Dried calendula uses

This homemade calendula salve recipe is the perfect herbal remedy for dry skin, rashes, bug bites, minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.

Make calendula oil for skin soothing and healing. This simple infusion can be used on its own or as the first step in natural skincare.

Want to learn how to make calendula tincture and how to use calendula tincture at home? Below is the original calendula tincture recipe.

Have you grown calendula flowers before? Also known as Pot Marigold, these calendula flowers have so many great uses, from externally on the skin to internally for the digestive system. With our homegrown calendula flower’s it’s time to make some herbal tea to enjoy!

How does infusing oil allow you to create soothing creams like Calendula salve? Read this guide to learn recipes and the benefits of botanical infusions.

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

Drying calendula is a great way to preserve the petals and flower heads. Learn how to dry calendula, and preserve your harvest for later use.

The next time someone cuts themselves, have this all-natural calendula salve at the ready. It’s perfectly safe to use on people and pets!

How to make calendula infused oil. Learn about the natural skin care benefits of calendula and how to make calendula oil using both the warm infusion method and the solar infusion method. Along with ways to use calendula infused oil including a homemade calendula soap recipe for a cold process soap you can make from scratch for problem skin. Calendula oil is perfect for acne prone skin, dry skin and eczema and can help promote skin healing as well as fight the signs of aging.

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.