ZEN | Limited Edition with Lemon Balm

TINY FUNGI LTD

£37.99

ZEN is our limited-edition evening formula for sleep, relaxation, and settling an anxious mind. Made in small batches using a slow, old-school extraction method, this release rested in alcohol for seven months before completion, giving the formula its depth, softness, and full-bodied character. Each ingredient has a job. Reishi sits at the centre of the blend for calm, nervous system support, and helping the body shift out of a wired state at the end of the day. Hawthorn is included for its traditional use in easing tension and supporting a steadier, more settled feel when stress has been runn

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