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Article: Edobio Tisana Herbal Tea

Edobio Tisana Herbal Tea

Edobio Tisana Herbal Tea

In Japan, tea is more than just a hot drink. A ritual with a deep meaning within Japanese culture, a lot of importance is placed on both tea and the tea ceremony as it represents purity, respect, harmony and tranquillity. Over the centuries, Japanese people have enjoyed drinking tea to feel a sense of relaxation and appreciate the earthy, bittersweet flavour.


On top of having beauty secrets passed down from one generation to the next, the Japanese also understand the importance of inner beauty. As our environment and lifestyles change, we constantly need to develop self-care habits that fit our daily lives. Drinking tea regularly can provide overall health benefits to our bodies.



The beauty benefits of drinking tea

Tea offers many health benefits - both inside and out. Tea starts with water, and water is one of the most essential elements in keeping our skin clear and healthy. Popular teas such as green tea are jam-packed with antioxidants and sun damage-fighting agents, helping to prevent wrinkle formation.


By consuming a balanced diet and incorporating tea into our daily lives, we can efficiently draw out our body’s inherent strength, achieving balance both internally and externally.




Tea for modern-day wellness


With all these in mind, EDOBIO has come up with a range of blended herbal teas. Inspired by both Eastern and Western regimens that were fused together during the Edo period, EDOBIO’s new Green Tea Slim & Relax Flow Tisana herbal teas utilize biotechnology to help improve a person’s overall quality of life.


Focusing on the functionality and values of modern times, EDOBIO’s new range of blended herbal teas (or tisane) consists of an infusion of fragrant herbs, fruit, bark, flowers and spices. A great alternative to traditional tea (which is usually caffeine-free), tisane is designed to be steeped or simmered in hot water. Both soothing and refreshing, these herbal teas are perfect for ending your meal. Complementary to most desserts, they are also a mild alternative to coffee.


EDOBIO Green Tea Slim - Herbal Tea for the Morning


Designed for health-conscious individuals, this herbal tea is perfect for those who are concerned with what they put into their bodies. Made to be consumed in the morning, this blend consists of nettle leaf, juniper berry, chicory root, and lemongrass.


Carefully selected for their ability to help get rid of excess water these herbs have been blended with the leaves of “Kunisato Number 35,” a type of blueberry plant produced in Miyazaki Prefecture, and green tea from Kagoshima Prefecture.


One of the most popular teas all over the world, green tea contains powerful catechins that have been shown to revive dying skin cells and promote healthy new cells. Containing potent polyphenols that fight free radicals, green tea is great at reducing skin damage, giving protection from ultraviolet rays and preventing wrinkle formation.


With its refreshing and light flavour, this tea can be enjoyed either hot or cold in the mornings or throughout your day. Click here to explore.



EDOBIO Relax Flow - Herbal Tea for the Night

Carefully blended to relieve the stresses of the busy, modern-day person, this herbal tea was designed to relieve stress, helping you relax and start the next day refreshed and rejuvenated. Perfect for winding down at night, this blend consists of nine types of relaxing herbs, including lemon verbena, chamomile, calendula, elderflower, and rooibos.


Blended with Miyazaki Prefecture’s “Kunisato Number 35” blueberry leaves and Fukuoka Prefecture’s genmai (or brown rice), this tea helps calm the senses and centre yourself amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life.


Rooibos (also known as Red Bush Tea) is a tea that has been used for thousands of years in South Africa. Known for its power to treat a variety of skin conditions, rooibos helps to fight unwanted pathogens and keep eczema & acne at bay. This blend also features chamomile which promotes relaxation and sleep. If you have trouble getting your beauty sleep and suffer from dark circles, this may just be the perfect beauty companion.


Soothing and rejuvenating, you can also enjoy this tea either hot or cold during the evening. Click here to explore. 




How to prepare your tea:

EDOBIO's new tisana herbal teas can be enjoyed both hot and cold, and preparation depends on your preference.


One of the biggest differences between hot and cold tea is flavour and aroma. Cold tea tends to make flavours more subtle, while warm or hot tea allows you to fully enjoy the scent and subtleties of the tea's flavour. However, cold tea is more refreshing and is perfect for consumption throughout your day, whereas hot tea is better in the morning as part of your routine or after your meal at night.



No matter how you like to enjoy your tea, there’s no denying the multiple benefits that it provides. Made to fit in with the values and lifestyle of our modern lives, the new tisana herbal teas from EDOBIO’s Inner Beauty Series are both functional and a treat for the senses. 


From essential care within to must-have protection on the outside, boost your well-being and strengthen the health of your skin with EDOBIO today.

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