calendula

9 letters in word "calendula": A A C D E L L N U.

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• Definitions:
• (Ca·len·du·la) (k?-len´du-l?) [L.] a genus of composite-flowered plants (family Compositae). The dried florets of C. ...
• Also known as Marigold, this cheerful yellow blossom is revered for its reputed ability to ease skin ailments. Bath By Bettijo uses infusions from Calendula as well as the dried petals in several of our natural bath and body products.
• An emollient believed to have healing, soothing and antiseptic properties. Used to treat dry skin.
• Calendula (also known as pot marigold) is an herb with pretty golden flowers that are anti-inflammatory and healing. Infuse the calendula flowrs into a base of rich extra virgin olive oil to make a soothing calendula oil that can be used in healing massage oils, lotions, soaps and balms.
• (Marigold) Astringent, cleansing, anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, soothing, softening and an anti-oxidant.
• (Calendula officinalis) - This plant extract from marigolds is a freshener and skin tonic that is also an anti-inflammatory.
• (Calendula officinalis) The common Pot Marigold is grown throughout the world as a garden plant and is one of the most useful herbal remedies. Calendula is gentle and soothing and is used for its antiseptic and healing properties. ...
• is a very strong anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic and antiseptic. The plant chemicals oppose fungi, bacteria, viruses and inflammation which are beneficial in treating all forms of skin problems, especially rashes, dry chapped or cracked skin, and eczema. ...
• Used in fresheners, soothing creams, and sensitive skin products. Sometimes used in deodorants. Some adverse skin reactions have been reported in medical literature.
• Often referred to as “Marigold”, Calendula is not to be mistaken for the common garden Marigold. Antibacterial and immunostimulant in nature, Calendula is often used in preparations to treat minor wounds and skin infections. ...
• any of numerous chiefly annual herbs of the genus Calendula widely cultivated for their yellow or orange flowers; often used for medicinal and culinary purposes
• Calendula (pot marigold) is a genus of about 12-20 species of annual or perennial herbaceous plants in the daisy family Asteraceae, native to the area from Macaronesia east through the Mediterranean region to Iran. For other plants also named 'marigold', see marigold. ...

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