's naturally caffeine-free, so you can enjoy it morning, afternoon or evening. 

What does it taste like? 

Fruity and refreshing, like cranberry with a hint of citrus, softened by warm cinnamon. Add honey for sweetness, or lemon or mint for freshness. 

Can I drink it cold? 

Yes. Brew as normal, let it cool, then pour over ice for a refreshing summer drink. 

How many cups are in a bag? 

Each 100g bag makes 100 cups at ½ teaspoon per cup. 

What's the difference between Eternitea and Serenitea? 

Eternitea is your anti-ageing blend, supporting collagen and energy. Serenitea is your digestive blend, easing bloating and helping you relax. Many people enjoy Eternitea earlier in the day and Serenitea after meals or in the evening. 

Is Eternitea safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding? 

Hibiscus is traditionally avoided during pregnancy. Please check with your healthcare professional before drinking Eternitea if you're pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding. 

Can I drink it if I'm on medication? 

Hibiscus and cinnamon may interact with some medications, particularly for blood pressure or blood sugar. If you take prescription medication, check with your healthcare professional first.

• Supports healthy digestion and helps ease bloating after meals 
• Helps reduce inflammation, for calmer skin from the inside out 
• Chamomile and lemon balm promote relaxation — caffeine-free, so ideal after dinner or before bed 
• Six organic herbs, naturally sweet from licorice root, with a fresh, soft floral flavour — lovely hot or iced 
• Organic and ethically sourced from Sri Lanka, with 10% of profits supporting women 

How does a digestive tea help my skin? 

Your gut and skin are closely connected. When digestion is sluggish or inflamed, it often shows up as breakouts, redness or dullness. Your body also digests, repairs and renews best in its calm ‘rest and digest’ state - and skin is no exception. Serenitea supports healthy digestion and eases bloating, while calming chamomile and lemon balm help you relax into that state, so your skin can do its renewing work. 

When is the best time to drink Serenitea? 

After meals to support digestion, or in the evening as part of your wind-down. It's caffeine-free, so it won't keep you up. 

What does it taste like? 

Fresh and gently sweet, with soft floral notes from chamomile and a cool lift of peppermint. Licorice root adds natural sweetness. 

How many cups are in a bag? 

Each 100g bag makes 100 cups at ½ teaspoon per cup. 

What's the difference between Serenitea and Eternitea? 

Serenitea is your digestive blend, easing bloating and helping you relax. Eternitea is your anti-ageing blend, supporting collagen and energy. We enjoy Eternitea earlier in the day and Serenitea after meals or in the evening - however both are naturally caffeine free and can be enjoyed any time of the day. 

Is Serenitea safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding? 

Serenitea contains herbal ingredients such as liquorice root and fennel, where there is limited and varied research for use during pregnancy. As best practice, we recommend consulting your healthcare professional before use. 

Is it suitable if I have high blood pressure? 

Licorice root can raise blood pressure in some people when taken regularly in large amounts. If you have high blood pressure, heart or kidney concerns, or take medication, check with your healthcare professional first.