A little plant power for quieter moments
Rest & unwind
Discover Nighttime and Calm, our alcohol-free herbal tinctures for your evening and everyday rituals. Each brings together six carefully selected herbs, drawing on generations of botanical tradition.
Explore the blends and meet the herbs behind them.
Nighttime and Calm: the herbs behind the blends
Two blends, each with its own botanical character. Nighttime and Calm both contain ashwagandha and passionflower, alongside a different combination of four complementary herbs.
NIGHTTIME: YOUR EVENING RITUAL
Hops, lavender, chamomile and catnip join passionflower and ashwagandha in our six-herb Nighttime blend.
From the familiar fragrance of lavender to the delicate flowers of chamomile, this formula brings together a collection of botanicals with a rich herbal heritage. An alcohol-free tincture to make part of your bedtime routine.
CALM: A MOMENT FOR YOURSELF
Lemon balm, vervain, flowering oat tops and linden flower join ashwagandha and passionflower in our six-herb Calm blend.
Leaf, flower and flowering tops come together in a formula rooted in botanical tradition. Keep it close for a simple daily ritual—a moment to pause and make a little space for yourself.
Behind the blends
A little plant wisdom. A personal touch.
I’m Fleur, founder of Blooming Blends. Here I am behind the scenes at our UK manufacturer, seeing our tinctures come to life.
I created Blooming Blends to make herbal tinctures second nature. For me, that starts with thoughtfully chosen herbs, carefully made blends and simple ways to bring them into your day.
Blog posts
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What adaptogens really are, where the term comes from, the traditions behind ashwagandha, Siberian ginseng and gotu kola, and what to know about safety before you start.
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