🌿 From Tea to Toner: Create Your Morning Spice & Shine Mist

Loved your Morning Spice & Shine tea? 🌿You can easily transform this nourishing brew into a refreshing, skin-loving face mist.

Cinnamon, bay leaves, and ginger, capturing the essence of a natural, plant-powered face mist ritual.

🌼 How to Make Your Morning Spice & Shine Face Mist

1. Brew a fresh cup of Morning Spice & Shine tea.

2. Let it cool completely.

3. Strain well and pour into a clean spray bottle.

4. Add a splash of witch hazel (alcohol-free preferred).

5. (Optional) Add 2–4 drops of essential oils for extra aromatherapy and skin benefits (see customizations below).

6. Shake gently before each use.

💧 Mist your face lightly throughout the day for an energizing, skin-soothing refresh.

⚠️ Important: Once you add essential oils, the mist is for external use only. Do not drink the mixture after adding oils.

🌿✨ Essential Oils for Your Skin Type (Optional Customizations)

Oily / Blemish-Prone Skin

• Tea Tree

• Geranium

• Lavender

Normal / Balanced Skin

• Lavender

• Sweet Orange

• Frankincense

Combination / T-Zone Skin

• Geranium

• Cypress

• Lemon

⚠️ Important Note: Lemon essential oil can cause photosensitivity. Limit direct sun exposure for at least 12 hours after using lemon on your skin.

Dry Skin

• Sandalwood

• Rose (or Rose Geranium)

• Myrrh

Mature / Aging Skin

• Frankincense

• Helichrysum

• Myrrh

🌟 Tips for Best Results

• Store your mist in the refrigerator for an extra cooling effect.

• Use within one week (tea-only) or two weeks (if witch hazel is added).

• Shake gently before each misting.

💛 A Final Thought

Nature works in subtle, beautiful ways. Whether you’re sipping your tea or misting your skin, you’re weaving simple, loving rituals into your daily life—and that is powerful. 🌿

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🌸 Disclaimer

This post is for educational and inspirational purposes only—I’m not a doctor or licensed wizard. Just a botanical enthusiast who loves a good cup of tea. Please check with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition. 🌿