Blue Lotus Flower (Nymphaea caerula)

 In ancient cultures, the blue lotus was honored for its relaxing effects. It was often used to promote calmness and tranquility.

Blue lotus flower offers several benefits for the skin, including moisturizing, soothing inflammation, promoting elasticity, and fighting free radicals damage. It also helps balance oil production, which can aid in preventing acne, and contributes to a more radiant complexion

Calming Tea

Steep 1-2 teaspoons of dried Blue Lotus petals in hot water for 5-7 minutes to create a soothing tea. You can also mix it with chamomile or lavender for a wholesome experience.
Tip: Sweeten with honey or lemon for extra comfort and detoxifying effects.

Relaxing Tincture

To make a tincture, soak dried Blue Lotus petals in alcohol or vegetable glycerin for 2-3 weeks.

Take 1-2 drops under the tongue or mix in water.

Tip: Use this tincture before meditation.

Aromatic Bath Soak

Add a handful of dried petals to your bathwater for a luxurious, tranquil experience. The gentle floral aroma spreads smoothness around and makes you feel at your best.

Homemade Essential Oils

Infuse Blue Lotus petals in a carrier oil (like jojoba or coconut oil) to create your own Blue Lotus-infused essential oil. Apply a few drops to pulse points.

Blue Lotus Compress

Soak a cloth in Blue Lotus tea and apply as a warm or cool compress to areas.

The effects of Blue Lotus typically last between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the method of use and individual response. Consuming it in tea or as a tincture offers more immediate effects while using it in aromatherapy or baths may provide more gradual and prolonged effects. 

To maintain the freshness and potency of your Blue Lotus flowers, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The airtight bag ensures long-lasting freshness, so always reseal it after use. Avoid exposure to moisture or humidity, as it can affect the flowers' quality and aroma.

Blue Lotus is legal at the federal level.