Ingredient

Dried Black Tea

Camellia Sinensis

Whilst we’ll always say yes to a comforting hot cuppa, this time we’re giving dried black tea a moment in the skincare spotlight, not the teapot.

Black tea comes from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis shrub, native to China and grown widely across Asia. Black tea tends to be more oxidised than other types of tea, which gives it a stronger flavour profile.

What are the benefits of dried black tea in cosmetics?

• Shiny, full hair
• Beautiful natural radiance
• Firm and toned skin

It turns out this favourite beverage will revive your complexion and your spirits. The natural caffeine in black tea helps boost circulation, which, in skincare, encourages cell repair for a gorgeous glow, especially when combined with protective antioxidants. Dried black tea is traditionally steeped in water to make a hair rinse thought to support a healthy scalp and hair.