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Flowers From My Meadow

Flowers From My Meadow Wild Yam Tincture

Flowers From My Meadow Wild Yam Tincture

Regular price R279.00
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Size: 30ml
Vegan Cruelty-Free Natural Origin
INCI: Dioscorea Villosa Root Extract, Alcohol

Flowers From My Meadow Wild Yam Tincture is a liquid herbal extract made from wild yam root and preserved in food-grade ethanol. The dropper format makes it easy to measure and take on its own or diluted in a little water or herbal tea. This is a tincture, not a capsule or dried herb, so it offers a more concentrated liquid format with a longer shelf life. It is intended as a simple botanical addition to adult daily routines.

♡ Why we love it: This is one of those straightforward herbal products that keeps things simple, minimal ingredients, easy dropper dosing, and no unnecessary flavourings or fillers. It is especially practical for people who prefer a liquid botanical format that fits easily into everyday routines.

  • Ingredients: Wild Yam (Dioscorea villosa) root extract (tincture), Ethanol (FG)
  • Botanical Name: Dioscorea villosa
  • Form: Liquid tincture
  • Extraction Method: Alcohol extraction
  • Suitable For: Herbal tincture use
  • Country Of Origin: Varies by batch
  • Made In: South Africa
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed after use.
  • Daily herbal tincture routines
  • Adding to a little water before use
  • Mixing into herbal tea
  • A convenient dropper-based botanical format
  • Adult wellness routines that prefer liquid extracts

    This Product Is For:

  • Adults who prefer liquid herbal extracts
  • People who want a dropper format instead of capsules
  • Botanical routines that favour simple, minimal compositions
  • Those who like tinctures in water or tea
  • This Product Is Not For:

  • Use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • Anyone avoiding alcohol-based herbal extracts
  • Children
  • Use alongside hormone therapy or hormone-sensitive conditions without guidance
  • As a Daily Tincture: Take 10 to 15 drops up to three times daily.
  • Dilute in a little water or herbal tea if preferred.
  • Shake well before use.
  • Hold briefly in the mouth before swallowing if desired.
  • Do not exceed the suggested use unless guided by a practitioner.
  • Not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
  • Consult a healthcare provider if you are on hormone therapy or managing hormone-sensitive conditions.
  • If you use chronic medication, speak to a practitioner before use.
  • Discontinue use if any sensitivity occurs.
  • Keep out of reach of children.

Q: Can I take this tincture without water?
A: Yes. It can be taken on its own or diluted in a little water or herbal tea.

Q: Why does it contain alcohol?
A: The ethanol is used as the extraction and preservation medium, helping support strength and shelf life.

Q: How do I take it?
A: The suggested use is 10 to 15 drops up to three times daily, unless guided otherwise by a practitioner.

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Rarochel (Cape Town, ZA)
I don't feel so overwhelmed anymore. Tincture & Tea Combo

I started using the Wild Yam Tincture together with the Hormone Balance Tea, and wow… what a difference. My energy is up, my emotions feel steady, and I don’t feel so overwhelmed anymore. Highly recommend this combo.

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Robyn

Would I be able to formulate with this tincture? I realize the ethanol is preservation, but curious to see if I could formulate a possible concept

Essentially Natural

Good morning Robyn,

Thank you for the question! :)

Yes - it can absolutely be used in formulations, with a few practical considerations, as it’s an alcohol-based extract.

In general, tinctures are easiest to work with in:
- water-based formulas (like face mists or toners)
- products where a small amount of alcohol in the final formula is acceptable, like roll-ons or hydro-alcoholic blends.

It’s usually not a great fit for anhydrous or oil-only products (like facial oils or balms), as alcohol-based extracts don’t properly dissolve into oils and may separate over time.

You’re welcome to experiment with a few formulation concepts. If you do, it’s worth keeping some basics in mind - like keeping the total alcohol percentage on the lower side, patch testing before broader use, and balancing the drying nature of alcohol by including humectants, either within the same formula or as part of a follow-up skincare step.

I hope that helps - and please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.

Warmly,
Aiden

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