Deep Reset Detox Loose Leaf Ritual Sip Tea
 
A bright, caffeine-free, Reiki-infused loose leaf tea crafted for release, renewal, and deep energetic reset.
 
Deep Reset Detox is a cleansing Loose Leaf Ritual Sip Tea created for the moments when you are ready to let go of what feels heavy and return to a clearer inner rhythm.
 
Made with organic lemongrass, organic echinacea, organic licorice, organic dandelion, organic peppermint, organic tulsi, and organic ginger, this caffeine-free blend is bright, minty, earthy, and gently warming. Sip Deep Reset Detox when your body, mind, or spirit is craving a fresh start, a clearing breath, and a moment to begin again.
 
This loose leaf jar is beautiful for reset rituals, seasonal transitions, journaling, energetic clearing, space clearing, or creating a moment of intentional release.
 
This Tea Is For Moments When…
For when you’ve been carrying too much, for too long.
 
Ingredients
Organic Lemongrass, Organic Echinacea, Organic Licorice, Organic Dandelion, Organic Peppermint, Organic Tulsi, Organic Ginger
 
How to Sip
Add approximately 3 tablespoons of loose tea to a tea infuser, reusable tea bag, French press, or small personal pot. Pour hot water over the tea and steep for 5 to 7 minutes. Sip slowly with intention. Adjust amount and steeping time to taste.
 
Size Options + Pricing
9 oz Jar — $24
Approx. 6 ritual-strength servings.
32 oz Jar — $72
Approx. 20 ritual-strength servings.
 
The Lazy Girl Tea Method:
For the easiest loose leaf ritual, add a Ritual Sip Straw. Place your loose tea directly in your mug or jar, pour hot water over the herbs, steep, and sip through the filtered straw. It keeps the herbs behind while you enjoy the tea, no infuser or straining required.
 
Product Highlights
Reiki-infused
Made with organic botanicals
Loose leaf ritual tea
Caffeine-free
Bright, minty, earthy, and gently warming
Beautiful for reset rituals, journaling, seasonal transitions, energetic clearing, space clearing, and moments of release
 
Disclaimer
These teas are created for ritual, comfort, and enjoyment. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.