Natural skincare and essential oil website Oily Gal launches a guide entitled “How To Make Calendula Oil At Home”, offering useful information alongside the simple, effective recipe.
San Jose, United States - November 18, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
The newly launched guide provides a comprehensive introduction to the benefits of calendula oil. Readers are informed that knowledge of calendula is one of the cornerstones for those studying to become herbalists, and that it has significant healing potential when used in conjunction with essential oils. This is achieved through its use as a dilutant, assisting with the application of essential oils to the skin, and also as a healing ingredient beneficial to the mixture.
More details can be found at: https://oilygal.com/how-to-make-calendula-oil
With the launch of the guide, readers have access to a concise recipe that walks them through the process of making calendula oil in 5 simple steps. Drawing on herbalist sources, the guide offers readers the option of changing the flowers during the steeping process in order to gain stronger flavor, stating both the benefits and drawbacks of this method.
As people around the world become increasingly aware of the dangers the earth faces and the ecocide tacitly perpetrated by thoughtless consumption, many are turning to natural products and ways of life to offer a more sustainable path into the future.
Along with showing ecological responsibility, the choice to handcraft calendula oil provides benefits for one’s mental wellness, allowing one to gain the feeling of actively participating in one’s own wellbeing. Calendula oil offers calming, soothing, and healing properties, and can be used for skin moisturization and the treatment of scrapes and cuts.
For those more inclined towards visual learning, the guide also offers a video tutorial on how to make calendula oil.
Oily Gal, a website dedicated to essential oils and natural skincare, is the project of Jenna Lee. Her aim is to share her experiences and fun DIY recipes while transitioning to the exclusive use of natural skincare products.
The guide provides historical background by stating: “Calendula oil is made from the flowers of the Calendula officinalis plant, which is also known as the pot marigold and marigold. It is believed to have originated in India. This oil is yellow to orange in color, and is a part of traditional Ayurvedic medicine where it is used to treat a wide variety of ailments.”
All interested parties can find further information at: https://oilygal.com/how-to-make-calendula-oil
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Name: Jenna Lee
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Organization: Oily Gal
Address: 1043 Garland Ave Unit C #760, San Jose, CA 95126, United States
Website: https://oilygal.com
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