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A Look at Calendula Officinalis: Data and Applications of the Oil
October 10th, 2009 | 
Author: Infused Calendula oil has long been used as a component of natural skin care preparations for its special soothing properties. The oil of the flowers had not been available as an essential oil for most of its history, as the flowers had been too delicate to process in the typical steam distillation process. With the recent introduction of the Supercritical cold-extraction process, a concentrated Calendula CO2 essential oil is now readily available, making it very easy to include this wonderful concentrated in any skin care and wound healing recipe. This new Calendula extract has been the subject of much research over the last several years, confirming its nearly miraculous regenerative, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions — further encouraging its use for natural skin care products, whether purchased already blended or for you to make a personal formula at home.
Healing from the Marigold Flower
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Tags: aging, alternative health, aromatherapy, beauty, children, essential oil, health, health care, massage, pain, skin care, supplements, wellness, women | 
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How Useful Are Homemade Acne Remedies?
In addition to the many acne treatments now on the market, you can also consider a few homemade acne remedies. After all, what did people do before modern medicine? You can be sure they used a variety of home remedies for battling acne.
As you will notice, we have gathered some exciting information for you to explain how things you normally have around the home, can actually aid clear up your acne, as an alternative of using the “best acne cream”.
Have You Heard of This Acne Alternative Treatment?
If you are searching for a natural but effective and safe acne alternative treatment, we suggest you consider what the Chinese have to offer. We all know that when it comes to remedies for just about anything, the Chinese have cornered the market.
Their cures go back millenia, and they still are a common choice for acne sufferers. As opposed to American and European beliefs, the Chinese think that acne is caused by toxins and heat in your blood and digestive organs.