By Amelia Mularz, Martha Stewart
The fountain of youth may be less babbling brook and more of a hot
tea sipped from your best-loved mug; less ancient grotto and more of a complexion-boosting concoction mixed in with your favorite smoothie. That's right: Your most youthful skin ever is now available in a to-go cup, thanks to these four elixirs with glam-enhancing effects.
Beauty Tea
A blend of hibiscus, rosehip, and green rooibos, this herbal tea
promises to hydrate skin, giving you extra glow. Bonus: Antioxidant-rich
hibiscus is also good for hair growth, and green rooibos can help stimulate your immune system, so drinking this brew may even ward off the pre-wedding sniffles.
Aloha Beauty Tea, 15 tea bags, aloha.com
Get Gorgeous
If you're focused on clear skin, Get Gorgeous is your sip-able
solution. Like Aloha's Beauty Tea, this herbal blend has rooibos and
hibiscus, but it also has chamomile, which soothes irritation, and
chasteberry, which can help take on certain types of acne. Plus, it's
caffeine-free (as is Aloha), so you can still get your beauty rest in
the process of treating your skin.
The Republic of Tea Get Gorgeous, 36 tea bags, therepublicoftea.com
Moon Juice Beauty Dust
Leave it to L.A.'s healing-crystal capital, Venice, to spawn a celestial-inspired
powder. But Moon Juice isn't just talk. With ingredients like organic
goji, rehmannia (an anti-aging herb), and pearl (which is rich in
minerals), this cosmic concoction walks the skin-beautifying walk. If
you happen to be in L.A., stop by one of Moon Juice's three shops and
you can pick up a jar of Beauty Dust, or, choose from menu items like
Beauty Tonic and Berry Good Looks (a milk-based smoothie).
Moon Juice Beauty Dust, 14-serving jar, moonjuice.com
The Beauty Chef Glow Advanced Inner Beauty Powder
Here's another supplement that's all about antioxidants for luminous
skin. Additionally, this tonic is loaded with pre- and probiotics to
promote digestive health. Among its 25 ingredients, there's organic
maqui berries, lentils, mung beans, millet, alfafa seeds, quinoa, and
chia—all packed into a spoonful that can be mixed with water or a
smoothie.
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