07/03/2026
Mimosa, mimosa, mimosa. Everyone is talking about them - they are the IT girl of the season for sure. From an herbalist perspective, Mimosa fills a cool niche. It isn't a sedative in the way many calming herbs are. Instead of simply slowing things down, it seems to gently support the nervous system and influence neurotransmitters involved in mood and emotional resilience.
This is why herbalists have long reached for mimosa when grief feels heavy, when stress has stolen your joy, or when you're emotionally exhausted and disconnected from yourself. It's often called the "Tree of Happiness" not because it forces happiness, but because it helps create space for lightness, softness, and feeling like yourself again.
Think less "knocks you out" and more "helps you remember how to exhale." If youd like to try it, its in our Strawberry Moon and Altered States tinctures, we have less than 5 of each!
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