Pure And Easy TeaRadiance, Herbal Tea for Healthy-Looking Skin and Natural Glow, 100% Caffeine-Free Botanical Blend, 30-Day Supply, 100g

Pure and Easy Tea's Radiance blend consists of an impressive list of 9 quality herbal ingredients in a loose leaf form. The herbs include rooibos, chamomile, hibiscus, peppermint and ginger root. The blend smelled very fresh with multiple pleasant herby notes when I opened it. I have long enjoyed teas with one or more of these ingredients and was very excited to try a tea blend with this combination of ingredients.I tried two cups of tea on separate days following the brewing instructions of 1 rounded teaspoon per 8 oz of boiling water. I was careful to shake the pouch and stir the herbs around to make sure I had a well-mixed blend of tea for my tea infuser. On both occasions, the tea was on the weak side and I couldn't detect any particular herb very well. I used a measuring teaspoon, but maybe I should have used a larger spoon to dispense the tea. I think I will double the amount of tea for the next cup.One of the nice aspects of using loose leaf tea is that you can easily adjust the amount of tea you use to your preferred taste and strength. With this blend, you will need to experiment a bit to get the right amount of tea per serving to suite your taste preference.This tea blend is priced a bit high for me, so I see this product as more of an occasional indulgence, rather than an everyday tea.

There are a lot of different herbs in this tea blend but I couldn't really taste or smell it. The one herb that i kept getting notes of while sipping on it was just mainly mint. Overall it's ok. As for the health benefit claims and youthfulness claims, I am unsure and can't say on that since diet and exercise and everything else varies from person to person. Overall, it seems like an ok tea, nothing too special about it.

I like the fact that each Pure and Easy tea blend seems carefully curated using knowledge of the helpful properties of each plant. While I cannot speak to the skin helping properties of this tea, I can speak to the relaxing/soothing effects. I was happy to see that this blend contains Holy Basil (one of my favorite tea ingredients), Chamomile and Hibiscus. I love these plants for their ability to soothe away the stress of the day. I enjoy this tea in the evening before bed and it has become a valued bedtime habit.I will say that when I brew the tea as directed (1 teaspoon per 8 oz. of water) the result is a weak brew after 5 minutes of steeping. If you like stronger flavors, like me, I would suggest 1.5 - 2 teaspoons per cup of water. I shake the bag before each brew to make sure that I get a somewhat consistent flavor with each cup. Doing this, I get a tasty peppermint tea with notes of Holy Basil & Rooibos.

Rather small bag for the price point. This is a food product sourced from China, which is a serious health concern. No use by or packing date.

This review is for the "Pure And Easy Tea, Radiance, Supports Youthful Skin Glow and Healthy Complexion . . . "I was excited to try a new herbal tea, so I opened this as soon as it arrived. It looked very pretty and it smelled so good! I could really smell the peppermint. Following the directions, I made a cup right away using a heaping teaspoon of loose tea and I let it steep for 5 minutes. I was not disappointed! It has a really wonderful flavor. It seems like it's made with high-quality ingredients to create such a rich flavor. I'm so happy I got this & it's my new favorite tea.

I made a full pot of this tea not knowing exactly how much tea to put in the strainer, but I guessed and it seems fine. The taste is pretty … I’m not a fan of camomile so I didn’t have great expectations, but it makes a pleasant drink either hot or cold. Can’t speak to the cosmetic impact— I ordered it because it’s not easy to find tasty decaf tea. If my skin starts glowing in a few weeks I’ll be sure to come back to sing its praises, but for now it’s fine as a beverage and nicely made. A bit too minty for my taste, but I’m getting used to it.

This tea smelled better than it tasted. There were just too many competing flavors for any of them to come through properly. The only flavors I recognized were peppermint and hibiscus. That being said, it's not a terrible tea. It wasn't bitter or unpleasant in any way.My biggest complaint would be the price. Thirty dollars for a small bag of tea is far more than other competing brands, and it's not a stand out blend for the cost.

I got this tea mainly for the flavor, not the claims it makes. First off - $30 for a bag of tea. Wow! That is a high price so you better really like tea. Despite all the different teas in this tea, two flavors stood out the most - peppermint and hibiscus. The combination makes it taste sweet and peppermint-y and literally reminded me of a candy cane. The used tea after you're done soaking it is more like a peppermint toothpaste smell. None of this is a bad thing, just unexpected. It's not an overwhelming flavor despite this. Overall, I do like the tea and I can tell from the package that they do take pride in their tea. But that price tag is definitely going to be a dealbreaker for some people.