Awaken + Flow is a bright and renewing herbal blend for tea, steam, and sacred soaking. Inspired by the energy of spring and early summer, it honors the natural rhythm of awakening, growth, and becoming.
Crafted with nourishing herbs traditionally used to support vitality, renewal, and gentle awakening, this blend invites you to open to fresh possibilities and reconnect with your natural rhythms. Whether steeped as tea, prepared as a steam, or added to a warm bath, Awaken + Bloom offers a simple ritual for transitions, new beginnings, and seasons of growth.
For renewal, blooming, and gentle opening.
Best For:
• New beginnings
• Seasonal transitions
• Morning rituals
• Creative projects
• Gentle energy and renewal
• Times of growth and change
• Creativity and inspiration
• Spring and early summer energy, or anytime you need it
Sacred Reminder: I welcome what is ready to rise.
Ingredients: Calendula, Lemon Balm, Nettle Leaf, Red Clover, Red Raspberry Leaf, and Rose Petals.
Steep. Steam. Soak. One blend. Three sacred ways.
Awaken + Flow is a bright and renewing herbal blend for tea, steam, and sacred soaking. Inspired by the energy of spring and early summer, it honors the natural rhythm of awakening, growth, and becoming.
Crafted with nourishing herbs traditionally used to support vitality, renewal, and gentle awakening, this blend invites you to open to fresh possibilities and reconnect with your natural rhythms. Whether steeped as tea, prepared as a steam, or added to a warm bath, Awaken + Bloom offers a simple ritual for transitions, new beginnings, and seasons of growth.
For renewal, blooming, and gentle opening.
Best For:
• New beginnings
• Seasonal transitions
• Morning rituals
• Creative projects
• Gentle energy and renewal
• Times of growth and change
• Creativity and inspiration
• Spring and early summer energy, or anytime you need it
Sacred Reminder: I welcome what is ready to rise.
Ingredients: Calendula, Lemon Balm, Nettle Leaf, Red Clover, Red Raspberry Leaf, and Rose Petals.
Steep. Steam. Soak. One blend. Three sacred ways.
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