Get the flavors and scents of the season! You will receive 1 of each and save:
- 1-Package - 2 oz Package Passion Chai Tea
- 1-7oz - Black Tin - Eucalyptus Mint Julep
- 1- 4oz Bar of Eucalyptus Mint Julep Vegan Soap
Product details:
White Squirrel Clayworks – Passion Chai Loose-Leaf Tea
Our Passion Chai Tea is an exotic, richly layered chai blend with a depth of flavor that balances fragrant florals and warming spices. This classic Indian-style chai opens with bold spice notes, followed by rich cardamom and a soft touch of lavender for a smooth, aromatic finish.
Ingredients:
Black tea, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, black pepper, white pepper, clove, nutmeg, jasmine petals, rose petals, and lavender petals
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Caffeine Level: Medium
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Antioxidant Level: High
Each package contains 2 oz. of loose-leaf tea (approximately 20–25 servings) and is designed to be used with a tea infuser. All teas are packaged in home-compostable packaging and include nutritional information and brewing instructions to help you make the perfect cup.
Eucalyptus Mint Julep Soy Candle
Breathe deep and feel refreshed. This invigorating blend of eucalyptus and spearmint is brightened with lemon, softened by lavender, and finished with a whisper of sage. It’s like a clean breeze through a summer herb garden.
Hand-poured into a sleek 7 oz. This black metal tin with a convenient wood-grain tin lid features natural soy wax and a pure hemp wick for a clean, long-lasting burn of up to 45 hours. Paraffin-free and made for moments of calm.
Eucalyptus Mint – Vegan Soap - Eucalyptus Mint Julep Vegan Soap is an invigorating herbal blend of cool eucalyptus and refreshing spearmint, brightened with fresh lemon, soft lavender, and a subtle hint of sage for a crisp, clean scent.
Handmade with all-natural ingredients, this vegan soap is designed to gently cleanse while leaving your skin feeling smooth, nourished, and hydrated. Made with olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, water, sodium hydroxide, and fragrance oils for scent. Each bar weighs approximately 4 ounces.
