Pink Cornflowers - 50g
Pink Cornflowers - 50g
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Pink Cornflowers are soft pink petals from Centaurea cyanus , used to add natural colour and a gentle floral touch to teas, crafts and DIY cosmetics. They bring a pretty confetti effect to loose-leaf tea blends, bath salts, soaps, scrubs, potpourri, handmade paper and botanical gifts. In tea blends, they have a neutral flavour that works well with calming herbs and visually brightens the mix without synthetic colourants.
♡ Why we love it: Pink cornflower petals are an easy way to make handmade blends and gifts look special. They sprinkle beautifully, add natural botanical colour and blend smoothly into teas, soaps, salts and craft projects.
Key properties
- Botanical Name: Centaurea cyanus
- Plant Part: Petal
- Form: Dried petals
- Colour: Soft pink
- Flavour Profile: Mild and neutral
- Country Of Origin: Varies by batch
- Food Grade
- Profile: Decorative botanical colour accent for tea, cosmetics and crafts
- Suitable For: Loose-Leaf Tea, Tisane Blends, Bath Salts, Soaps, Bath Bombs, Scrubs, Potpourri, Handmade Paper And Confetti
- Storage: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight
What it's used for
- Natural colour accent in loose-leaf teas and tisanes
- Decorative topping for soaps, bath bombs, salts and body scrubs
- Pretty botanical addition to potpourri and handmade paper
- Confetti-style finishing touch for handmade gifts
- Light floral cosmetic infusions and rinse-off products
- Decorative food-grade botanical blends
Who it's for
- Tea blenders wanting a soft pink botanical accent
- Soap and bath product makers
- DIY crafters making potpourri, paper or confetti
- Gift makers wanting natural colour without synthetic dyes
- Children
- Pregnancy
- Eye applications unless guided by a qualified practitioner
- People wanting a strongly flavoured tea herb
- Products where petals could block drains unless strained or used appropriately
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How to use
- In Tea: Add 1-2 teaspoons per cup to your blend, infuse with the other herbs in freshly boiled water, strain and enjoy.
- Suggested Intake: Use within suggested amounts in teas and blends.
- In Blends: Combine a small handful with favourite herbs to enhance the look of the mix.
- In Cosmetics And Crafts: Sprinkle onto soaps before set, or fold into dry bath salts, scrubs, bath bombs, potpourri or handmade paper.
- In Rinse-Off Products: Strain petals out well to help keep drains clear.
- Freshness Tip: Keep sealed away from sunlight to help preserve colour.
Safety instructions
- Not recommended for children or during pregnancy
- Use within suggested amounts in teas and blends
- For eye applications, seek guidance from a qualified practitioner
- Patch test before cosmetic use
- Avoid use on broken or irritated skin
- Discontinue use if any sensitivity or adverse reaction occurs
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
Faqs
Q: What are Pink Cornflowers used for?
A: They are used in loose-leaf teas, bath salts, soaps, scrubs, potpourri, handmade paper and botanical gift projects.
Q: Do Pink Cornflowers have a strong flavour?
A: No, they have a mild, neutral flavour that blends well with other herbs.
Q: Can Pink Cornflowers be used in DIY cosmetics?
A: Yes, they can be used decoratively in rinse-off products such as soaps, bath salts and scrubs.
Q: Are Pink Cornflowers suitable during pregnancy?
A: No, the source states they are not recommended during pregnancy.
About These Botanicals
This product is grown in an organic and regenerative fashion with as minimal use of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides and fungicides as possible, in certified organic fertilizer. The product is sourced food grade. It is not certified organic. Suitable for Kosher, Halaal and Hindi diets.
