Catnip
Fresh herbal aroma + a naturally refreshing addition to food and herbal infusions.
E£148.00
have a mild, minty, herbaceous aroma with delicate earthy notes. They can be used in herbal infusions, creative recipes, and as a fragrant addition to selected dishes.
Taste Catnip has a delicate, herbaceous flavor with soft mint-like notes and a slightly earthy character. When steeped, it produces a mild aromatic infusion |
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Cultures United States, Germany, France, United Kingdom |
Dishes Restaurant-Style Garnishes, Bean and Lentil Dishes , Soups , Gourmet Appetizers , Smoothies , Garnish , ,Pasta |
benefits:
Face:
Provides a botanical ingredient for simple DIY skincare routines.
Contains naturally occurring plant compounds.
Cosmetic benefits are not well established, so avoid presenting catnip as a treatment for skin conditions.
Body:
Traditionally used to prepare mild herbal infusions.
Offers a gentle, mint-like aroma.
Can add variety to a botanical tea collection.
Hair:
Can be used in a cooled herbal rinse.
Adds a light herbal fragrance to a hair-care routine.
Evidence for specific hair-growth or scalp benefits is limited.
For the Face:
Refreshing Feel: Fresh catnip leaves can be incorporated into a simple, gentle DIY rinse as part of a personal skincare routine.
Plant-Based Care: Catnip contains naturally occurring plant compounds, although its cosmetic benefits are not well established by clinical research.
How to Use: Prepare a mild infusion, allow it to cool completely, and patch-test before external use. Avoid the eyes and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
For the Body:
Herbal Infusion: Catnip leaves are traditionally used to prepare a mild herbal tea.
Refreshing Aroma: Their gentle herbal scent makes them suitable for relaxing, aromatic routines.
How to Use: Steep a small amount of fresh leaves in hot water for 5–10 minutes, then strain. Check suitability with a healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking medication.
For the Hair:
Herbal Rinse: A cooled catnip infusion may be used as an occasional rinse, although evidence for hair benefits is limited.
Gentle Herbal Routine: Its mild botanical aroma adds a natural touch to a simple hair-care ritual.
How to Use: After shampooing, apply a small amount of cooled infusion to the hair and scalp, avoiding the eyes. Patch-test first and discontinue if irritation occurs.
