Description:Â Organic Calendula carrier oil is extracted using maceration technique from Calendula Officinalis, commonly known as pot marigold and should not confused with true marigold, the latter is known as Tagetes Minuta or organic marigold oil, which serves different aromatic purposes.
Calendula (olive) oil is a versatile therapeutic grade oil that can be used for a variety of purposes, including skin care, hair care, and wound healing. It is made by infusing calendula flowers in olive oil, which extracts the beneficial properties of the flowers into the oil. It is made by slow-infusing sun-dried calendula flowers in Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO), which effectively draws the lipophilic resins, triterpenoids, and healing esters from the flowers into the carrier.
Calendula macerated oil is commonly referred to Calendula infused oil and is widely used for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. Calendula infused oil is most commonly macerated in olive oil or sunflower seed oil. Our USDA certified organic calendula oil is macerated in extra virgin olive oil. While some producers use sunflower oil, our USDA certified calendula infused olive oil utilizes cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil to maximize the content of oleic acid and squalene, ensuring deep penetration and moisture retention.
Why Choose Calendula Infused in Olive Oil?
Olive oil acts as a superior solvent for Calendula’s medicinal compounds compared to lighter oils. This synergy creates a potent organic calendula essential oil alternative that is safe for direct application.
Beneficial properties of regular Calendula Olive oil are:
- Moisturizing and conditioning properties – Restores the lipid barrier on dry skin and scalp
- Anti-inflammatory properties – Calms redness, diaper rash, and irritation
- Antioxidant properties – Rich in flavonoids to fight free radicals
- Skin-regenerative properties – Promotes collagen production for wound repair
Calendula oil can be used for:
- Moisturizing the skin – Ideal for after-sun care and soothing winter dryness
- Conditioning the hair – Massage into the scalp to soothe itchiness and condition brittle strands
- Soothing eczema and psoriasis – Reduces the itch-scratch cycle naturally
- Reducing wrinkles and fine lines – Plumps skin to diminish fine lines
- Preventing stretch marks – Improves skin elasticity during pregnancy
- Deodorizing – Neutralizes odors with its light, herbal scent
Here are some additional tips for using Calendula (Olive) oil:
- Apply it to your skin after a shower or bath to lock in moisture.
- Add a few drops to your shampoo or conditioner to help condition your hair.
- Use it as a makeup remover.
- Mix it with essential oils (like Lavender or Frankincense) to create a custom blend.
- Store it in a cool, dark place to preserve the beta-carotene.
Calendula (olive) oil is a versatile oil that can be used on its own or blended with other essential oils to create custom blends.
Quick Comparison: Calendula vs. Marula Oil
Many customers ask, “what is marula oil and how does it differ?” Marula oil is primarily a lightweight hydrator rich in Vitamin C, excellent for daily facial glow. In contrast, Calendula Oil is a heavy-duty healer focused on inflammation, wounds, and damaged skin repair. Use Marula for glow, and Calendula for healing.
Type: Organic
Botanical name: Calendula officinalis
Plant Part: Flowers
Extraction Method: Maceration in extra virgin olive oil (Solar or Low-Heat Infusion)
Odor and Appearance: A light, nutty aroma and a golden yellow color to orange color (indicating high carotenoid content). It is a rich, lightweight, non-greasy oil that absorbs quickly into the skin.
County of origin: Egypt
Note: Base Note
Main Constituents:
- Flavonoids: It is a plant compounds that have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. They can help to protect the skin from damage and promote healing.
- Carotenoids: It is a plant pigments (like Lutein) that have antioxidant properties. They can help to protect the skin from sun damage and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, reduce signs of aging.
- Essential fatty acids: It has Omega fatty acids that the body cannot produce on its own. They are important for skin health and can help to moisturize and nourish the skin deep dermal layers.
- It is rich in flavonoids, carotenoids, and essential fatty acids. These compounds have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and healing properties.
Common Uses:
- Skin care: Can be used to moisturize, soothe, and protect the skin. It is especially beneficial for dry, sensitive, and irritated skin. It can also be used to treat a variety of skin conditions, such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne naturally.
- Hair care: Can be used to condition and soften dry, brittle hair. It can also help to reduce frizz and promotes a healthy scalp environment for hair growth.
- Wound healing: Used to promote wound healing and reduce inflammation. It is also effective in reducing the appearance of scars.
Wholesale & Business Inquiries
Are you looking for calendula oil wholesale or sourcing for your own brand? We offer competitive calendula oil price tiers for bulk orders. While building your own facility is costly (a typical calendula oil processing plant cost can exceed $50,000 for extraction equipment), sourcing calendula oil bulk directly from us allows you to access premium macerates without the overhead. Contact us for where to buy calendula oil in drums or pails.
Contradictions: Calendula Oil (Organic) is known for its soothing properties, but it can cause allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to plants in the Asteraceae family (ragweed, daisies). Though it’s anti-inflammatory, overuse may irritate sensitive skin, especially in higher concentrations. It’s also relatively slow to absorb, leaving a greasy residue on some skin types. Despite its healing benefits, its scent may be too herbal or strong for some users.
This Statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This Product is not Intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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