Tea Lady is a small, Brooklyn-based, female-founded herbal wellness company making accessible herb blends for radical self-care and mental health. 

Our blends aren’t about fixing what’s “wrong” with you—they’re about honoring what’s already whole, powerful, and capable. They give you the tools to care for yourself, explore your own rhythms, and center your own pleasure and play as much as your productivity. Each Tea Lady blend is formulated with the intention to support each of our customer's loudest, largest, lustiest selves: empowered to challenge norms, enforce boundaries, take up space, and fully inhabit your own vitality.

AKA wellness that doesn't aim to shrink, optimize, or tone down for anyone else—our teas, powders, and rituals are here to support the most expansive and embodied version of you, on your own terms.

Katie Brannock is the founder of Tea Lady, a New York City–based herbalist and Pilates instructor redefining wellness for uterus owners through unapologetic “pussy self-care” and cyclical living.

What began as small-batch teas and powders crafted in her Brooklyn apartment quickly grew after early online success, expanding into larger spaces and now formal production at a family-owned facility in upstate New York, supported by a fiercely loyal community of folks seeking deeper ways to care for themselves. Her blends focus on cycle- and sexual wellness, and her content frequently addresses often under-discussed topics like rest, pleasure, anti–grind culture, and celebrating the body as it is—reframing wellness as support rather than optimization.

Her work took on new depth as she explored hormonal health and the transformative potential of aligning with the body’s natural cycles, leading her to develop cycle-syncing teas and powders that empower people to take full ownership of their bodies and pleasure, on their own terms rather than for anyone else.

Today, Brannock uses Tea Lady to challenge outdated narratives around reproductive health and sexuality, reframing the menstrual cycle as a source of power rather than limitation. Through a sustainability-focused, matriarchal business model, she continues to create accessible, body-first products that reconnect people with their biology, creativity, and self-trust.