Liquorice
Liquorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is used in syrups, herbal teas and sweets. The selection includes liquorice root syrups, the dried root and a herbal tea, liquorice root capsules and tablets, as well as a toothpaste, a mouthwash and a hair tonic with liquorice.
In the catalogue: Cold, Herbs.
Related selections: Chamomile.
Questions and answers about these products
Liquorice root as dried herbal material needs simple but correct preparation, as this affects how fully the useful substances are extracted.
Yes. Liquorice is not a neutral herb for long, uncontrolled use, and in a number of conditions the product is not intended for use.
Liquorice root is not prepared like ordinary tea: the infusion is made in a water bath and taken by the tablespoon.
This is a lightweight herbal lotion, not an oil, designed to refresh the scalp without weighing hair down or leaving a greasy residue.
The liquid form of the syrup makes it easy to fit into your daily routine. Here is how best to do it.
