This calendula body butter recipe is very similar to the Calendula Face Butter. The Calendula Face Butter just has a few more ingredients to be extra soothing to the delicate skin of the face.
Combine ingredients and melt over double boiler. Once melted place it in the fridge to cool it down. Once your butter and oil are solid, whip to fluffiness.
Put in a jar with a lid and label with date and ingredients. Store in a cool place and this should last up to a year.
Once you swap out body butters for store made lotions you’ll never go back. They are so hydrating and get the job done.
This a great body butter to soothe;
Dry skin, sensitive skin, or irritated skin
Diaper rash and cradle cap
Eczema and psoriasis
Stretch marks
Scar healer
Don’t use calendula if you are allergic to plants in the daisy family, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. There is some evidence to suggest that topical use of calendula during pregnancy could be harmful.
*Do your research before using herbs*
Calendula is an effective yet gentle herb, gentle enough that its even considered safe for the sensitive skin of babies and can be used on diaper rash and cradle cap. It’s also soothing for eczema and psoriasis.
It’s that easy.
Its skin soothing properties help itchy skin, sensitive skin, and its wound healing & anti inflammatory properties may help with things like eczema & psoriasis, diaper rash, cradle cap, and is generally considered safe on the sensitive skin of babies.
Calendula is also great for stretch marks and healing scars.
If you are allergic to plants in the daisy family, don’t use calendula.
Don’t use calendula if you are allergic to plants in the daisy family, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. There is some evidence to suggest that topical use of calendula during pregnancy could be harmful. Do your research before using herbs.
This contains no essential oils, often they are irritating to extremely sensitive skin and generally are not safe for pets.
