In my home, calendula infused oil gets used daily. From diaper balm to dry skin, pregnancy belly oil to minor scrapes—it’s truly a multipurpose wonder.

Calendula flowers are edible with a subtle peppery flavor, adding a vibrant touch to salads, soups, and stews. DIY Potpourri – Dried Calendula blossoms infuse your space with a beautiful fragrance.

Tropaeolum majus is a warm-season annual with round leaves and vibrant flowers in red, orange, and yellow. Blooms from late ...

To use, steep fresh flowers or a pinch of dried petals in boiling water for 4 minutes. Calendula is high in Vitamin C and good for the digestive system.

Looking for the best home facial toner? This is the perfect calendula toner for face types ranging from oily to dry to help promote clear skin. Gifts from the Garden (Kyle Books, 2013) is food ...

Moisturizes and Hydrates Calendula soap is often gentle and hydrating, making it suitable for dry or sensitive skin. It helps to maintain the skin’s natural moisture balance.

Mix dried calendula petals with yogurt or honey to create a soothing face mask. Apply the mask to your face, leave it on for about 15-20 minutes, and then rinse off with warm water.

Though calendula is a multifunctional natural remedy, take the same care you would with any new ingredient you incorporate into your beauty routine: Spot test it behind your ear or your elbow and ...