Lavender Flower Buds - Tea

Enjoy the aroma of high quality, hand-harvested lavender. An aromatic, caffeine-freetea that will relieve tension, relax the mind, and take you to a more in-depth and sleepful slumber.
By placing the tender buds into hot water, you breathe a fragrance which coos back to you, saying, relax. Even that smell is a little wellness ceremony, but the natural substances of lavender bring the additional advantages:

Stress Relief - reduces cortisol, thus your body will be able to relax.

Sleep Support - soothes you into a deep productive sleep.

Anxiety and Tension Relief - the relaxing nature calms down the nervous system.

Headache and Menstrual Relief- anti-inflammatory, relaxing.

Digestive Aid - soothes upset stomachs and encourages relaxed digestion.

Mood Boost - sweet aroma increases mood and promotes emotional equilibrium.

Aromatherapy- use the dry buds in the diffusion, bath blends, or wellness rituals.

Warm and cozy up your cup in the evening, or steep the buds into your own bath to feel like you are at the spa.

Soothe thyself with each gulp, In peaceful, cozy, and flowery rapture.

Storage Instructions
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture. Keep away from strong odors. For best aroma and potency, use within 6–12 months.

Taste Profile
Mild, floral, and slightly sweet with soft herbal undertones. Lavender buds offer a delicate, soothing flavor that blends effortlessly into teas, desserts, infusions, and wellness recipes.

FAQs

1. What is Lavender Flower Tea good for?
It helps reduce stress, improves sleep, supports digestion, and calms the nervous system.

2. Is it safe for everyday drinking?
Yes, it’s mild, natural, and caffeine-free.

3. Can pregnant women drink lavender tea?

Consult a doctor before consuming any herbal tea during pregnancy.

4. How do I brew Lavender Tea?

Add ½–1 tsp lavender buds to hot water, steep for 3–5 minutes.

5. Can I use lavender buds for skincare or baths?

Yes! They are perfect for bath soaks, steam facials, and DIY crafts.

Serving Ideas

• Add a pinch to herbal teas for natural relaxation.

• Use in baking — cookies, cakes, shortbread, or syrups.

• Infuse into honey, water, or lemonades for a calming twist.

• Mix into bath salts, face steams, or potpourri for aromatherapy.

• Add to DIY skincare like scrubs, soaps, or pillow sprays.

• Brew as a sleep-inducing bedtime tea with chamomile.

Key Benefits (QuickRead)

• Caffeine-free, easy on the nervous system, relaxes and calms the nervous system

• Sleeps better: Natural tranquilizer effects help you fall asleep.

• Minimizes anxiety and stress Reducing compounds and aroma pacify mind

• Relives headaches, calms inflammatory effects, anti-inflammatory, soothingeffects

• Mild and digestive brew.

• Anti-inflammatory

Naturally calming to the body and mind benefits of aromatherapyUse buds in diffusing blends or bath blends.