Good Juju Tea

Good Juju is a fruity, floral herbal tea blended to call in blessings, bright energy, and good karma. Made with organic and fair trade ingredients, blended and packaged in-house at Smudge. Caffeine free, and genuinely delicious — it also makes a beautiful iced tea.

Good Juju Tea Ritual

I love to brew this tea during road opening or abundance work. Set the mood, light an orange or yellow candle, and dress it with Blessing, Van Van, or Road Opening Oil. As your tea steeps, hold your hands near the cup and visualize good luck, good people, and positive opportunities flowing toward you. If you add honey or sugar, stir clockwise and say:

“Good energy surrounds me. Good karma flows through me. I welcome blessings, luck, and joy into my day.”

Sip slowly and carry that good juju with you wherever you go.

Magical Properties

Apple is associated with love, abundance, and sweetness — a heart-centered ingredient that draws good things near. Rosehip supports emotional healing, resilience, and gentle protection. Orange brings joy, success, and positive opportunity. Hibiscus is known for passion, attraction, and personal magnetism. Sunflower petals carry solar energy — confidence, vitality, and happiness. Safflower is used for positivity and uplifting the spirit.

Wellness Properties

Rosehip and hibiscus are both rich in antioxidants, with rosehip traditionally valued as a natural source of vitamin C. Apple and orange add fruity sweetness and plant-based goodness. Marigold and safflower petals have a long history of use for their soothing, warming qualities. Together this blend supports hydration, relaxation, and a cheerful daily ritual.

Ingredients: Dried apple, rosehip, hibiscus, dried orange, marigold petals, safflower petals, natural flavours (all organic and fair trade).

Steeping: 1 teaspoon per 6oz of water at 100°C for 5–10 minutes. Also makes a beautiful iced tea. 40g bag.

Handcrafted and packaged at Smudge by Michelle, owner and spiritual practitioner. A portion of every purchase supports families escaping intimate partner violence at Hiatus House.

Not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.