Calendula Salve - 100ml

An all healing, all soothing, all purpose Calendula Salve. Hugely popular online with customers coming back for more – just look up yourself at the great feedback and reviews. This natural Calendula Salve is ideal for a multitude of skin ailments including dry, itchy skin, eczema and rashes. All packaging is plastic free and product is natural, palm oil free and cruelty free. This versatile little flower can help cure many a skin ailment. It’s anti-inflammatory, anti bacterial, antiseptic and even anti fungal. A pot of Calendula salve should be a staple in anyone’s medicine cupboard. This salve can be used for most skin irritations including eczema, mild burns, rashes and bites. Calendula also brightens the complexion and I even dab this salve on a daily face moisturiser. Benefits of Calendula: * Antimicrobial – destroys & prevents the growth of micro-organisms including bacteria, viruses and fungi. * Anti-inflammatory – helps reduce inflammation and swelling. * Helps to treat insect bites. * Helps soothe rashes. * Eczema relief. * Helps relieve the effects of burns including sunburn. * Acts as an antiseptic for abrasions and scrapes (do not apply to bleeding or open wounds). * Can be used for fungal infections. * Helps reduce the appearance of scars. Prefer a softer, smoother texture or would rather not use beeswax? We offer a vegan version of this product using soy wax instead. Please see the following link here. All Products are suitable for vegetarians Ingredient List: Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond Oil), Calenulda Officinalis (Calendula), Apis Mel (Beeswax), Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender Essential Oil) Full CPSR Documentation (Cosmetic Product Safety Report) and cruelty free. Our CPSR's are valid for use in both the UK and EU and are written to current UK legislation (Schedule 34 Amendment of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and related amendments of The Product Safety and Metrology etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019) and to Regulation EC No. 1223/2009 of the European Parliament and the Council of 32 November 2009