How to Make Infused Herbal Oil, Calendula Oil | EASY & Great for Skin!
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Today we are sharing how to make your own Calendula oil which is exactly how you can make any oil and plant infusion. We share our process step by step through this 7 week documentation!
It's super easy and we hope we inspired you to have more fun with your garden material that you work so hard at growing.
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I’m gonna do this with olive and argan oil then mix with beeswax once it’s infused into the oil long enough.
What a great idea to use the flowers to make your oil!
I hope you find time to try it, it’s been fun tinkering around 😂🌿🌿
Wonderful tutorial. Many thanks.
thank you for watching!
Plants are so amazing. Thank you for sharing
They are always giving❤️🌿
Great video to show my students. Thank you x
That’s amazing! It’s our most used homemade product in the household.
I’m making my own oil this year Casey! All of my calendula are sprouting now! I can’t wait to start seeing those blooms! Great video ❤️
That’s so fun!! You’re going to have a blast and it’s right up your alley since you’re into all this stuff too!🌿🌿
@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm yes ma’am! I’m growing all the herbs I can grow this year! 🥰
Thank You for sharing now i know what to do my calendula can't wait. God Bless
Thank you for watching! Next we will make a hand salve with it!
Do you use it in face? Your skin looks very healthy
Great video Casey! I so love your respect and love for nature ❤🌼🌸🌸
Thank you, that is very kind!
That oil is just so beautiful thankyou for sharing the process with us Casey going to give it a try ❤
Thank you, I’m so excited for you to give it a try!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
I Thank you for sharing, can you tell me what the shelf life is on this? please & thank you!
the average is 1-2 years. I go by the shelf life of the oil on the bottle
How long does Calendula oil stay good ?
What if the flowers arent fully sumerged? I might have put too many flowers without enough oil...😅
take some of the flowers out then, and shake it every few days
You need a levo for infusion to save you time!
How long will it stay good for? I'm assuming the oil will go rancid eventually?
P.S….I’d love to know how you guys made your own oil!! That’s really awesome
I was thinking of you today! I was going to surprise text you😂🤣 We use the distiller for essential oils and hydrosols. We can chat about that.
@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm awesome! And text me anytime! I’m never busy lol
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I gave it a try. My granddaughter's Doctor said mix the oil with the medication she subscribed, to clear up my granddaughters eczema and it worked. The medication alone did not work.
i’m glad to hear that! This is the most used homemade product we have in the house! I even put drops of this in my bath, and I even mix it with castor oil and apply it to my entire body once a week. It does wonders!
I don’t have this flower on hand. Can I start to grow this flower from seed now? Or wait to grow outside? I live in Chicago, zone 6. What other flowers do you recommend for this process? Thanks!
you can do this with any plant that holds medicinal values. We’ve been learning about this for the past two years, there are so many plants you can do this with. My suggestion would be to look online, or get a few books that talk about medicinal plants within our region. You can start calendula from seed, but I wouldn’t start them yet, they are quick to germinate. you can seed them early April to have them for your garden by the second or third week of May. You can also directly seed them into the garden.
can you use for craddle cap
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I have a jar I filled a few months ago that i totally forgot about and have not strained. Do you think it is still safe to use as long as my extra virgin olive oil I used does not smell rancid? Or should I toss this one and start again this year just to be safe? The flowers have probably been in the oil for 5 months…. OOPS!
that is quite a while, but I would definitely do the smell test. Did you ever shake it in between? Check to make sure there’s no molding on top
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