Organic Calendula Petals & Flower Heads – Skin-Loving Herb for Tea, Salves & Potpourri

Beyond its beauty, Calendula is known for its nurturing qualities. Whether brewed as a calming tea, infused in salves, or added to your bathwater, this herb brings a touch of nature’s magic to your wellness routine. It’s often included in natural skincare for its healing, anti-inflammatory properties, and its sweet, earthy fragrance adds a peaceful note to any home.

Calendula holds a special place in my heart—and not just because of its beauty and benefits. One day, as I was carefully cutting calendula blooms to press in a book for our VIP Circle, something unexpected happened. As I reached for a flower, a small garter snake uncurled itself from the plant, hiding among the leaves, and bite!—it nipped me! Startled, I jumped back, t and the little snake wiggled off to the other side of the flower bed, as if nothing had happened. I laughed, the cat jumped and I moved on shaking my head at the adventure that came with harvesting such a magical plant. It was a reminder that nature is full of surprises, even in the most serene moments.

• Calendula Tea: A soothing, anti-inflammatory brew.
• Calendula Tincture: An herbal extract used for various healing purposes.
• Calendula Salve: A gentle, healing balm for dry skin.
• Potpourri Blends: Adds a lovely floral touch to your home.
• Skin and Hair Care: From bathwater infusions to lotions and salves.

A Simple Herbal Hair Rinse for Red & Strawberry-Toned Hair
Calendula’s bright petals make for a beautiful, natural hair treatment. This rinse enhances red and strawberry-colored hair, giving it a vibrant, healthy shine.

Ingredients:

• 1 ounce fresh dried Organic Calendula Petals
• 2 cups hot water (not boiling)

Instructions:

1. Place the dried Calendula petals in a medium-sized bowl.
2. Pour hot (but not boiling) water over the petals and cover the bowl. Let it steep overnight.
3. The next day, strain the petals from the infusion and compost them.
4. Warm the Calendula infusion to lukewarm (comfortable enough to put your finger in, but not too hot!).
5. Soak your hair with the infusion and let it sit for 5-10 minutes, wrapping a warm towel around your head for extra comfort.
6. Rinse thoroughly.

Important Note: This rinse is best used fresh—discard any remaining infusion after 24 hours as it may begin to grow unwanted bacteria.

Join the Journey to Natural Beauty
Calendula is more than just an herb—it’s a link to a simpler, more mindful way of living. Whether you're crafting beauty products, creating soothing teas, or simply adding a touch of nature to your home, this herb brings timeless beauty and health benefits to every part of your day. Plus, it’s always full of surprises—like that little snake that reminded me just how wild and wonderful nature truly is!

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