Description
Calendula has a long history as use as a medicine and seemed to be used in west and east. Traditionally Calendula was used to treat stomach upsets, relieve menstrual cramps, swollen glands, tooth ache and skin issues.
Today, the dried flowers of the Calendula plant are used in tinctures, infused oils, ointments/balm, creams and washes to treat skin injuries, such as burns, bruises, and cuts.
Research has shown that Calendula can actually help wounds heal faster, possibly by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the affected area, which helps the body grow new tissue. It can also help to improve skin hydration and firmness.
Key Features:
- Natural Skin Care: Calendula Flowers have been used for centuries in skincare products due to their potential soothing and nourishing properties.
- Herbal Crafts: Can be incorporated into DIY projects.
Applications:
- Herbal Tea
- Infused oil
- Tincture
- Bath salts
- Decorate the top of Cold Process Soap
- Potpourri
