ROOTED RITUAL TEA - 25 Pyramid

Botanical Scalp Detox • Hair • Bath • Sip Tea

A grounding botanical scalp detox ritual designed to clarify the scalp, rebalance the skin, and restore healthy hair roots.

Rooted Ritual is a professional-grade herbal infusion created for beauty providers, head spas, and ritual-based self-care. Use it as a scalp detox pour, herbal hair rinse, bath or foot soak, or calming herbal tea to support both physical and energetic reset.

This blend is ideal for scalp buildup, congestion, oil imbalance, stress-related hair concerns, and grounding the nervous system during detox services.

WHY BEAUTY PROFESSIONALS LOVE ROOTED RITUAL

✔ Designed specifically for head spa & scalp detox services
✔ Helps release buildup, heaviness, and scalp congestion
✔ Supports oil balance and scalp clarity
✔ Enhances hair softness post-detox
✔ Grounds the nervous system during treatments
✔ One sachet = multiple ritual applications
✔ Low cost, high-impact service add-on

This is not a cosmetic tea — it is a functional ritual tool for modern beauty spaces.

HOW TO USE (PROTOCOLS)

✧ Scalp Detox Pour / Hair Tea

Steep 1 pyramid sachet in hot water for 10 minutes. Allow to cool to warm. Pour slowly over the scalp at the shampoo sink or massage gently into the scalp before rinsing. Finish with a cool water rinse if desired.

Best for:
• scalp detox services
• oily or congested scalps
• head spa rituals
• post-exfoliation calming

✧ Herbal Hair Rinse

Use as a final rinse after shampoo to support scalp clarity and hair softness.

✧ Bath or Foot Soak

Add 1–2 sachets to warm water for a grounding botanical soak that supports detox and relaxation.

✧ Sip Tea

Steep 1 sachet in hot water for 5–10 minutes. Enjoy mindfully to support digestion and nervous system grounding.

INGREDIENTS

Organic rose petals, hibiscus, lavender, lemon balm, peppermint, licorice root.

 WHO IT’S FOR

✔ Hairstylists & salon owners
✔ Head spa practitioners
✔ Holistic beauty professionals
✔ Ritual-based self-care lovers
✔ Clients experiencing scalp imbalance or stress