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Calendula: The Millennial Flower
Calendula is a beautiful orange flower that has multiple beneficial properties for us. It is something they already knew in ancient times. For many centuries it was the flower that decorated the homes of the Greeks, Romans, Indians and Arabs. In fact, it arrived in Europe in the Middle Ages and stayed here to take advantage of its beauty and properties. The Egyptians considered it a miraculous plant.
In ancient times it was used for all types of home remedies: from healing an open wound to a scorpion sting, or treating irritated skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties also made it perfect for reducing swelling from insect bites.
Properties and benefits
- Having a great antiseptic capacity,it is very beneficial to combat acne, as it stops the appearance of bacteria. Additionally, it works as an astringent to dry out pimples. Natural soaps made with calendula provide deep cleaning with great disinfection of the areas.
- Calendula has a great healing and antiseptic power, in addition to regenerating the skin and producing collagen, so it is highly recommended for healing wounds, treating scars, cracked feet and hands, etc.
- Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory action. It is used in creams and oils to reduce inflammation.
- Eliminates fungi and other types of infections. It is a great fungicide and helps in the treatment of fungi, such as athlete's foot or vaginal candidiasis, when used in products intended for this purpose.
