Calendula, calendula or medicinal, marigold, necrolyme, (calendula officinalis). ID: 97-41

Calendula ointments and creams are widespread, but it is also used as an oral treatment for gynecological problems, but also as a cleanser for skin and rheumatic diseases.

The main action of calendula is relieving skin irritations and accelerating skin healing.

The beneficial effects of calendula are used in the preparation of cosmetics and medicines for the care and protection of the skin.

Suitable for all skin types, as well as for dry or sensitive skin.

It is an excellent base for creams, herbal ointments, lotions and natural cosmetics.

Infusion : For relieving inflammatory condition of the digestive tract, suitable for vaginal washes and mouthwash for gingivitis and mouth ulcers.

Cream ointment : for small cuts and abrasions, as well as for irritated or dry skin, eczema, chapped hands, sore nipples from breastfeeding, acne, light burns, sunburn, etc.

It also helps in case of fungal infections, such as dermatitis, vaginal fungal infection, athlete's foot.

Wetting oil : On hemorrhoids and broken blood vessels.

Tincture : For menstrual problems (Unstable cycle, dysmenorrhea).

Action : Astringent, antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, suitable for wounds, mild estrogen, antispasmodic, cycle regulator.

Basic Ingredients : Flavonoids, mucous membranes, triterpenes, volatile oils, bitter glycosides, cellulose, sterols, carotenes.

How to use : Infusion, Cream ointment, oil, tincture.

Should not be applied to open wounds.

Taking it by pregnant and lactating women (internally or externally locally) is contraindicated.

May cause an allergic reaction in those who are sensitive to plants of the Asteraceae / Compositae family, such as chrysanthemums, marigolds, daisies.