Calendula oil comes from the Marigold flower native to Asia, Europe and the Mediterranean. It looks like a simple flower but it has so many health benefits for the skin. Calendula oil is produced via steam distillation of the marigold flower tops. A previous article...
Calendula oil is processed from the petals of the marigold plant by steam distillation. The Calendula plant is common throughout North America and Europe. It has been used for cosmetic, culinary and medicinal purposes since the 14th century and is common in a lot...
Hair steaming is great for infusing moisture to your hair, keeping it soft and helping other treatments work better. In order to get the best out of hair steaming, you also need to coat your strands with appropriate deep conditioning products and suitable natural oils. The...
Calendula oil was discussed earlier in Eliminate Sore, Itchy and Inflamed Scalp Issues with Calendula Oil. This article will focus on how to make your own Calendula oil and how to use Calendula oil effectively for scalp issues. Calendula oil has great anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties,...
My mum used calendula oil on my sisters and me whenever we had rashes when we were kids. It was amazingly effective and within a few days, all rashes were gone. It never occurred to me that calendula oil could be used on the scalp...