SKIN GLOW Herbal Tea

You’ve tried 15 different skin care products from 15 different brands in an attempt to clear your acne, all to no avail…empty promise after empty promise of a special facial cleanser or medicated cream being the “cure” to your acne…What these other brands fail to mention is that topical products don’t address the root cause of acne.  The quality of your skin is a direct reflection of what’s going on inside of you. The ancient Chinese practice of face mapping reveals that consistent acne breakouts in the same areas of your face or body are how your organs let you know they need HELP. Our intentionally crafted SKIN GLOW Herbal Tea was designed to support your body’s primary detox processes to prevent the constant pushing of toxins out through the skin, which you perceive as a breakout.  Nourishing burdock root rapidly cleanses impurities from the body that contribute to persistent skin flare ups while grounding dandelion root promotes the flow of these waste products out of the liver and into the colon. Warming ginger and yellow dock root properly flush this waste from the body by stimulating adequate digestion and elimination. Consistent use of this tea may improve the appearance and frequency of skin eruptions like acne and eczema as the herbs support the removal of the culprits behind these breakouts from the body, leaving your skin clearer than the ocean. Best when consumed 4-5x per week upon rising on an empty stomach, OR after your last meal at night. DECOCT THIS TEA. See the “How to Use” section below for instructions.  The SKIN GLOW Herbal Tea may induce skin purging. Skin purging is completely normal when incorporating truly clarifying products into your skin care routine for the first time, just as the purging of your bowels would be when trying a new colon cleanse. Check out this blog post or YouTube video for more information on skin purging. "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking any other medications, we recommend speaking to your primary healthcare provider before incorporating any new herbs into your regimen."