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INFUSE
FOR THE DAY THAT NEEDS TO SET ITSELF DOWN

Bedtime tea, to unwind in the evening.

When the day needs to set itself down: Roman chamomile, lavender and passionflower, sipped slowly in the hour before bed.

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Letting the day settle in layers: what happened, what remains, what can already be let go.

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13 companions for this intention

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A method.

When the day needs to set itself down: Roman chamomile, lavender and passionflower, sipped slowly in the hour before bed.

Noble Chamomile
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Mark the end of the day

A clear gesture, at a fixed time. Close the computer. Light a candle. The body needs a signal — without one, the day keeps running in the head.

Lavender
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Choose the evening plant

Tulsi for the breath that returns. Ashwagandha for stress that releases. Chamomile for softness. Lavender for the overloaded days. One plant, several evenings.

Roses
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Prepare the infusion as a ritual

Water just under a simmer (80-85°C), 8-10 min covered. The preparation is already a release.

Passiflora · Passion Flower
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Drink without a screen

At least fifteen minutes, no phone. With a book, a window, a silence.

Mulungu
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Slip toward rest

Not sleep straight away — the transition. The body learns that after the infusion comes the slowness. A bath, reading, soft conversation.

WHAT THE COMMUNITY MURMURS

A few feedbacks, after several weeks.

« I love this product. The taste is smooth and the effects are gentle. It really helped with my sleep »
Emmawith Passiflore
« Using it twice a day and can def see a difference. Keeping me mellow and balanced. Works great in a hot beverage! »
Lauren Carrozziwith Ashwagandha
« This plant is very calming and is one of my new favorite teas right now. Very high quality petals, and i highly recommend it for relaxation and a feeling of grounding. »
Annawith Pavot de Californie

What is the best tea to drink at night before bed?

The one that suits your evening, without caffeine, steeped slowly:

  • Peaceful evenings: Roman chamomile, Chamaemelum nobile, the Humble Sovereign, the ally of gentle transitions.
  • Overloaded days: lavender, one of the plants of sacred rest, infused in the evening or slipped under the pillow, as European folk traditions did.
  • A mind that keeps turning: passionflower, Passiflora incarnata, 1 to 2 teaspoons steeped 10 to 15 minutes, an always welcome infusion for a relaxed evening.

When the nights themselves resist: herbal tea for sleep, with mulungu and wild poppy.

⊹ FREQUENT QUESTIONS ⊹

Bedtime tea, question by question

How do you make a bedtime tea?

Water just under a simmer, 80 to 85 °C, and a lid. Three to five Roman chamomile flowers, seven minutes covered, so her volatile oils stay in the cup and the tea turns liquid gold; passionflower leaves, 10 to 15 minutes.

Is a bedtime tea the same as a tea for sleep?

They overlap. The herbs on this page belong to the evening, to let the day settle; when the nights themselves resist, our herbs for sleep gather mulungu, wild poppy, the Priestess of the Night, and the plants traditions keep at the bedside.

Any precautions?

Pregnancy and breastfeeding: the European Medicines Agency does not recommend passionflower, for lack of data. With sleeping pills or anxiolytics, ask a doctor first: passionflower can add to their effect. Chamomile belongs to the daisy family; if you react to these plants, start with a small cup. After passionflower, driving waits until the next day.

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