Meet Karissa Bass
our Story
KayB Wellness began during a season when God was completely changing my life.
After battling alcohol addiction for 15 years, I reached a place of complete defeat and cried out to Jesus. He delivered me overnight.
What followed was a season of restoration. God began teaching me how to walk with Him, care for the body He gave me, and rebuild my life with Him at the center. During that time, He led me to herbs and a deeper appreciation for His creation. Blending teas became part of that journey, and soon I began sharing what I was making with friends, family, and the people around me.
Over time, it became clear that KayB Wellness was more than something I enjoyed creating. I felt God leading me to build it, serve others through it, and steward it faithfully.
That is still the heart behind KayB Wellness today. This business belongs to Him. My responsibility is to steward it with faithfulness and excellence, thoughtfully create products that support the well-being of others, and serve the people He places in its path.
KayB Wellness has grown beyond where it began, but the foundation remains the same: honor God, steward His creation well, and care deeply for the people we serve
Karissa Bass
Founder, KayB Wellness
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation: The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” - (2 Corinthians 5:17 ESV)
At KayB Wellness, we believe wellness begins with honoring the body God created and stewarding the resources He has given us.
Our mission is to make herbal wellness simple, intentional, and accessible through thoughtfully crafted teas and wellness products made from ingredients thoughtfully chosen from God’s creation.
We believe herbs are not the source of healing, but one of the many gifts God has provided to support and nourish the body. That belief shapes everything we create, from the ingredients we choose to the care we put into every blend.
KayB Wellness exists to help you build small, sustainable rhythms that support your well-being and remind you that caring for yourself can be an act of stewardship.