This beautiful flower is grown in Africa, Thailand, China and Mexico. Historically, the Chinese and Indians used hibiscus tea to darken hair. It is a very versatile herb and with the presence of carotenoids and flavonoids, it is used a coloring agent or as a seasoning. You can let your imagination run wild and curate impressive sweet and savory dishes with this powdered flower! Fun fact: Hibiscus was also known as the shoe flower because the juice of its flower petals was used to produce black shoe dye.
Wellness*: Mix 1 tsp of the powder in a little bit of boiling water. Add a sweetener - maple syrup, honey or sugar. If you prefer a hot latte, top it up with hot milk of choice, otherwise add ice and top it up with cold milk!
It can also be added directly to your favourite shakes, smoothies, oatmeal, baked goods, soups or curries for an added boost.
*Note: Why is my herb leaving some residue? Find out more under the Product FAQ section.
Skin/Hair Care: Mix the desired amount in your face pack, hair mask, etc. and apply directly on your face or scalp. It can also be infused in any oil for direct application!
