Organic Calendula Macerated Oil

Are you looking for the gentlest and best-tolerated macerated oil in natural cosmetics, containing active marigold flower ingredients, for the care of sensitive, irritated, and reactive skin, baby care, and soothing cosmetic preparations? The Organic Calendula Macerated Oil from Herbes et Traditions (Calendula officinalis) is obtained by macerating dried marigold flowers in an organic vegetable oil. Rich in calendula carotenoids, flavonoids, and triterpenes, it is the gold standard macerated oil for the care of the most delicate skin. 50ml. Organic Ecocert.

Cosmetic profile and properties

• Calendula actives in an organic VO: maceration extracts the carotenoids, flavonoids (isorhamnetin, narcissin), and specific marigold triterpenes, which are fat-soluble molecules not present in a pure VO.
• Intense yellow-orange color: a marker of the macerated oil's quality. A deep color indicates a rich and prolonged maceration.
• Reference care for sensitive and irritated skin: calendula is one of the gentlest cosmetic active ingredients. Suitable for reactive skin, red skin, and baby skin.
• Baby care: a key ingredient in baby skincare in natural cosmetics, exceptionally well-tolerated.
• Dilution base for EO for sensitive skin: ideal for diluting gentle EOs (Roman chamomile, fine lavender).
• 50ml: Organic Ecocert. Herbes et Traditions.

Composition

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) macerated oil in organic VO. Organic Ecocert. 50ml. For external use only. Herbes et Traditions.

How to use this macerated oil?

Sensitive skin facial care: apply pure as a night treatment or blend with gentle EOs (Roman chamomile, fine lavender at 1%).

Baby care: a few drops on irritated areas. Use gently on clean, dry skin.

Massage base: for massaging sensitive skin and babies.

After-sun care: a few drops on sun-exposed skin to soften and nourish.

Precautions

• For external use only
• Test on a small area before first use in case of allergy to Asteraceae
• Store away from heat and light
• Keep out of reach of children

FAQ

What is the difference between calendula macerated oil and commercial calendula oil?
In cosmetics, the term calendula oil always refers to a macerated oil. Quality varies according to the flower content and the duration of maceration. A high-quality macerated oil has a deep yellow-orange color.

Is calendula suitable for oily skin?
Yes, despite its richness, the macerated oil is generally well-tolerated by combination skin due to its relative lightness depending on the base VO used.

Can calendula be used during pregnancy?
For external cutaneous application, it is generally considered safe. Consult your doctor for personalized advice.

The gentlest macerated oil in natural cosmetics, with marigold actives for sensitive and baby skin

Organic Calendula Macerated Oil (Calendula officinalis), 50ml.

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Complementary products: Organic Roman Chamomile EO and Organic Fine Lavender EO for sensitive skin care.

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