Eczema – Psoriasis

Blender’s Notes Eczema – Psoriasis:

Steep Me Self-Help Tea combinations are a wonderful way to get health benefits outside of the standard tea leaf. This combination of herbs helps the body manage eczema and psoriasis, inflammatory skin conditions that cause itchiness, dry skin, rashes, scaly patches, blisters, and skin infections. Itchy skin is the most common symptom of eczema and psoriasis. The herbs will also help maintain healthy and hydrated skin. Traditional Chinese medicine views this condition not as a skin disease, but as a blood or digestive system disorder that manifests on the skin. When the liver and digestive system are not eliminating toxins effectively, they build up in the bloodstream. In traditional Chinese medicine, we call this blood heat (liver), or damp congestion (digestive). In this blend, we added a few great-tasting teas for their health benefits.

Oolong: The Smooth Skin Sipper

Oolong tea is a smooth, skin-supportive tea that helps eczema and psoriasis by working on several deeper body systems at once, including inflammation, immune balance, oxidative stress, digestion, circulation, and the gut–skin connection. Its natural polyphenols, including catechins, theaflavins, and thearubigins, help calm inflammatory signals that are often involved in redness, itching, dryness, scaling, plaques, and flare-ups. These antioxidants also help protect skin cells from stress and damage while supporting healthier barrier repair, which is important for skin that feels cracked, irritated, sensitive, or easily triggered. Oolong may also help calm histamine and mast-cell activity, which can make it especially supportive for itchy, reactive eczema-prone skin. At the same time, it supports microbial balance in the gut and on the skin, helping reduce internal triggers that may aggravate chronic skin issues. Because oolong sits between green tea and black tea, it offers a balanced combination of antioxidant strength, gentle energy, and calming L-theanine support, which may help soften stress-related flare cycles. It also supports circulation, liver detox pathways, metabolic balance, and nutrient delivery to the skin. Over time, oolong can be viewed as a steady “inside-out” skin helper that supports calmer reactivity, better hydration, healthier repair, and a more balanced foundation for long-term skin comfort.

Pu-erh: The Fermented Flare Fighter

Pu-erh tea is an earthy, fermented, skin-supportive tea that helps eczema and psoriasis by working through the gut, liver, immune system, inflammation pathways, circulation, and the gut–skin connection. Because Pu-erh is post-fermented, it contains unique polyphenols, microbial metabolites, and fermentation byproducts that may help support healthier digestion, better microbial balance, and a calmer internal environment for reactive skin. These compounds help reduce inflammatory signals that are often involved in itching, redness, dryness, scaling, plaques, thickened skin, and recurring flare-ups. Pu-erh’s antioxidants also help protect skin cells from oxidative stress while supporting healthier barrier repair, which is important for skin that feels cracked, irritated, inflamed, or easily triggered. Its fermented nature makes it especially supportive for the gut–skin axis, helping the body reduce dysbiosis-driven irritation, improve elimination, and lower internal triggers that can show up on the skin. Pu-erh may also support liver detox pathways, histamine clearance, lymphatic movement, metabolic balance, and circulation, all of which can influence how often the skin flares and how well it repairs. With its deep, grounding character, Pu-erh can be viewed as a steady “fermented flare fighter” that helps the body clear inflammatory buildup, nourish irritated tissues, calm overactive skin responses, and build a stronger foundation for long-term skin comfort from the inside out.

Dong Quai: The Circulation Fairy

Dong Quai is a deeply supportive, skin-loving herb that helps eczema and psoriasis by working through circulation, immune balance, inflammation pathways, liver detoxification, hormonal rhythm, and tissue repair. Often called a blood-building and blood-moving herb in traditional herbal practice, Dong Quai helps improve microcirculation, allowing nutrients and oxygen to reach dry, cracked, irritated, or inflamed skin more easily while helping the body clear inflammatory waste more efficiently. Its natural compounds, including ferulic acid, ligustilide, polysaccharides, and phthalides, help calm inflammatory signals that contribute to redness, itching, scaling, plaques, swelling, and recurring flare-ups. Dong Quai also supports immune balance by helping to soften overactive skin responses that can manifest as hypersensitivity in eczema or plaque-forming inflammation in psoriasis. Its antioxidant activity helps protect skin cells from oxidative stress while supporting collagen integrity, barrier repair, and healthier tissue resilience. Because skin flares can be influenced by stress and hormonal shifts, Dong Quai may also help support a steadier internal rhythm for people whose skin reacts during cycles, transitions, or high-stress seasons. With its gentle but powerful “circulation fairy” energy, Dong Quai can be viewed as an inside-out skin ally that helps nourish irritated tissues, calm inflammatory buildup, support detox pathways, and create a stronger foundation for long-term skin comfort.

Pau d’Arco: The Microbial Guardian

Pau d’Arco supports eczema and psoriasis by calming inflammatory tension, strengthening microbial balance, and helping the liver–gut–immune axis clear the waste that keeps skin in a reactive loop. Its lapachol‑rich chemistry softens overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑1β, easing the internal pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, pau d’arco’s potent antimicrobial and antifungal actions help quiet Staph, yeast, and other irritants that worsen eczema and destabilize immune rhythm. Its gentle detox‑supportive effects assist the liver in clearing inflammatory metabolites and histamine, while its influence on gut microbial balance reduces endotoxin load — a major upstream trigger for chronic skin inflammation. Pau d’arco’s antioxidant profile protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother tissue repair and calmer long‑term inflammation. Over time, it steadies immune signaling, improves microcirculation, lowers systemic inflammatory burden, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true microbial guardian guiding the body’s internal systems back into harmony.

Agrimony: The Gut-Gatekeeper

Agrimony is a gentle but skin-supportive herb that helps eczema and psoriasis by working through the gut, liver, immune system, inflammation pathways, microbial balance, and skin repair. It is especially helpful for the gut–skin connection because its natural tannins help tone, tighten, and support irritated mucosal tissues, which may help reduce gut-driven inflammatory triggers that can show up as itching, redness, dryness, scaling, oozing, plaques, and recurring flare-ups. Agrimony also contains flavonoids, triterpenes, bitter compounds, and antioxidants that help calm inflammatory signals, support liver detoxification pathways, promote bile flow, and help the body clear histamine, metabolic waste, and inflammatory buildup. Its astringent nature makes it especially supportive for weepy, irritated, or reactive eczema-prone skin. At the same time, its immune-balancing actions may help soften the overactive inflammatory patterns often seen in psoriasis. Agrimony also offers mild antimicrobial support, which can help discourage unwanted microbial overgrowth that may aggravate sensitive skin. Over time, Agrimony can be viewed as a steady “gut-gatekeeper” that helps strengthen internal barriers, calm systemic inflammation, support cleaner elimination, nourish tissue repair, and create a more balanced foundation for long-term skin comfort from the inside out.

Black Cohosh: The Hormone‑Calming Sentinel

Black cohosh supports eczema and psoriasis by gently stabilizing the body’s inflammatory rhythm, smoothing hormonal fluctuations, and improving microcirculation that keeps skin nourished and calm. Its triterpene glycosides help quiet overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the deep inflammatory pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, black cohosh interacts with serotonin and dopamine pathways, softening stress‑driven immune spikes that often precede flare cycles. Its mild estrogen‑modulating effects help stabilize skin reactivity during hormonal shifts, creating a more predictable internal environment for long‑term comfort. By improving peripheral blood flow, black cohosh enhances nutrient delivery and waste removal in irritated tissues, supporting smoother repair and healthier keratinocyte turnover. Over time, its antioxidant and connective‑tissue‑supportive compounds help the skin feel less reactive, less inflamed, and more resilient — a steadying sentinel that protects the skin from the inside out.

Black Cumin: The Inflammation Tamer

Black cumin supports eczema and psoriasis by quietly settling the body’s inflammatory currents, restoring immune balance, and strengthening the deeper detox and repair systems that keep the skin steady over time. Its thymoquinone-rich chemistry modulates overactive cytokines such as TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the internal pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, black cumin’s antimicrobial and antifungal actions help clear Staph, yeast, and other irritants that keep the skin in a reactive loop. Its antioxidant strength protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother tissue repair, healthier collagen structure, and a more resilient barrier. Black cumin also helps stabilize mast cell activity and histamine release, reducing itch and irritation while creating a calmer surface environment. By supporting liver detoxification and improving gut microbial balance, it lowers systemic inflammatory load and helps the skin respond more predictably to stress, diet, and environmental triggers. Over time, black cumin encourages healthier keratinocyte turnover, steadier immune rhythm, and a more comfortable, less reactive skin landscape — a true tamer of inflammation from the inside out.

Mangosteen: The Cytokine Shield

Mangosteen supports eczema and psoriasis by acting as a protective internal shield, calming the skin’s inflammatory currents while strengthening the deeper detox and repair systems that keep flare cycles under control. Its xanthones — especially α‑mangostin — quiet overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, mangosteen’s exceptional antioxidant strength protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother tissue repair, healthier collagen structure, and a more resilient barrier. Its antimicrobial effects help clear Staph, yeast, and other irritants that keep the skin in a reactive loop, while its gut‑balancing and liver‑supportive actions lower endotoxin load and systemic inflammation. Mangosteen steadies immune rhythm, improves microcirculation, and helps the skin respond more predictably to stress, diet, and environmental triggers. Over time, it encourages healthier keratinocyte turnover, calmer redness, and a stronger, more comfortable skin landscape — a true cytokine shield guarding the skin from the inside out.

Echinacea: The Immune Whisperer

Echinacea supports eczema and psoriasis by gently guiding the immune system back into balance, softening inflammatory surges, and strengthening the deeper repair pathways that keep the skin calm over time. Its alkamides interact with CB2 receptors to dampen overactive cytokines such as TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the internal pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, its caffeic acid derivatives and rosmarinic acid shield keratinocytes against oxidative stress, supporting smoother tissue repair, healthier collagen structure, and a more resilient barrier. Echinacea’s antimicrobial effects help reduce Staph and other irritants that keep eczema in a reactive loop. At the same time, its polysaccharides support gut‑immune harmony and lower the endotoxin load that fuels psoriasis flares. By improving lymphatic flow and supporting gentle detoxification, echinacea helps clear inflammatory waste and encourages more predictable healing. Over time, it steadies immune rhythm, reduces flare severity, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a quiet immune whisperer working beneath the surface to keep the skin at ease.

Borage: The Barrier Healer

Borage supports eczema and psoriasis by deeply restoring the skin’s structural calm, rebuilding its moisture defenses, and softening the inflammatory currents that keep flare cycles alive. Its exceptionally high GLA content feeds the skin’s lipid matrix from the inside out, strengthening ceramide formation, reducing water loss, and helping cracked or inflamed areas regain elasticity and comfort. At the same time, GLA quiets overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. Borage helps stabilize mast cell activity and histamine release, calming itch and irritation while creating a more predictable surface environment. Its antioxidant profile protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother tissue repair and healthier collagen structure. By supporting liver detoxification and improving fatty acid metabolism, borage lowers systemic inflammatory load and helps the skin respond more consistently to stress, diet, and environmental triggers. Over time, it encourages healthier keratinocyte turnover, calmer redness, and a stronger, more comfortable skin landscape — a true barrier healer working from the inside out.

Licorice Root: The Cortisol Soother

Licorice root supports eczema and psoriasis by gently calming the body’s inflammatory rhythm, steadying cortisol’s ebb and flow, and strengthening the detox and repair pathways that keep the skin comfortable over time. Its glycyrrhizin‑rich chemistry modulates overactive cytokines such as TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, licorice’s natural corticosteroid‑like activity reduces swelling and irritation without the harshness of synthetic steroids, creating a smoother, more predictable surface environment. It steadies mast‑cell activity and histamine release, quieting itch and reactivity while supporting healthier keratinocyte repair and collagen structure. Licorice’s demulcent nature soothes irritated tissues from the gut to the skin, helping to restore barrier integrity and reduce inflammation that triggers flares. By supporting liver detoxification and improving mucosal resilience, it lowers systemic inflammatory load and helps the skin respond more steadily to stress, diet, and environmental shifts. Over time, licorice nurtures healthier keratinocyte turnover, calmer redness, and a stronger, more resilient skin landscape — a true cortisol soother working across multiple systems to keep the skin at ease.

Olive Leaf: The Detox Guardian

Olive leaf supports eczema and psoriasis by quietly protecting the body’s inflammatory balance, clearing microbial stressors, and strengthening the detox and repair systems that keep the skin steady over time. Its oleuropein‑rich chemistry modulates overactive cytokines such as TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, hydroxytyrosol’s powerful antioxidant activity shields keratinocytes from oxidative damage, supporting smoother tissue repair, healthier collagen structure, and a more resilient barrier. Olive leaf’s antimicrobial and antiviral effects help reduce Staph and other irritants that keep eczema in a reactive loop, while its gut‑balancing and liver‑supportive actions lower endotoxin load and systemic inflammation that fuel psoriasis flares. By improving microcirculation and supporting steady detoxification, olive leaf helps the skin respond more predictably to stress, diet, and environmental triggers. Over time, it encourages healthier keratinocyte turnover, calmer redness, and a stronger, more comfortable skin landscape — a true detox guardian working across multiple systems to keep the skin at ease.

Yellow Dock: The Detox Conductor

Yellow dock supports eczema and psoriasis by conducting the liver–gut–skin axis with a steady, cleansing rhythm that clears inflammatory waste and strengthens long‑term skin repair. Its emodin‑rich anthraquinones encourage gentle detoxification and smooth elimination, helping the body release endotoxins, histamine, and metabolic debris that intensify flare cycles. At the same time, its bitters increase bile flow, improving fat digestion, nutrient absorption, and the moisture balance that keeps skin supple rather than reactive. Yellow dock’s tannins restore mucosal integrity, reducing intestinal permeability and calming the upstream inflammatory signaling that drives both eczema and psoriasis. Its antimicrobial actions help quiet Staph, yeast, and other irritants, while its iron‑modulating compounds support oxygenation and tissue healing. Flavonoids shield keratinocytes from oxidative stress, easing redness and supporting smoother collagen repair. Over time, yellow dock steadies immune rhythm, improves microcirculation, lowers systemic inflammatory load, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true detox conductor guiding the body’s internal systems back into harmony.

Helichrysum: The Regeneration Muse

Helichrysum supports eczema and psoriasis by calming inflammatory tension, guiding immune activity back into balance, and accelerating the deep tissue repair that keeps the skin comfortable over time. Its italidiones and sesquiterpenes quiet overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the internal pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, its regenerative chemistry boosts collagen synthesis, restores damaged barriers, and helps cracked or chronically irritated skin regain softness and resilience. Helichrysum’s antimicrobial and antifungal actions help clear Staph, yeast, and other irritants that keep eczema in a reactive loop, while its lymphatic‑supportive effects improve microcirculation and help clear inflammatory waste from tissues. Its antioxidant strength protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, reducing redness and stabilizing chronic inflammation. Over time, helichrysum steadies immune rhythm, enhances nutrient delivery, lowers systemic inflammatory load, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true regeneration muse guiding the skin back toward harmony.

Burdock: The Lymphatic Purifier

Burdock supports eczema and psoriasis by cleansing the liver–gut–lymph–skin axis, softening inflammatory surges, and strengthening the repair pathways that keep the skin steady over time. Its bitter compounds increase bile flow, improving fat digestion, nutrient absorption, and the moisture balance that helps dry or cracked skin regain comfort and resilience. At the same time, its lignans and polyphenols quiet overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. Burdock’s inulin nourishes beneficial gut flora and reduces endotoxin leakage, calming one of the deepest upstream triggers of chronic skin inflammation. Its lymphatic‑supportive actions help clear inflammatory waste and reduce congestion in stubborn flare areas, while its antimicrobial and antifungal effects quiet Staph, yeast, and other irritants that keep eczema in a reactive loop. Over time, burdock steadies immune rhythm, improves microcirculation, lowers systemic inflammatory load, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true lymphatic purifier guiding the body’s internal systems back into harmony.

Red Clover: The Lymphatic Harmonizer

Red clover supports eczema and psoriasis by gently harmonizing the body’s inflammatory rhythm, clearing lymphatic congestion, and strengthening the detox and repair pathways that keep the skin calm over time. Its isoflavones soften overactive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, red clover’s lymph‑moving nature helps clear inflammatory waste from tissues, improving microcirculation and reducing the chronic congestion that makes flares stubborn and slow to resolve. Its mild estrogen‑modulating effects stabilize immune reactivity during hormonal shifts, while its detox‑supportive chemistry enhances liver clearance of histamine, endotoxins, and inflammatory metabolites. Flavonoids protect keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother collagen repair and a more resilient barrier. Over time, red clover steadies immune signaling, improves nutrient delivery, lowers systemic inflammatory load, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true lymphatic harmonizer guiding the body’s internal systems back into balance.

Mullein: The Lymph‑Soothing Lantern

Mullein supports eczema and psoriasis by calming inflammatory tension, guiding lymphatic flow, and restoring the mucosal and microbial balance that keeps the skin comfortable over time. Its verbascoside‑rich chemistry modulates overactive cytokines such as TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the immune pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, mullein’s mucilage wraps irritated tissues — both gut and skin — in a protective, hydrating layer that reduces reactivity and strengthens barrier integrity. Its lymph‑moving nature helps clear inflammatory waste and reduce the congestion that makes flares stubborn and slow to resolve, while its antimicrobial and antifungal actions quiet Staph, yeast, and other irritants that keep eczema in a reactive loop. Mullein’s antioxidants protect keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother collagen repair and calmer long‑term inflammation. Over time, mullein steadies immune rhythm, improves microcirculation, lowers systemic inflammatory load, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true lymph‑soothing lantern guiding the body’s internal systems back into harmony.

Turmeric: The Inflammation Alchemist

Turmeric supports eczema and psoriasis by quieting inflammatory overactivation, guiding immune rhythm back into balance, and strengthening the detox and repair pathways that keep the skin comfortable over time. Its curcumin‑rich chemistry softens aggressive cytokines like TNF‑α and IL‑17, easing the internal pressure that drives plaques, redness, and hypersensitivity. At the same time, turmeric calms mast‑cell reactivity and histamine release, reducing itch, swelling, and the hypersensitive flare cycles that make eczema so reactive. Its antioxidant strength protects keratinocytes from oxidative stress, supporting smoother collagen repair, healthier barrier integrity, and steadier keratinocyte turnover. Turmeric’s antimicrobial effects help quiet Staph, yeast, and other irritants, while its gut‑balancing and liver‑supportive actions lower endotoxin load and systemic inflammation — two of the deepest upstream drivers of chronic skin disease. Over time, turmeric steadies immune signaling, improves microcirculation, reduces chronic redness, and nurtures long‑term skin comfort — a true inflammation alchemist working across multiple systems to keep the skin at ease.

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Features Eczema – Psoriasis:

• Leaves can be infused all day! (They will not get bitter)
• Lots of individual flavor based on the ingredients
• All Wildcrafted Herbs
• All Organic where Wildcrafted is not available
• Earthy Taste
• Light Colour Cup of Tea
• Full of natural antioxidants and Low in Tannins and Very Hydrating
• Sample Size ~ 1 oz will make 8-10 ~ 16 oz teas
• Sealed Bag ~ 6 oz will make 48 – 60 ~ 16 oz teas
• Iced Tea ~ Always Double the amount of Tea for the same size cup!
• Per Serving ~ 1 tsp per 6 oz of H2O
• Recommend 3 tsp Per Day – resteep leaves 2-3 times
• Caffeine: None

Ingredients: Steep Me Proprietary Organic and Wildcrafted blend of Ti Kuan Yin, or Tieguanyin Tea from Anxi in the Fujian province in China, Dark Tea from Yunnan Province in China, with Dong Quai Root, Agrimony, Black Cohosh Root, Black Cumin Seed, Mangosteen Berry, Echinacea, Borage Root, Licorice Root, Olive Leaf, Yellow Dock, Helichrysum Flowers, Burdock Root, Red Clover Leaf, Mullein and Turmeric Root

Alternatively, try our Matcha Ceremony Grade Green OR Digestive Phyto~Nutrition Tea OR Skin Care Phyto~Nutrition Tea OR Fungal Infection Phyto~Nutrition Tea

Not Safe for Pregnancy

Not Safe for Breastfeeding

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