Calendula oil

NAME OF RAW MATERIAL: Calendula oil-macerate of calendula flowers in sunflower oil

BOTANICAL NAME: Calendula officinalis

INCI: Calendula Officinalis Flower Oil

CAS: 84776-23-8

DATE OF PRODUCTION: 07/2022

SHELF LIFE: 07/2024

DESCRIPTION: The oil is obtained from the petals of the flower by the process of maceration. The petals are immersed in the appropriate mixture, and then the resulting liquid is diluted in sunflower seed oil (Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil), resulting in a product that retains all the medicinal ingredients of the plant. Calendula flowers contain essential oil, tannins, sugars, lycopene (which is an extremely good antioxidant), proteins, carotenoid pigments (give color to flowers), calendulin, minerals (potassium, sulfur, etc.), bitter substances, acidic substances (voloxanthin, citroxanthin , rubixanthin, flavoxanthin), resins, organic acids (malic, salicylic) and others.

USE: Natural product for skin care after sunbathing, for healing scars, reducing swelling and removing redness, for baby skin care from diaper rash. Anti-wrinkle facial serums with calendula oil protect the skin from free radicals, smooth wrinkles, accelerate skin cell renewal, reduce hyperpigmentation and give the skin a fresh, youthful appearance. Excellent in preparations for all skin types.

Calendula oil is used in the production of many cosmetic products, often as a base for lotions, ointments, creams, and personal hygiene products. It is also added to various natural salves for wound healing and burns. The oil makes the skin soft and smooth, makes wrinkles less noticeable, and can also soften freckles and other scars (for example, from acne). It is also used for massage.

Tests carried out according to the legal regulations of the RS.