calendula
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- noun
- /kəˈlɛndjʊlə/
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caléndula
- I would recommend you find calendula oil because that, mixed in about a 2 to 1 ratio, though it will still take a week to totally work, will cure your dry skin.
- calendula flowers
- calendula oil
- calendula cream
Examples
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I always make my lotion with oil that I've infused with calendula flower petals.
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It's easy to make this yourself, with either flowers you grow at home (calendula is super easy to grow).
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I have never heard of calendula oil, but I am certainly going to be looking into it.
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You need something to heal your skin, and calendula does just that.
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This is an aloe, hydrating facial mist, neroli and calendula from Body Seuticals.
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We've got morning glory around it and then I've got cosmos, calendula, marigolds, zinnias, sunflowers.
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The extract from calendula flowers is often used in creams for its soothing properties.
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You can brew a tea with calendula petals that is known for its calming effects.
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Many lotions include calendula to help treat skin irritations and promote healing.
Synonyms
A garden plant with bright yellow or orange flowers that people use for skin care
A common garden plant with bright yellow or orange flowers
Plants that have bright, often orange or yellow flowers like marigolds
Compounds
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A garden plant with bright yellow or orange flowers used in teas and skin creams
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Plants that have bright, often orange or yellow flowers like marigolds
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A very small North American bird whose male has a red patch on the top of the head and sings
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word calendula comes from the Latin word calendae, which means 'the first day of the month', and is related to the English word calendar. People named this small flower because it often blooms again and again through the year, so calendula suggests a plant that returns regularly and was used in cooking and medicine.