08/05/2026
Calendula is very versatile, with benefits that may support skin health, digestive health and inflammation of the body. It’s the perfect botanical for soaps, salves, lotions and even as a tea! 🌼 Using code CALENDULA10 you can get 10% off Calendula from now until the end of August
Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, Calendula is the ideal candidate for a skin-soothing oil, and you can make one at home!
We recommend using a sealable jar, filling it halfway with dried calendula, then covering it with a carrier oil to the top. Argan oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, and grape seed oil are all great options for skin oils, but you can use whatever works best for your skintype!
Place the sealed jar in a cool, dry place for 4 to 6 weeks then strain with a cheesecloth. After allowing it to settle, strain it again, repeating until all plant material is removed. When storing, you’ll want to keep the oil safe from light, heat, air and moisture.
Some things you can do to lengthen the shelf life are:
🌼 use a container with an airtight seal
🌼 store in an amber glass container, or away from light exposure
🌼 store in a cool and dry environment
