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Dandelion Root • Burdock Root • Chamomile
This is the best trio for gut and skin inflammation, we formulate 100% organic wild roots and flowers from USA with the perfect balance ratio so your inflammation calms down quickly.
Many inflammatory skin concerns don’t begin on the surface.
When digestion is sluggish or the gut lining is irritated, the body can shift into a low-grade inflammatory state. Skin often reflects this through congestion, puffiness, breakouts, or reactivity.
This blend was created to support the internal pathways that influence skin from within.
Dandelion root supports bile flow and digestive movement. When bile isn’t moving well, the body has a harder time processing fats and clearing metabolic waste — and that stagnation can show up on the skin.
Burdock root has traditionally been used for inflamed, breakout-prone, or congested skin. It supports liver and lymphatic pathways that help move fluid and metabolic byproducts through the body.
Chamomile soothes the gut lining and calms the nervous system. When the stomach and nervous system settle, inflammatory signals in the body often decrease — and skin can look calmer as a result.
Together, this trio offers steady internal support for clearer, calmer skin over time.
This is not a harsh cleanse.
It’s a gentle daily infusion that supports digestion, fluid movement, and inflammation balance.
Sometimes clearer skin starts in the stomach, not the surface.
Please consult your healthcare provider before using any herbal remedies, as individual health conditions vary. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor prior to use.
What it supports
• Sluggish digestion
• Bile flow
• Skin congestion
• Puffiness
• Reactive skin
• Stress-related flare-ups
• Post-travel or rich food reset
Earthy, lightly bitter, softly floral.
Grounding and balanced.
Taraxacum officinale (dandelion root)
Arctium lappa (burdock root)
Matricaria recutita (chamomile)
Add 1 tablespoon to 2 cups water.
Simmer gently 10–15 minutes.
Cover and steep 5 minutes.
Strain.
Drink 1–2 cups daily.
High-quality whole herbs don’t release everything at once.
The first infusion gently rehydrates and opens the plant’s structure.
The second infusion is often where the depth reveals itself — smoother, rounder, more mineral, more complete.
Because our blends are made with intact leaves, roots, and flowers — not powdered fragments — the compounds extract in layers.
You may notice:
Less sharpness
More body
A softer, fuller taste
This is a sign of quality.
The plant still has more to give.
We always recommend steeping your blend a second time before composting the herbs. Many customers find the second cup is their favorite.
If you want a slightly more poetic version (very on-brand for you):
The first steep awakens the plant.
The second steep reveals its depth.
Whole herbs release slowly — the way nature intended.
When the structure is intact, the extraction is layered.
Don’t rush it.
Let the plant open.
1 oz loose leaf
≈ 24-30 servings
Consult your healthcare provider if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care.
Dandelion Root • Burdock Root • Chamomile
This is the best trio for gut and skin inflammation, we formulate 100% organic wild roots and flowers from USA with the perfect balance ratio so your inflammation calms down quickly.
Many inflammatory skin concerns don’t begin on the surface.
When digestion is sluggish or the gut lining is irritated, the body can shift into a low-grade inflammatory state. Skin often reflects this through congestion, puffiness, breakouts, or reactivity.
This blend was created to support the internal pathways that influence skin from within.
Dandelion root supports bile flow and digestive movement. When bile isn’t moving well, the body has a harder time processing fats and clearing metabolic waste — and that stagnation can show up on the skin.
Burdock root has traditionally been used for inflamed, breakout-prone, or congested skin. It supports liver and lymphatic pathways that help move fluid and metabolic byproducts through the body.
Chamomile soothes the gut lining and calms the nervous system. When the stomach and nervous system settle, inflammatory signals in the body often decrease — and skin can look calmer as a result.
Together, this trio offers steady internal support for clearer, calmer skin over time.
This is not a harsh cleanse.
It’s a gentle daily infusion that supports digestion, fluid movement, and inflammation balance.
Sometimes clearer skin starts in the stomach, not the surface.
Please consult your healthcare provider before using any herbal remedies, as individual health conditions vary. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor prior to use.
What it supports
• Sluggish digestion
• Bile flow
• Skin congestion
• Puffiness
• Reactive skin
• Stress-related flare-ups
• Post-travel or rich food reset
Earthy, lightly bitter, softly floral.
Grounding and balanced.
Taraxacum officinale (dandelion root)
Arctium lappa (burdock root)
Matricaria recutita (chamomile)
Add 1 tablespoon to 2 cups water.
Simmer gently 10–15 minutes.
Cover and steep 5 minutes.
Strain.
Drink 1–2 cups daily.
High-quality whole herbs don’t release everything at once.
The first infusion gently rehydrates and opens the plant’s structure.
The second infusion is often where the depth reveals itself — smoother, rounder, more mineral, more complete.
Because our blends are made with intact leaves, roots, and flowers — not powdered fragments — the compounds extract in layers.
You may notice:
Less sharpness
More body
A softer, fuller taste
This is a sign of quality.
The plant still has more to give.
We always recommend steeping your blend a second time before composting the herbs. Many customers find the second cup is their favorite.
If you want a slightly more poetic version (very on-brand for you):
The first steep awakens the plant.
The second steep reveals its depth.
Whole herbs release slowly — the way nature intended.
When the structure is intact, the extraction is layered.
Don’t rush it.
Let the plant open.
1 oz loose leaf
≈ 24-30 servings
Consult your healthcare provider if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care.
