Description
Also known as the New Zealand Pepper Tree, Kawakawa is an important medicine for the Māori. The leaves have been traditionally used to treat a wide array ailments, ranging from toothache to rheumatism, and remains to be widely used in modern times.
One of the most popular uses for the herb is as a warming digestive tonic and circulatory stimulant.
Kawakawa-infused oil, which is made from the dried herb, is also a popular ingredient of crafting topical balms and salves.
- Herbal tea
- Infused oil
- Tincture
- Bath salts
- Potpourri
