Butterfly Pea Flower Powder

Derived From
Butterfly pea powder is derived from the vibrant blue flowers of the Clitoria ternatea plant, commonly known as butterfly pea or Asian pigeonwings.

‍Native to Asia
This plant is used in culinary and cosmetic products due to its vivid blue color and numerous health benefits.

Natural Dye
The powder is often used as a natural dye and is a popular ingredient in herbal teas and cocktails due to its ability to change color with varying pH levels.

Derived From
Butterfly pea powder is derived from the vibrant blue flowers of the Clitoria ternatea plant, commonly known as butterfly pea or Asian pigeonwings.

‍Native to Asia
This plant is used in culinary and cosmetic products due to its vivid blue color and numerous health benefits.

Natural Dye
The powder is often used as a natural dye and is a popular ingredient in herbal teas and cocktails due to its ability to change color with varying pH levels.

Tea
Mix 1/2 teaspoon of butterfly pea powder with 16 ounces of hot water to make a vibrant blue tea. Adding lemon or lime juice will change the color to purple due to the acidity​​.

Culinary Applications
Use it to dye rice, making it a colorful addition to meals. It can also be added to smoothies, lattes, cocktails, and baked goods for a natural color boost and health benefits​​.

Topical Use
Incorporate the powder into skincare routines by mixing it into masks or serums to harness its antioxidant properties for anti-aging and skin-soothing effects​.

Hair Care
The powder can be used in hair rinses or added to shampoos and conditioners to promote scalp health and hair growth​.

More Details
Yyou can refer to sources such as The Nutrition Insider​, Dr. Axe,​​ Food to Live.