Get that sunny glow all day with teas that will hydrate and rejuvenate your skin and body. Skip the coffee jitters and kickstart your day with calm, clean energy. It’s time to stir in a new powerhouse sidekick to boost your morning routine!
Teas to Glow + Boost
NOURISH THE SKIN FROM WITHIN
Glow + Boost Tea Guide
HEIGHTEN YOUR DEFENCE THROUGH THE GOODNESS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IMMUNE-BOOSTING INGREDIENTS:
BALANCED ENERGY BOOST
Looking for an extra spring in your step? Uncover the energizing, yet balanced joy of matcha. This detoxifying matcha green tea powder delivers an abundance of health, energy, and maximum antioxidants.
READY, SET, GLOW!
Hydrate your senses with this naturally-caffeine free and immunity-boosting mineral-rich rooibos. Packed with powerful health-boosting antioxidants and unique nutrients, such as zinc and alpha-hydroxy acid, this naturally sweet blend has been linked to improved skin, hair, and nail health (¹). Go ahead, nourish your skin, and glow from within! Learn more about rooibos here.
ENERGIZE THE MIND & BODY
Embrace the day feeling refreshed and energized. Yerba Maté (a vigorous stimulant) and Ginkgo biloba work with ginseng for sustained energy and to reset your body clock.
REJUVENATING RESTORATION
Looking for an extra spring in your step? Uncover the energizing, yet balanced joy of matcha. This detoxifying matcha green tea powder delivers an abundance of health, energy, and maximum antioxidants.
READY, SET, GLOW!
Hydrate your senses with this naturally-caffeine free and immunity-boosting mineral-rich rooibos. Packed with powerful health-boosting antioxidants and unique nutrients, such as zinc and alpha-hydroxy acid, this naturally sweet blend has been linked to improved skin, hair, and nail health (¹). Go ahead, nourish your skin, and glow from within! Learn more about rooibos here.
HEALTHY HYDRATION
Refresh with a thirst-quenching blend. Packed with antioxidants from green tea, this sugar-free iced tea is a fresh and healthy way to stay hydrated and care for your body. Dive into sweet pineapple & crisp mint, a shiver of refreshment in a glass.
ENERGIZE THE MIND & BODY
Embrace the day feeling refreshed and energized. Yerba Maté (a vigorous stimulant) and Ginkgo biloba work with ginseng for sustained energy and to reset your body clock.
BRAIN FUEL
Kickstart your day with calm and focused energy. Ashwagandha has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years, celebrated most for its stress relieving properties. Beetroot increases oxygen flow throughout your body so you can face your morning workout or meeting with energy and focus!
HEALTHY HYDRATION
Refresh with a thirst-quenching blend. Packed with antioxidants from green tea, this sugar-free iced tea is a fresh and healthy way to stay hydrated and care for your body. Dive into sweet pineapple & crisp mint, a shiver of refreshment in a glass.
Ingredient Highlights
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MATCHA
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ROOIBOS
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BEET
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ASHWAGANDHA
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YERBA MATE
MATCHA
Prized for its high concentration of nutrients as well as its distinctive flavor, Matcha offers the same health benefits as whole leaf green tea, amplified because you are actually ingesting the tea leaves¹. Numerous medical studies point to Matcha’s beneficial properties; high in nutrients such as polyphenols, L-theanine², minerals, vitamins, fibres, potassium, and chlorophyll.
ROOIBOS
Naturally caffeine-free and rich in antioxidants, drinking Rooibos is like drinking water that is packed with vitamins and minerals. Rooibos contains the rare alpha hydroxy acid and considerable amounts of zinc, calcium, copper and potassium, both of which are essential for optimal hair, skin, and nail health¹. Specifically, the alpha hydroxy acid can aid in your skincare routine and help to reduce wrinkles². In addition, Rooibos has high levels of flavonoids that offer a soothing effect, thereby reducing irritation and redness on the skin.
BEET
Beets contain naturally high levels of nitrates, which your digestive system converts into nitric oxide. This compound relaxes and widens blood vessels, which, in turn, lowers blood pressure¹ ². Beets have also been linked to improved oxygen use, increasing stamina for the day ahead! ³
- Effect of beetroot juice on lowering blood pressure in free-living, disease-free adults: a randomized, placebo-controlled trial
- Acute ingestion of beetroot bread increases endothelium-independent vasodilation and lowers diastolic blood pressure in healthy men: a randomized controlled trial
- Whole beetroot consumption acutely improves running performance
ASHWAGANDHA
An adaptogenic, ashwagandha has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years, to relieve stress, increase energy levels, and improve concentration¹.
YERBA MATE
Yerba Mate contains a powerful stimulant called theobromine which has a smoother, longer-lasting energy effect than caffeine, without the jittery side effects¹.
Glow + Boost FAQs
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE CAFFEINE IN MATCHA AND COFFEE?
The increased energy levels that are produced by coffee is only a temporary effect and once it starts to wear off, the body will feel more tired than before, leaving you with those “jittery” side effects. In contrast, matcha contains roughly a third of the caffeine content as compared to coffee. However, due to the presence of the L-theanine, the caffeine is stored in the body and released at a much slower pace, enabling the body to be energized for a longer period of time.
WHY ARE HERBAL TEAS & BOTANICALS SO HYDRATING?
As a flavorful drink without added sweeteners or colors, herbal teas & botanicals are not only deliciously hydrating, they’re also filled with tons of feel-good ingredients!
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF PUTTING TEA ON YOUR FACE?
Did you know that teas are also great for our skin? To see benefits, you can drink or apply directly to your skin. Due to antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties, one of the best teas for skin is green tea. According to research, the polyphenols in green tea, when applied to the skin, help reduce sebum secretion, which can lead to acne¹.
1. Green Tea and Other Tea Polyphenols: Effects on Sebum Production and Acne Vulgaris