Love Nectar 100ml

INGREDIENTS

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) leaf*, hibiscus ( Hibiscus sabdariffa) calyx*

In a base of non palm glycerine, distilled water and 10% alcohol to enhance shelf life.

*Organic Ingredients

HOW TO USE

Add to soda water, mocktails, juice or to any other drinks to make a beautiful love and happiness herbal elixir

A sugar free sweet herbal nectar containing the OG happiness herb - damiana and the sweet but sour hydration ally - hibiscus .

This lovely syrup is intended to bring a little herbal love and happiness vibes to your sunny afternoons, a little pink herbal magick into your summertime drinks. Simply add a few dropper fulls into a glass, add some soda or mineral water and maybe a few edible flowers and there you have it. A delicious and pretty in pink drink, fit for all the lovers. If you are so inclined you could add to smoothies, or even to cocktails or tea if you so wish!

This palm free glycerine extract is made by hand by Misty and utilises these two magickal ingredients:

Damiana - As a teen in the 90s, damiana enthralled me. It was so exotic and sold alongside incense, silver jewellery and tie die velvet dresses at hippy stores . In fact, I’m pretty sure that damiana is the basis of the hippy shop smell. Anyway - it is a beautiful and multifaceted herb, a Mexican beauty, damiana is at once relaxing and restoring for the mind, quieting the inner voice, but also uplifting when needed. It is relaxing for a tense body but stimulating for the senses. It is one of those beautiful herbs that feeds the nervous system and stokes the fires of connection. Damiana is often used in love and lust potions and charms and is used in sex magic and tantric rituals. Totally a herb for all the lovers.

Hibiscus - A tart, sweet and sour, ruby red flower, hibiscus flowers are used in spiritual practices throughout the world where they are associated with love and are said to stimulate the senses, as well as being useful in rituals to attract love and lust. Hibiscus is also used to refresh exhausted minds and tired spirits and provide a fresh outlook and energy. Hibiscus is also used in magick to cool overheated tempers and to help release stagnant energy blockages.

Why is it called Lovers Nectar? Its a light pink hue and contains the herbs I associate with love and lovers. Think of it like Love Potion number one.

What does it taste like? On its own it is very sweet, slightly herbaceous and a little sour all at the same time, mixed into drinks, it is light in flavour and colour and perfect for summer.

NOT FOR USE DURING PREGNANCY

Calling all the lovers.