Liquorice Root Powder - 100G

Liquorice Root Powder is a naturally sweet powdered root traditionally used in herbal teas, digestive blends, throat and chest comfort preparations, desserts, drinks and skincare formulations. It has a distinctive sweet flavour and demulcent character, making it useful in teas for cough-style blends, digestive comfort and mild regularity support.

In skincare, liquorice root is valued in formulations for uneven tone, hyperpigmentation-prone skin and dullness. It is a potent herb with important safety cautions, especially for blood pressure, potassium levels and certain medical conditions. Why we love it: Liquorice root brings natural sweetness and soothing body to herbal blends while also offering useful cosmetic benefits for tone-focused skincare.

The powder format is easy to measure into teas, desserts, drinks and carefully formulated topical products. Key Properties Plant Part: Root Form: Powder Flavour Profile: Naturally sweet, earthy and rooty Profile: Traditionally demulcent, expectorant, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and mild laxative Suitable For: Herbal Tea, Desserts, Drinks, Brewing, Skincare Formulations And Powdered Blends Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light and moisture What It's Used For Sweetening herbal teas, desserts and drinks Digestive comfort and mild regularity support Throat and chest comfort blends Demulcent herbal preparations Beer and stout brewing for flavour, foam and colour contribution Skincare formulations for uneven tone, hyperpigmentation-prone skin and melasma-prone appearance Powdered herbal blends where natural sweetness is wanted Who It's For This Product Is For: Herbal users wanting a naturally sweet root powder Makers preparing digestive, throat or chest comfort blends DIY skincare formulators working on tone-focused products Brewers and kitchen makers using liquorice for flavour and foam This Product Is Not For: Pregnancy Untreated high blood pressure Diabetes, glaucoma or a history of stroke unless professionally advised People with low potassium concerns Long-term daily use without health professional guidance Use as a substitute for medical care for IBS, asthma, diabetes, hepatitis, hormone concerns or chronic health conditions How To Use As a Tea: Use -1 teaspoon in 1 cup water.

Decoction Method: Bring to a boil, simmer for 10-15 minutes, then strain. Suggested Intake: Traditionally used up to 3 times per day, unless otherwise advised by a qualified professional. In Food And Drinks: Use small amounts to add a naturally sweet liquorice flavour. In Skincare: Use in suitable formulations for tone-focused products, ensuring proper formulation, preservation and patch testing.

Processing Tip: Liquorice root powder is naturally sweet and strong, so start small and adjust to taste or formula needs. Safety Instructions Do not use during pregnancy Do not use if you have untreated high blood pressure Avoid use if you have diabetes, glaucoma or a history of stroke unless professionally advised Liquorice may deplete potassium Use as directed by a health professional Consult a registered medical practitioner before use if you have heart, kidney, liver, hormone, blood pressure or chronic health concerns Seek advice before use if taking diuretics, corticosteroids, heart medication, blood pressure medication or other chronic medication Discontinue use if swelling, headaches, weakness, palpitations, raised blood pressure or any adverse reaction occurs Keep out of reach of children and pets FAQs Q: What does Liquorice Root Powder taste like?

A: It has a naturally sweet, earthy and rooty liquorice flavour. Q: Can Liquorice Root Powder be used in skincare? A: Yes, it is commonly used in formulations for uneven tone, hyperpigmentation-prone skin and dull-looking skin. Q: Can it be used as a sweetener? A: Yes, small amounts can be used to add natural sweetness to teas, desserts and drinks.

Q: Who should avoid Liquorice Root Powder? A: Avoid it during pregnancy, with untreated high blood pressure, and if you have diabetes, glaucoma or a history of stroke unless professionally advised