Peaceful Night – Relaxing & Sleepy Botanical Herbal Tea

An evening herbal tea to wind down after the day

Peaceful Night is a botanical herbal tea designed to accompany the transitional moments between the hustle and bustle of the day and the calm of the night.

Its composition combines plants traditionally recognized for their soothing and relaxing effects, promoting nervous relaxation and a more peaceful sleep.

An evening ritual, to slow down, breathe and allow the body to prepare for rest.

Plants and their traditional effects

Verbena & Lemon Balm

Plants widely used to soothe the nervous system , reduce nervousness and support mild stress.
They promote mental relaxation and help to calm intrusive thoughts.

Chamomile

A key plant for relaxation and digestive comfort , often associated with disorders related to tension and inner turmoil.
It promotes a gentler sleep onset.

Lavender

Traditionally recognized for its relaxing and calming properties, it accompanies the transition between wakefulness and sleep.

Rose & Dried Apple

They bring an emotional dimension: comfort, envelopment and gentleness , promoting an atmosphere conducive to rest.

What this ritual accompanies

• Difficulty slowing down at the end of the day

• Mild nervous tension

• Mental agitation

• Need to relax before bedtime

• Soothing evening ritual

Usage tips

• Infuse 1 teaspoon per 250 ml of water

• Infusion time: 5 to 10 minutes

• Consume in the evening , 30 to 60 minutes before bedtime

✨ A little tasting note

When the water is too hot and the herbal tea is drunk immediately, the aromas can close in.
Allowing it to infuse and rest for a few minutes allows the plants to settle, release their nuances, and offer a more accurate, more legible cup of coffee.
A simple moment, which changes the feeling.

Ingredients

(INCI) : Aloysia Citrodora Leaf, Melissa Officinalis Leaf, Matricaria Chamomilla Flower, Lavandula Angustifolia Flower, Rosa spp. Petal, Malus Domestica Fruit

Precautions

• Aromatic plants: moderate use during pregnancy

• This is not a substitute for medical supervision.