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Tea
How to brew hibiscus — hot, iced and cold-infused
Ratios, steep times and three easy flavour pairings.
Organic castor oil, organic shea butter, whole hibiscus, moringa and more — sourced direct from the growers, packed by hand in beautiful resealable pouches, and priced so you can use them every day.
Click Buy to order from our online store, or TK to buy on Takealot. Products marked coming soon are being packed now.
Traditional uses, plainly explained. Our products support everyday wellbeing — they are not medicines.
We buy directly from growers and cooperatives we know, bring it to Cape Town, and pack it ourselves. The origin goes on the label — every time.
Single-origin lots from growers and cooperatives, not brokers.
Visual, aroma and moisture checks on arrival before anything is packed.
Hand-packed into resealable pouches and bottles at our facility in Ndabeni, with batch and origin on the label.
Through our online store and Takealot's Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban warehouses.
Single-ingredient products. No fillers, no blends you didn't ask for.
"Organic" appears only on certified-organic products — not as decoration.
Country of origin and batch on every pouch and bottle.
Fair prices, regular promotions. Good botanicals shouldn't be a luxury.
Short, practical guides on how to use what's in your pantry.
Ratios, steep times and three easy flavour pairings.
Smoothies, soups and the simplest way to start.
Hair, brows, skin and DIY — and why cold-pressed matters.
CapeNaturals started with a simple idea: the botanicals people love — hibiscus, moringa, castor, shea — deserve beautiful, honest packaging and a fair price. Not a boutique mark-up, not a plastic tub.
We source direct, we pack by hand in Ndabeni, Cape Town, and we put the origin on the label. The range is growing — new herbs, teas and powders are being packed as you read this.
See what's newWe're packing the next batch now: whole hibiscus flowers from Malawi, moringa leaf powder and raw organic shea butter — all in resealable pouches with origin and batch on the label. Want to know the moment they land?