100gmWell, in ancient Chinese medicine the Oolong was called "the tea of beauty." Brew some matured, semi-fermented Oolong tea leaves along with real Rose buds and petals, and what you get is the most sublime potion of youth: luxurious, decadent, and simply irresistible. Goes well with light pastries, pancakes and crepes. Features: Burns body fat, soothes your digestive system and is excellent for your skin Perfect for pampering yourself with at the end of a beauty treatment. Taste notes are smooth, floral and mellow No artificial colours or additives
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