Wooden Spoon Herbs
Wooden Spoon Herbs Light Ray Tincture
Wooden Spoon Herbs Light Ray Tincture
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2 fl oz
A luscious, berry-red antioxidant elixir that's here to bless your skin from the inside out. This unique marrying of adaptogens and superfoods is crafted to deliver your complexion to its most luminous state. Your glow awaits!
Ingredients: Organic Rosehips Fruit, Organic Schisandra Fruit, Organic Hibiscus Flower, Organic Goji Fruit, Organic Gotu Kola Leaf, Organic Nettle Leaf
Cautions: Consult your healthcare provider prior to use if you have an immune system disorder, auto-immune condition, are taking immunosuppressants, or if you are pregnant.
How to use: Take 3 ml with included measuring dropper 3 times daily. Add a dropperful to still or sparkling water, juice, tea, smoothies, cocktails and mocktails to instantly make any beverage skin-loving.
The Benefits
- Rejuvenates and refreshes
- Adaptogens support the nervous system
- Supports the liver’s natural detoxification process
Nettle is so deeply nourishing that it’s a weedy superfood! It’s a nutrient and mineral rich tonic to the veins, lungs, and kidneys. Especially supportive to the body’s elimination pathways it helps the body remove excess fluids, keeps skin glowing, and offers seasonal support for healthy eyes and sinuses.
Rosehips are one of the highest plant sources of vitamin C, a nutrient needed for innumerable bodily processes, including balanced immune system function. The hip is the fruit grown from the flower of a rose that ripens juicy and sweet in autumn.
rich source of lignans—anti-inflammatory compounds which exhibit potent antioxidant benefits. This makes it a powerful tool in the fight against inflammation, and this berry is known to give the skin a healthy glow. In addition, it fights against oxidative damage to the skin.
Brand story:
Founder Lauren Haynes has always found nourishment in nature. Lauren grew up obsessed with the natural world in Chattanooga, Tennessee. After absorbing all the back-to-the-land folk wisdom she could find, Lauren dug into the books at Appalachian Center for Natural Health. For three years she studied everything herbalism, from cellular biology to energetic flower essences to folk healing to clinical studies, anatomy, physiology, and phytochemistry. Lauren seeded Wooden Spoon Herbs in her Tennessee kitchen, and sprouted it at an Appalachian mountain farmers’ market stall. Today, Lauren's goal is to make earth-grown, time-tested herbal formulas accessible—for the health of ourselves and our planet.
**These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
