Calendula also known as pot marigold is a plant
extract that has been used throughout history in skin preparations.
Calendula is beneficial for dry or damaged skin and also promotes the
fast healing and regeneration of the skin because of its
anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. According to
YourHealth.com, applying calendula topically is effective for decreasing
inflammation and promoting the healing of wounds, burns, eczema and
other inflammatory skin conditions.
Wound Healing
Because
of calendula's anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, it is often
used in preparations for sunburns, rashes, insect bites and other mild
skin irritations. Calendula treatments can help soothe contact
dermatitis from environmental causes. According to WoundsResearch.com,
clinical data supports the properties of calendula in topical
applications of 2 to 10 percent. Calendula's effect on inflammation and
tissue regeneration makes it an effective natural wound healer.
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Supple Skin
Calendula
oil is often used for dry or damaged skin. It has natural restorative
properties that infuse the skin with a youthful glow. Calendula oil is
also used to protect the skin from premature aging and thinning of the
skin. Calendula is safe enough to be used on the delicate skin under
the eyes to prevent crow's feet. Creams containing calendula are also
used for baby's diaper rash.
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