The 4 Incredible Benefits of Calendula

 

The Flower Power of Calendula

We absolutely love this amazing flower powerhouse and not only because of its vibrant orange and yellow hues. Calendula officinalis, referred to also as calendula or marigold, has many uses, including culinary.

It is also known for numerous skin-care benefits. It has been used in Western herbalism for many centuries. 

The Top 4 Properties of Calendula:

  • anti-inflammatory

  • antifungal

  • antibacterial

  • antiseptic

These wonderful properties make the calendula flower petals a key ingredient in many natural salves, balms, and ointments to assist with many skin issues. It has been known to help to speed healing of burns, cuts, scrapes, and wounds while it also minimizes scar tissues.

Calendula is known to reduce inflammation and soften, nourish, moisturize and protect the skin so it is great for diaper rash, cradle cap, dry skin, and eczema.

Calendula

  • is a natural go-to for sunburn.

  • can be used in natural leave-in hair tonics to balance the scalp and help with dry and damaged hair to shine again.

  • helps to soothe and to rejuvenate skin cells, so often it is used in natural facial toners, as well.

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Enjoy in good health!

Until next time,

Anita

LESS IS MORE!

in product ingredients +

application.

Anita is a founder and owner of Rodina Botanicals. Rodina Botanicals is a maker of small-batch, organic plant-based skincare for the entire family.

We at Rodina Botanicals:

  • want our clients to enjoy their life to the fullest and not be distracted by mosquito bites, dry cuticles, eczema, or dry and cracked skin.

  • make all our products in Barrington, IL, U.S.A.

  • use eco- and travel-friendly packaging.

 
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