Calendula infused oil

Calendula's soothing properties make it a favorite for supporting wound healing, nourishing skin and promoting gut health. It is often used as first aid for cuts, scrapes, burns, sunburns, bug bites and other minor skin irritations.

Calendula oil is an easy-to-make, versatile and potent addition to any home medicine cabinet. It can be used topically for cuts and scrapes due to its anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties, but it's also useful internally.

Unlock the herbal properties of calendula with this easy-to-follow guide on making your own calendula oil! Discover the best methods for infusing dried calendula flowers in oil. Learn how to use your homemade oil for skin care, massage, or in your DIY beauty products!

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Growing your own flowers and using them to make this calendula oil is very affordable while being simple and pure.

Calendula’s sunny blooms are an external remedy for practically every manner of skin complaint. Learn how to prepare calendula oil and salve for wound healing, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory herb.

Learn how to make calendula salve, and treat yourself and others to this nourishing herbal moisturizer made with calendula infused oil.

Calendula flowers are one of the easiest herbs to grow and also one of the most useful. Learn to dry calendula preserve it by making infused calendula oil.

Calendula oil has anti-inflammatory, antiviral and natural regenerative properties. It helps tissue regrowth in wounds and is deeply hydrating for the skin.

Learn how to make calendula infused oil + 3 calendula skin care recipes. Discover the benefits of this amazing flower for natural skincare.