T2 Tea: Stay Calm with Stress-Relieving Teas

Chamomile, rose petals, lemon balm, and peppermint are just some of the herbal teas you'll find in your favorite spa's tea box. One of the most simple and relaxing things in life is a herbal tea, so it comes as no surprise that so many people enjoy them. Brewing tea as part of an everyday ritual can be calming, relaxing, and grounding. Despite their current popularity in the wellness industry, calming teas are nothing new. Tea has long been hailed for its calming and sedative properties in communities around the world. Family get-togethers, entertaining guests, and formal events all revolve around tea. Relaxation is at hand. You'll get a real kick out of this. T2 Tea’s stress-relieving teas are a solid bet.

T2 Tea Stress-Relieving Teas

The Quiet Mind Loose Leaf Feature Cube

Take a deep breath of peppermint, lemongrass, and eucalyptus while the adaptogenic superstar reishi fights off stressors of all kinds. It's calm in a cup, free of caffeine and bursting with citrus flavor. Click here to buy this tea.

Just Peppermint Teabag

All things minty are sweetened with a cool lingering aroma to brighten up your day with this well-rounded flavor. This golden-green infusion has a mouthwateringly minty, sweet, and silky flavor. Click here to buy this tea.

Oolong Chocolate Chai Loose Leaf Gift Cube

A chocolate fountain of oohs and aahs pours out of this brew, making your taste buds swoon. Clove, cinnamon, and black pepper add sweetness and a lingering tingle to the whole thing. Click here to buy this tea.

The Glowgetter Loose Leaf Feature Cube

With a powerful blend of alfalfa, rose, vanilla, and linden, you can replenish your radiance. It tastes like a bouquet of flowers and leaves you feeling like a daisy in the morning. This tea will make you look and feel great from head to toe. Click here to buy this tea.

Can tea truly relax you?

Stress can be alleviated through the use of rituals, and making tea can be one of those. In the past, when faced with a crisis, what have we always done? It's time for tea!
For centuries, tea has been revered for its calming effects and ability to put the stresses of the outside world into perspective. The best way to stay calm in the midst of a third world war is by drinking soothing teas when you're under pressure. Relaxing herbal tisanes and namasté notions can help you float through the commotion with a serene smile on your face.