Salve, Chamomile and Calendula, 2 oz
$12.00
Calendula has been a prized herbal remedy for centuries, recorded even as far back as the ancient Egyptian and Indian civilizations. For skin problems, calendula works to reduce inflammation and promotes healthy tissue regeneration and fast healing. It is antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiseptic, and antibiotic, so it’s great for all types of scrapes, cuts and rashes, including diaper rash! Calendula soothes and cools the inflammation from burns, bites, sores - including bedsores, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, and even athlete’s foot and ringworm! So, when it came to making our healing salves, it’s no wonder that we knew we needed to make one from Calendula!
Our salves are all natural and all homemade. We make them in small batches to ensure even mixing of the ingredients. Our formula makes a salve that is easy to apply without pressure, so injured skin is soothed rather than irritated. Our Calendula salve will moisturize dry or chapped skin and lips, help prevent and relieve existing infections, and help new skin tissue stay healthy, soft and supple! When you need a good, time-tested natural herbal salve that works effectively on most skin injuries and conditions, remember Calendula!
Each tin of healing salve is homemade
SKU: 34202
Our salves are all natural and all homemade. We make them in small batches to ensure even mixing of the ingredients. Our formula makes a salve that is easy to apply without pressure, so injured skin is soothed rather than irritated. Our Calendula salve will moisturize dry or chapped skin and lips, help prevent and relieve existing infections, and help new skin tissue stay healthy, soft and supple! When you need a good, time-tested natural herbal salve that works effectively on most skin injuries and conditions, remember Calendula!
Each tin of healing salve is homemade
Ingredients: Infused Extra Virgin Olive and Coconut Oil with Calendula and Lavender Buds, Bees Wax, Lavender EO
2 oz. tub
Calendula is an annual flower native to the northern Mediterranean countries. Its name refers to its tendency to bloom with the calendar, usually once a month or with every new moon. Calendula has historically been used as a food, adding flavor to cereals, rice, and soups. The petals can be added to salads for their brilliant color. As recently as 70 years ago, American physicians used calendula to treat amenorrhea, conjunctivitis, fevers, cuts, scrapes, bruises, and burns, as well as minor infections of the skin. -Mountain Rose Herbs
