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Aveda Tea Copycat Recipe

Aveda Comfort Tea

Have you ever had Aveda’s Comfort Tea?

It’s delicious.

When getting my hair done at our local Aveda salon the receptionist and/or stylists typically offer me a choice of hot tea or water.

Take them up on the offer, especially the hot tea! Hot tea is so relaxing, and it absolutely adds to the “relax, rejuvenate and pamper” mindset that Aveda does so well. When I leave an Aveda store I feel like a new woman.

Aveda Tea Recipe

The following is the tea recipe that I created which is modeled after Aveda’s Comfort Tea. (It also reminds me of Yogi’s Calming Tea, which is fabulous as well.)

The secret to the tea is the licorice, folks. If you don’t like licorice in herb form, you won’t like this tea.

Another one of the reasons I like this Aveda tea recipe is because it tastes great without having to add any sweetener or cream. It’s perfect just as is.

Here is my Aveda tea recipe that I created which is modeled after Aveda's Comfort Tea. It is so delicious! Make a batch and make a cup all year round.

Aveda Tea Recipe

1/2 c + 2 Tbs licorice root cut
1/2 c peppermint leaf cut
1 Tbs fennel seed
1 Tbs basil

Instructions:  Combine ingredients in a large bowl. Store in an airtight container.

Directions: To make one cup of tea steep 1 Tbs of the tea mix (or so) in a cup of hot water and enjoy! Try a tea infuser like this one to make it simple.

Here is my Aveda tea recipe that I created which is modeled after Aveda's Comfort Tea. It is so delicious! Make a batch and make a cup all year round.

*Remember, this tea is NOT ok to drink during pregnancy, however, every other stage of life will be fine.
PS – If you’re looking for a place to buy herbs, check out your local health food store (that’s where I got mine), Mountain Rose Herbs or The Bulk Herb Store. I’ve purchased herbs all these places and have had good experiences. If you want to save a lot of money buy online and in bulk. If you don’t drink tea often, buy the herbs local and in small quantities.

Ann

Wednesday 31st of October 2018

Is this tea safe for a nursing mother?

Lindsey

Monday 5th of November 2018

No, because of the peppermint I believe. But I think you'd have to drink quite a bit of it to make an impact.

Raechel

Thursday 29th of August 2013

OMG, I absolutely LOVE this tea! Thank you so much for the recipe! You've inspired me to make some of my own tea recipes. Cheers!

Rachel

Wednesday 13th of March 2013

Quick question, did you grind the fennel seeds at all? Thanks!

Lindsey Morrow

Wednesday 13th of March 2013

Nope! :)

Jessica Patronis

Wednesday 15th of February 2012

How do they sell the herbs in bulk? Is it by weight? If so, would it be possible for you to give weights of each ingredient so we know how much to get at the store? Thanks for this post, I will definitely try the tea. Next tell us how to clone EMAB's Peaceful Mama tea, that's my favorite!

Lindsey Morrow

Thursday 16th of February 2012

They sell herbs by the pound. For most herbs, if you bought a pound you'd be getting A LOT! Honestly, I'd just eyeball it while you scoop it out. All of the ingredients in this post aren't expensive, so you shouldn't have to worry about paying too much at checkout.

Lindsey Morrow

Wednesday 4th of January 2012

Hi Amy! Try eating Basil when you want to have that babe. I think that's why the eggplant parmesean is said to work. As for the licorice, per Susun Weed's book, "Avoid steroids and herbs containing steroid-like factors, including Agave, Ginseng, Licorice, Hops, Sage (which also decreases lactation)." That's all I know! Miss you too by the way. Thanks for noticing the hair! Got it chopped off on my "date" last night.