Happy to share some thoughts on adaptogens and tonic herbs traditionally associated with skin and radiance. The list below is a good place to start reading.
Herbs and botanicals to look into
Ashwagandha — a staple of the Ayurvedic tradition, traditionally used to support the body through everyday stress
Reishi — traditionally valued as a nervous system tonic, and a favourite in beauty rituals
Tocos (Jasmine or Classic) — rice bran solubles, rich in minerals and Vitamin E, traditionally enjoyed for nourishing the skin
Pine Pollen — traditionally valued as a vitality tonic
White Dragon Matcha — matcha is rich in antioxidants and minerals, and a beautiful daily ritual
Ashitaba — a green plant material traditionally used to support radiance and overall well-being
Shea Butter — a wonderful unrefined shea for external use, especially when skin is feeling dry or after time in the sun
A tonic to try
A super-powered White Dragon Matcha potion. Try this recipe here and add any other adaptogens you'd like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tonic herbs are traditionally associated with radiance?
Tocos, Pearl, Ashitaba and matcha come up most often in beauty rituals, alongside Reishi and Ashwagandha.
What are Tocos?
Tocos are rice bran solubles — a soft, creamy, vanilla-tasting powder rich in Vitamin E and minerals, easily stirred into drinks.
Is shea butter taken internally?
No — our unrefined shea butter is for external use, on dry skin or after sun exposure.
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