Radiant Skin- Chaga & Tremella

Potent Antioxidant Properties
Skin Hydration
Improved Skin Elasticity
Brightening Effects
Anti-Aging Properties
Boosts Collagen

Skin Hydration
Moisturising
Improves Skin Elasticity
Brightening Effects
Boosts Collagen

Tremella fuciformis, known as the "snow mushroom" or "silver ear mushroom," deeply rooted in Chinese tradition for over 2,000 years. This revered mushroom has a rich history, cherished for its potential health benefits and association with natural beauty.

Legends abound about Yang Guifei, one of the legendary 'four great beauties' of China, who is said to have used the silver ear (yín ěr) mushroom to maintain her exquisite looks. Tremella, known as the beauty mushroom, is often credited with contributing to her longevity and youthfulness. Its jelly-like texture and elegant appearance symbolized purity and grace, making it a prized ingredient in formulas designed to nurture inner and outer beauty.

It's believed that Otzi the Iceman, a mummy from 3400 BC, carried Chaga in his pouch for fire-starting. While Otzi's origins aren't confirmed, the Khanty people of Western Siberia are known as early Chaga users. The Khanty consumed Chaga for digestion and detox, smoked it for supposed lung benefits (not recommended), and even used it as a natural soap mixed with lard and ash for skin soothing.

In the 12th century, Czar Vladmir Monamakh astonishingly attributed the disappearance of his lip tumors to a Chaga decoction—an intriguing historical account. Moving ahead to the 26th century, Chaga earned the title 'King of the Herbs' in the Shen Nung Pen Tsao Ching, the oldest Chinese pharmacopoeia.