Collagen Booster Powder: Dirty Rose Chai 113 g

With Collagen Booster Powder Dirty Rose Chai, Anima Mundi combines traditional beauty botanicals with a warm, spicy chai blend. Horsetail, He Shou Wu, gynostemma, nettle, mangosteen, rose, and calendula take center stage; cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, vanilla, and lucuma create a pleasantly spiced, lightly floral powder for tea, hot drinks, or smoothies.

• Beauty formula: Plant-based blend focused on skin, hair, nails & connective tissue
• Beauty botanicals: Horsetail, He Shou Wu, nettle, gynostemma, rose, calendula & mangosteen
• Horsetail: Known as a natural source of silica
• Tradition: With He Shou Wu & gynostemma from Asian herbal traditions
• Chai spices: Cinnamon, ginger, cardamom & vanilla
• Flavor: Warm, spicy, earthy, slightly sweet & floral
• Quality: With organic and wild-harvested botanicals, without fillers, binders, or flow agents
• Properties: Plant-based, vegan & gluten-free | 113 g | approx. 35 servings

The name Collagen Booster does not mean that the powder contains collagen. The formula is entirely plant-based and instead relies on botanicals traditionally associated with skin, hair, nails, connective tissue, vitality, and beauty from within. Horsetail is particularly characteristic as a natural source of silica; in Chinese herbal traditions, He Shou Wu has long been associated with hair, vitality, and longevity.

Anima Mundi combines traditional herbal knowledge from different cultures with modern herbal and beauty formulas. Dirty Rose Chai showcases this philosophy especially well: Chinese tonics, Western herbs, flowers, and warming spices are combined into an unusual plant-based beauty blend.

For an especially creamy chai, the powder combines beautifully with Coconut Cream Powder.

Plants & Botanicals

• Horsetail
  Horsetail is known for its natural silica content and is traditionally valued particularly in connection with skin, hair, nails, and connective tissue. This is why it forms one of the central beauty ingredients in this blend.
• He Shou Wu
  This Chinese root, also known as Fo-Ti, has a long tradition as a rejuvenation and longevity tonic. In traditional Chinese herbalism, He Shou Wu is particularly closely associated with hair, vitality, and preserving youthful energy.
• Gynostemma
  Gynostemma, or Jiaogulan, is classified as an adaptogen and is traditionally associated with balance, resilience, and longevity. Its characteristic saponins and botanicals of interest for their antioxidant properties are also the subject of modern research.
• Mangosteen, Rose & Calendula
  Mangosteen provides a variety of natural polyphenols and characteristic xanthones. Rose and calendula are classic beauty botanicals in various herbal traditions and connect the formula with skincare, beauty, and a softer, more floral side.
• Cinnamon, Ginger & Cardamom
  The warming chai spices are not just there for flavor. Cinnamon, ginger, and cardamom have a long traditional history of use in connection with meals and digestive well-being, while also making this beauty blend considerably more enjoyable than many classic plant powders.
• Lucuma & Vanilla
  Lucuma adds a natural, mild sweetness to the blend, while real vanilla rounds out the earthy herbs and spices. This makes Dirty Rose Chai ideal for use in a hot latte or smoothies.

There is extensive traditional knowledge and modern research concerning He Shou Wu, horsetail, gynostemma, rose & co. Here, we limit ourselves to a concise overview. Those who would like to learn more can find plenty of additional information online.

Directions

• 1 teaspoon stirred into tea, warm water, a smoothie, or a dish.
• Use up to twice daily.
• Especially delicious as a warm Dirty Rose Chai latte with plant-based milk.
• Store in a dry place, protected from heat and direct light.

Do not exceed the stated recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children.

If you have existing medical conditions or take medication, consult a doctor before use.

Ingredients

He Shou Wu (Polygonum multiflorum) Root^, Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) Bark*, Lucuma (Pouteria lucuma) Fruit*, Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) Leaf^, Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia) Bean*, Ginger (Zingiber officinale) Root*, Nettle (Urtica dioica) Root, Rose (Rosa centifolia) Petals, Gynostemma (Gynostemma pentaphyllum) Leaf^, Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) Seeds*, Calendula (Calendula officinalis) Flower, Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana) Peel, Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana) Fruit*

*from organic cultivation
^wild-harvested

FAQ

Does Dirty Rose Chai contain collagen?
No. The powder contains no animal or marine collagen. “Collagen Booster” refers here to an entirely plant-based beauty formula made from botanicals traditionally used in connection with skin, hair, nails, and connective tissue.

Why is horsetail interesting for this beauty blend?
Horsetail is a natural source of silica and is therefore traditionally used particularly in formulas focused on skin, hair, nails, and connective tissue.

What role do He Shou Wu and gynostemma play?
They bring the blend’s traditional tonic character. In Chinese herbal traditions, He Shou Wu is closely associated with hair, vitality, and longevity; gynostemma is valued as an adaptogenic plant associated with balance and resilience.

Who might be particularly interested in Dirty Rose Chai?
Anyone who wants to approach beauty from within using plant-based ingredients and is not looking for a classic animal-based collagen powder. The blend combines beauty botanicals with a much more indulgent chai profile.

What does Dirty Rose Chai taste like?
Warm and spicy, with cinnamon, ginger, and cardamom, accompanied by slightly earthy herbal notes, soft vanilla, and a subtle floral note from rose. Lucuma gently rounds out the flavor.