Lavender Caffeine-Free Herbal Loose Tea Leaf 1oz. Sampler Size

Are you craving English Tea Store's new tea blends but worried to splurge on too many? Taste something new with this Lavender Caffeine-Free Herbal Loose Tea Leaf available in a 1-ounce tea sample size.

This fantastic blend presents a fine floral flavor from Provence's French Lavender. Infuse this with other tea blends to add a special aroma and taste. The Lavender Caffeine-Free blend contains an ounce of loose tea leaves and from lavender petals.

It boasts many of its other uses as well! Herbalists recommend lavender to treat migraines, ease digestive spasms, and for certain respiratory problems. Soothing your nervous system, use as a local anesthetic, or apply these lavender loose tea leaves as a compress directly on a cut, bruise, or sprain. Make a lavender concoction by boiling three tablespoons of flowers in 1 liter or a quart of water for 10 minutes. Stung by a bee? Soak a teaspoon of petals inside a sachet to very hot water, then apply to the sting to help ease the pain and swelling.

Do you know that lavender is often used to make a delightfully pure aromatic bath? Lavender is derived from the Latin word "lavare" which means "to wash". Using lavender in baths dates back to ancient Rome, where it was so prized that few of the aristocracy considered bathing without it. Make a nice vinegar-bases by pouring cleansing lotion to sweeten up the bathwater. Use as a hair rinse after shampooing by soaking a half cup of lavender in a quart of cider vinegar and allow to "brew" for 1 week.

Lavender is also a natural pesticide. Rubbing it on the wood of cabinets and cupboards with its essential oil keeps mites and flies away. Place a potpourri of dried lavender flowers to hang in your wardrobes and linen closets to prevent insects and mites at bay.

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