Frequently Asked Questions

We don’t treat herbs as lifestyle trends or miracle fixes.

Our work is rooted in traditional herbal practice, informed by modern research where available, and translated into products people can realistically use day to day.

That means clear language, honest framing of evidence, and formulations designed for consistency rather than hype. We focus on what holds up over time.

Some of the plants we use are supported by modern research, while others are primarily grounded in traditional use. We are explicit about the difference.

When research exists, we reference what it suggests (and what it doesn’t). When something is based on tradition, we say so clearly.

We don’t stretch evidence to sell products.

Many people do, but we don’t position our products as replacements for prescribed medication. Herbal remedies work best as supportive tools within a broader lifestyle.

If you’re taking medication or managing a condition, it’s wise to check with a qualified healthcare professional before introducing new herbs.

This varies by plant, product, and person. Some people notice subtle shifts within days, while others experience changes gradually over weeks.

Herbalism tends to work through consistency rather than immediacy. We encourage approaching our products as part of a routine, not a one-off intervention.

Most of our formulations are designed for gentle, ongoing support rather than aggressive short-term effects.

Not all herbs are meant to be used indefinitely, and some are better cycled or used seasonally. We share guidance where relevant and encourage listening to your body.

We prioritise:

• local sourcing where possible;
• trusted organic growers;
• partner gardens with deep herbal experience;
• some plants are responsibly wild-harvested when appropriate.

We care not just about what plant is used, but how it was grown, harvested, dried, and stored — because those details directly affect quality.

Start simple. Choose one area you’d like support with — sleep, stress, digestion, or balance — and begin with a product that fits easily into your daily rhythm.

Herbalism works best when it’s integrated, not overwhelming. You don’t need to do everything at once.

We work with both traditional herbal knowledge and modern research, but we don’t blur the line between them.

When research exists, we describe what it supports and its limits. When something is based on traditional use, we label it as such. Transparency is central to how we communicate.

We formulate with intention, not abundance for its own sake. Plants are selected based on traditional compatibility, complementary actions, and real-life usability.

Instead of “everything good in one jar,” we aim for focused blends that people can use consistently.

Sustainability for us means thoughtful sourcing, small-batch production, and long-term respect for both plants and ecosystems.

That includes local and organic sourcing where possible, responsible harvesting practices, and producing only what we can make with care.