Soothe and nourish:

The pytosterols and unsaponifiables contained in Calendula oil make it a particularly good choice for everyone. Calendula is an ally of babies and their sensitive skin, and is often used as a moisturizer for infants.

Safe and easy to use, Calendula oil can be applied on its own, or combined with other soothing essential oils such as Lavender angustofolia or German Chamomile.

Composition:

• Complex fatty acids. Anti-inflammatory faradiol esters, antioxidant carotenoids and flavanoids.

Color and Texture: Pale and bright yellow oil. Medium absorption; sometimes massaging for longer is needed.

Smell: Discreet and neutral.

Common uses: Skin and nettle allergies, eczema, skin irritation and rash, dry and or sensitive skin, baby care, light localized pain, bites or stings, sunburn.

*Information given is the historical use of medicinal herbs. This information is for educational purposes only, not FDA approved. We do not intend to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please use all herbs under the advice and council of your local herbalist, midwife, spiritual advisor, and/or doctor.