Description

Botanical Name:  Calendula Officinalis.

Origin: United Kingdom – The Calendula or Marigold plant is so widely grown that its precise origin is hard to pinpoint. It is also considered edible and the flower can be used in recipes and salads to add colour. Oil is made by infusing marigold flowers in a carrier oil.

Calendula oil its self is quite versatile. It is said to help with skin complaints with its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Its widely used in the cosmetics industry on its own or to make ointments, creams, or salves.

Colour and odour: yellow to amber colour with  mild spicy sweet aroma

Texture: light texture

Shelf Life: 1 year

Base oils are ideal for diluting Essential Oils before using them on the skin. Calendula oil infused into Sunflower oil ‘Calendula Officinalis Flower & Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil ‘,  All our base oils are 100% natural pure oil. We carry a wide variety of cold-pressed, fractionated and solvent extraction base oils, also known as ‘carrier’ oils.

Carefully selected and sourced from around the world and derived from plants that are grown not using pesticides, fertilisers or other chemicals these Base Oils have extensive applications in aromatherapy where they are used to dilute Essential Oils for therapeutic purposes.

Widely used for massage therapy as well as in the manufacturing of soaps and cosmetics, our Carrier Oils range from 100% natural to refined, bleached and deodorised varieties, to suit your various needs.

CALENDULA OIL UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD NOT BE USED BY ANYONE THAT HAS AN ALLERGY TO RAGWEED .