Make Your Own Calendula Herbal Healing Poultice

Okay, I know I've been on a massive Calendula kick lately, I cant help it! It's just useful for so many things! Hopefully soon I will have the herbal spotlight on calendula published, and then I'll move onto another herb. <3



We went over some of the many benefits of Calendula in these posts:

• Calendula Tea (Infusion)


• Calendula Salve


• Acne Blend Calendula Salve

The basic greatness list of what Calendula is good for treating:

• acne


• eczema


• inflammations or infections in the mouth


• lacerations


• burns


• wounds


• ulcers


• deep cuts


• bites


• stings


• damaged skin


• frostbite


• slow healing or infected wounds


• bedsores


• boils


• wrinkles


• sensitive skin


• baby bum rashes

and so much more.

The idea of the poultice (alongside the other methods posted below) is to draw out an infection.

I have been using herbal poultices for most of my life. I've used them for my animals in the past as well. We used to make up herbal poultices for a patient's skin issues when I was working in Home Caring. I find them highly effective.

Now that you know a bit about the benefits of making a poultice with calendula we can move onto the how. :)

To Make The Poultice:

• Crush a tbs or two of dried Calendula Flowers. (or you can use the strained flowers from the tea infusion / compress for this)


• Pour hot water over them but just enough to make a paste of sorts.

To Use The Poultice:

• Put the crushed flower paste either directly on the wound or you can put a layer of cheesecloth on the skin first.


• Cover the mixture with a bandage / cheesecloth or a towel


• Some people use plastic wrap to keep the warmth and moisture in, but I usually just put a few strips of medical tape on the edges of the towel or cheesecloth to hold it in place.


• Allow to sit for a few hours (if you can)


• Remove wrap and rinse with cool water.


• Allow to dry.


• Follow up with Calendula Salve (optional)

COMPRESS / Method:

To make a herbal compress with Calendula, see the post Calendula Tea for instructions. The tea compress can be used alongside this poultice and followed up with the Calendula Salve. I find it most effective to use all 3 methods together. I start out with a cool compress, allowing it to soak in for at least 20 minutes, put on the poultice and leave that on for a few hours, pat dry or allow to air dry and then apply the Calendula salve. You can also bandage over the salve if needed.

Happy Healing! <3

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Calendula Tea - For Treating Skin Irritations.

Calendula Tea for treating acne, eczema, inflammations or infections in the mouth, lacerations, cuts, burns, wounds, ulcers, boils and so much more. Please also see Calendula Salve - DIY All Natural Healing Cream for more ways to treat skin irritations.

To Make Calendula Tea:

• 2 tsp Dried Calendula Flowers


• 1 cup water

You can either use a tea ball and allow the flowers to steep in a pot of boiling water, or you can strain the flowers out if you boil the mixture all together.

I find it easiest to boil the kettle and then pour water onto the Calendula Flowers. Let the mixture steep for 10 minutes.

Saturate a towel in the tea and use as a compress to treat skin irritations, or use it (cooled but warm) to gargle for mouth infections or inflammations.

For Acne or Eczema: Use tea warm, soak a face towel in tea, wring it out and let sit on irritated skin for 10 minutes, twice a week. You can follow up with Calendula Salve or our Acne Cream.

For wounds, cuts, boils, infections, sunburn, burns, ulcers etc: Apply a warm compress with the tea. Soak a face or hand towel in warm tea mixture and apply to skin. You can follow up (after patted dry) with Calendula Healing Salve.

For infections or inflammations in the mouth or throat: Rinse mouth or gargle with warm Calendula Tea several times a day. You can follow up with Clove tooth pain relief for further healing of mouth irritations.

What do you use Calendula for?

HAPPY HEALING! <3

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All Natural Migraine Relief - Compress and Soak.

These all natural, compress and soak remedies are an extension of the original post Headache Relief Salve~ DIY All Natural Remedy. I've added some additional information on reliving migraine tension quickly. (Along with some all natural product options you can purchase and try)

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Head Compress:

• 3 drops peppermint oil


• 3 drops lavender oil


• 1 cup of cold water.


• 2 facecloths

Add oils to a cup of water and mix well. dip the facecloths into the mixture and wring out. Lay one cloth across your forehead and one on the back of your neck. Then proceed to the hand or foot soak.

Hand or Foot Soak:

• 5 drops of lavender oil


• 5 drops of peppermint or ginger oil


• sink or bowl full of hot water (test temperature, not too hot!)

For the foot soak I like to add in some Epsom Salts. This is really just an added bonus as they help to pull out toxins and impurities in your body. (Optional)

Soak hands in water for 2-5 minutes. You can also do this to your feet. I find the fastest way to relieve migraine pain is the bottom of your feet. (Rubbing the salve into the bottom of your feet works wonders)

Some Other All Natural Options:

Ginseng is also an active headache reliever.

Wood Betony - The leaves prepared as a tea which is useful for headaches and mild nervine. Mountain Rose Herbs also offers seeds to plant your own.

Increasing Garlic intake is also known to reduce frequent headaches.

Please also see the Headache Relief Salve post for additional headache relief. This is by far my favorite salve.

Happy Healing!

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What do you use to relieve headache tension?

Headache Relief Salve~ DIY All Natural Remedy.

This headache relief salve is a light, aromatic mix of peppermint and lavender oils. I can  honestly say that this is the most used salve I make in my home. Everyone benefits from it. It works wonders for tension headaches, head colds, migraines and more.

Peppermint is known to relax muscles and spasms, making it ideal for releasing headache tension. Peppermint helps relieve pain and the added benefits of soothing Lavender magnifies the healing properties. Lavender acts as a mild anti-spasmodic, alleviating inflamed blood vessels causing the head pain.

The aroma is magnificent. I find this blend helpful as an aromatherapy "inhaler" also. It's light scent is relaxing, good for relieving stress, nervousness and even depression.

I've included an extension to this post. Please see migraine compress and soak for extra relief.

What You'll Need:

Recipe 1 (Solid Salve):

This one can be kept out of the fridge without melting. For a softer base, see Recipe 2.

• 5 drops Peppermint Oil


• 5 drops Lavender Oil


• 1 tbs Beeswax or 1/2 tbs Carnauba Wax


• 6tbs Coconut Oil

Depending on your preferences, you can add a few more drops of each essential oil.

Recipe 2 (Softer Base & Simplest Recipe):

This one will liquify to an oil out of the fridge but solidify when kept cool. It will melt easily when introduced to your skin.

• 5 drops Peppermint Oil


• 5 drops Lavender Oil


• 5 tbs of Coconut Oil

In my first batch I used peppermint oil I had made from Infusing my own oil. If you're going to infuse your own oil, you can use it as your base oil and leave out the coconut oil. See recipe below if you want to use your own infused oil.

Recipe 3 - if you're infusing your own oil:

• 1/2 cup Infused Peppermint Oil


• 5 drops Lavender Oil


• 1/2 ounce Beeswax or 1/4 ounce Carnauba Wax

*These are basic measurements. Depending on the size of container you are using to store your finished product will depend how much you need. (In tbs amounts, use 1 tbs of beeswax to 6 tbs of carrier oil)

Preparation Items You Will Need:

• Melting Pot / Double Boiler or a pan on the stove (low heat)


• Mixing Stick (I use a chopstick)


• Storage Jar(s)

Preparation for Recipe 1:

• Melt your Beeswax or Carnauba Wax first.


• Stir in coconut oil and allow for that to melt. (low heat)


• Reduce Heat & add in your Essential Oils. Stir well until everything is combined.


• Remove from heat and pour into your storage container immediately. (It doesn't take long for this to harden)

Preparation for Recipe 2:

• Melt coconut oil in your pot  (low heat)


• Reduce Heat (or remove from heat) & add in your Essential Oils. Stir well until everything is evenly combined.


• Remove from heat and pour into your storage container immediately. (It doesn't take long for this to harden)

Preparation for Recipe 3:

• Melt your Beeswax or Carnauba Wax first.


• Next, add in Infused Oil and stir ingredients together until everything is combined uniformly.


• Reduce Heat & add in your Essential Oils.


• Remove from heat and pour into your storage container immediately. (It doesn't take long for this to harden)

Depending on the firmness you prefer, you can add more beeswax or add more carrier oil to make a softer base. I like mine to be soft, plus I keep it in the fridge so it stays hard, but melts easily on the skin.

If you aren't happy with your finished salve, you can always melt it back down and add in more of what you need.

It's best to keep your mixture in the fridge. (At it's best if used within 3 - 6 months)

Apply to temples, base of neck, (right under hairline) the pain site (across forehead) and bottom of the feet.

*You can also use these oils in a migraine compress & hand soak.

Please Also See our post on Earache & Headache Relief for Children. <3

Happy Healing! <3

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Herbs / Nature's Gifts & Their Properties

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HERBS FOR: 

ACNE
Lavender
Witch Hazel

ANXIETY
Skullcap
Passionflower
Chamomile
Hops
Lemon Balm
Valerian
Lavender

BACK ACHE
Goldenrod  

BOILS
Burdock Root
Calendula

BRUISES
Witch Hazel
Lavender

BURNS / SCRAPES / CUTS / WOUNDS
Birch Leaves
Calendula
Cleavers
Echinacea
Goldenrod
Plantain

CELLULITE

Birch Leaves

Birch Leaves

Birch Leaves

CONSTIPATION
Dandelion Leaves

DANDRUFF
Chamomile
Lavender
Nettle

DEPRESSION
Clary Sage
St. John's Wort
Lavender 

DRY / CRACKING SKIN
Comfrey Leaves
Lady's Mantle
Lavender
Rose Petals

ENERGY
Oregano
Ginseng
Stinging Nettle 

ECZEMA / PSORIASIS
Burdock Root
Chamomile
Chickweed
Calendula
Licorice
Oats / Oatmeal
Aloe Vera
Milk Thistle
Dandilion
Horsetail
St. John's Wort
Turmeric
Lavender
Witch Hazel
Comfrey
Cleavers
Marshmallow
Goldenseal
Nettle

FATIGUE
Siberian Ginseng
Licorice Root
Ginkgo Biloba
Sea Kelp

HAIR GROWTH
Aloe Vera
Horsetail
Panax Ginseng
Saw Palmetto
Ginkgo Biloba
Stinging Nettle
Burdock
Peppermint
Rosemary
Lavender

HEADACHES
Cranberry
Lavender
Skullcap
Sage
Licorice
Peony
Mugwort
Vervain
Ginger
Dandelion
Rose petal

INSECT BITES
Goldenrod
Plantain
Witch Hazel 

NIGHTMARE PREVENTION
Chamomile
Mullein
Hyacinth

OILY SKIN
Goldenrod
Peppermint Leaves
Rosemary
Sage Leaves
Witch Hazel

PMS
Peppermint
St. John's Wort 

RASHES
Dandelion Root

SENSITIVE SKIN
Lemon Balm
Lady's Mantle
Nettle
Rose Petals 

SKIN ALLERGIES
Chickweed

Birch leaves

SKIN IRRITATION / ITCH
Calendula
Chamomile
Chickweed
Echinacea
Plantain

SLEEP
Agrimony
Chamomile
Cinquefoil
Elder
Hops
Lavender
Linden
Peppermint
Rosemary
Shepherd's Purse
Thyme
Valerian
Vervain

SUN BURN
Calendula
Plantain

WRINKLES
Comfrey Leaves
Lady's Mantle
Peppermint Leaves
Rose Petals
Sage Leaves
Yarrow Flowers

Birch leaves

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They have a large variety of fresh, organic herbs.

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PLEASE BE SURE TO DO YOUR RESEARCH ON HERBS BEFORE USE
 
Please Note: I am continuously building this list.  
If there are any that you would like me to add please let me know in the comments below. 

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What herbs do you use? & for healing what?


HAPPY HEALING

Top 50+ Uses for Coconut Oil.

Healing of nearly anything - cuts, bites, rashes, skin irritations, itchiness, the list goes on and on.  Coconut oil is by far my most favorite ingredient in many things! The list is endless as to what it can be used for. I decided to compile a list of MY TOP 50 + FAVORITE ways to use coconut oil here. I'm sure I'll continue adding to the list as time goes on. (Seeing as this started as a list of 20 things) 



 

1. Face / skin Moisturizer  - You can't beat this chemical free alternative, which works 100% better anyhow!


2. Acne Healer. (I like to mix some with a few drops of lavender & tea tree essential oils) 


3. Wrinkle / age spot / imperfection healer. - Also reduces aging.  


4. Makeup Remover - no need to pre-rinse. Just massage some on and gently wipe off with a warm cloth. 


5. Makeup brush cleaner. - massage some into your brushes and wipe off with a warm cloth. 


6. Hair Healer. Heals Dry, split ends & removes the frizzies. (can leave in overnight for an intense hair mask. You may want to wear a shower cap or wrap your head in a towel to avoid getting it all over your pillow.)


7. Oil pulling - Improve oral health, heal mouth problems & more. To pull toxins from your system- swish 1tbs of oil around in your mouth for about 15 minutes. Be sure NOT to swallow, the oil now contains all the yucky toxins from your mouth. Spit and rinse thoroughly.


8. Oil Brushing. - a new favorite thing I've been doing.


9. Tooth paste - Mix with baking soda for an all natural / fluoride free whitening toothpaste.


10. A spoon full or 2 a day to help heal internally & gives a boost of energy.


11. Added to drinks such as coffee, tea, shakes, etc.for extra healing benefits.


12. Beneficial in almost every natural remedy. (Added to almost all of my all natural herbal recipes & remedies.) 


13. To heal or prevent stretch marks. You can wrap a warm towel around the area for extra healing.


14. To heal scars. (yes, even old ones. Add in some calendula for an extra boost) 


15. On eyelashes to help them grow longer and stronger.


16. On cuticles to help nails grow longer and stronger. 


17. Rubbed into the scalp with a mix of peppermint, lavender and tea tree to promote growth. 


18. A safe replacement to baby oil. 


19. Extra beneficial when combined with calendula infused oil for extra healing. (of everything) 


20. A natural (spf 4) Sun screen. Helps tan and lessons the chance of burning. 


21. Sun burn healer. It will lesson the pain, reduce the redness and minimize peeling. (also great mixed with aloe)


22. Great for removing dandruff or cradle cap. (massage into scalp for a few minutes and use a warm cloth to gently wipe off, you can also leave it to soak in for a while.) 


23. It's antibacterial and anti-fungal properties are great for any infections or other issues.


24. For pets suffering skin issues. You can mix into their food, or rub directly on affected areas. (Calendula mixed in works well also)


25. Great for Blackheads & Other face issues! Can be used in a healing face steam. Apply oil to face and allow it to soak in for a few minutes. Steam off with a warm face cloth, just patting lightly. 


26. Speeds Metabolism when ingested daily. Can help aid in weight loss. 


27. Gentle enough for healing baby and pets - strong enough to heal a burly mountain man! ;) 


28. All natural lip moisturizer. Perfect for dry, cracked lips. 


29. Add some to your bath with some Epsom salts & allow your body to soak up it's nourishing moisture. 


30. Excellent in Exfoliating Sugar Scrubs (for lips too!) 


31. Mixed with Coffee infused oil makes for a great 'tired eyes cream'.


32. Mixed with coffee infused oil for a cellulite & stretch mark scrub.


33. To relieve blisters. 


34. Mixed with clove oil for instant tooth pain relief. 


35. A natural Beard Oil. 


36. Used as a gentle way to dilute oils (especially for children)  


37. Provides Headache Relief and extra soothing when applied with peppermint and lavender oils.


38. Makes for a healthy alternative oil to cook with. 


39. Excellent for baby bums - especially when mixed with calendula BUT still very beneficial alone.


40. An all over moisturizer. 


41. Mixed with Vitamin e oil (or used on it's own) to heal tattoos. 


42. Face masks,  Hair Masks, even feet masks /hand masks. 


43. For dry cracked heels, slather it on your feet, put on some socks and leave on overnight.


44. To kill yeast and fungus. 


45. Sooths severe skin conditions such as eczema & psoriasis


46. Mixed with calendula to heal cold sores (will work effectively on it's own as well) 


47. Healing shaving bumps.


48. A natural shaving cream


49. As a natural goo-be-gone. 


50. To remove gum and other things in hair or carpets. 


51. To polish furniture (test small area first) 


52. As a natural deodorant. (I'm working on an updated recipe) 

For an excellent & extensive list (101 Uses!) Check out Katie - Wellness Mama's post HERE

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Thanks for the read & Happy Healing! ~ 

What do you use coconut oil for? 
I'd love for you to share with me in the comments below! - Let's make this list massive! ~ <3 

Blister Herbal Healing - All Natural Relief.

Summertime is the biggest blister time for me, gardening, raking etc.. I decided to try something new.

I used a mixture similar to my headache relief cream as the oils have so many different properties!

This is after just ONE application! I was very pleased with the results!

What you'll need:

• Coconut oil


• Lavender oil


• Tea tree oil

Depending on the container size you are storing this in will depend on how much of what you'll need. I'd say about 3 drops of both lavender and tea tree to a teaspoon of coconut oil.

1. Melt down the coconut oil in a double boiler. (Place a jar with the oil in it in a pan part filled with water, being careful the water does not get into the oil, medium heat until liquid - coconut oil melts very fast.)


2. Add in your Lavender and Tea Tree oils and stir well.


3. Store in an airtight container.


4. Apply mixture to the affected area, either in liquid form or cream form. Allow it to soak in and feel the relief!

You can store mixture in the fridge to keep from melting.

Do not burst the blister. Apply the oil right on the affected area and allow it to soak in.

These are my results after just one application! I put it on once more later that day and you can't even tell the blister was ever there! SO much better than the pain of when they burst!

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Do you have any tips or tricks to heal blisters? I would love for you to share with me in the comments below! ~ Happy Healing!

Infusing Your Own Oils ~ Herbal Oil Infusion.

Making your own infused oils isn't as difficult as you may think! I use so many different oils for so many different all natural remedies, I love to make (most) of my own. 

A FEW THINGS YOU MAY NEED: (depending on desired preparation)

• Your desired herbs /  flowers *Organic is best* (I like to use dried herbs to prevent bacteria from forming in oil) (You can also crush the herbs if you'd like - this sometimes helps to pull out the most from the herbs)
  


• Large Storage jar with an airtight lid for infusion (I like to use Mason jars for this)


• Smaller storage jars (or you can keep oil in the larger one)


• Carrier oil that your herbs will infuse into (some options are Virgin Olive, Sweet Almond, Grapeseed, Hemp etc. it is best to look up the different oils to see which is good for what. Extra Virgin Olive oil is least expensive and easiest to obtain but I've put together a bit of a list HERE on choosing a carrier oil that's best suited for what you're making)


• A fine mesh Strainer or Cheesecloth 


• Stove 


• Pan 


• Funnel

There are a few ways I do this. 

Natural or Sun Infusion. 

1. Put herbs you wish to infuse in a jar that has an airtight lid. (Mason / jam jars work well for this)


2. Fill the jar the rest of the way with your choice of oil (Or at least until the herbs are covered)


3. Seal the jar with an airtight lid or cork.


4. Leave the jar to brew on it's own, best in a sunny windowsill.


5. Shake jar every few days - checking the scent / strength of the oil, straining and replacing herbs if a more powerful strength is desired. Usually allowing to brew 1-2 weeks or more.


6. Strain using cheesecloth or a fine screen strainer & store in jar.


7. Store in a dark cool place / in a dark bottle or depending - in the fridge.

Fast Infusion  - Double Boiler / Heating Method

BE CAREFUL & USE OVEN MITTS IF HANDLING JAR!

1. Put herbs you wish to infuse in a jar that has an airtight lid. (Mason / jam jars work well for this)


2. Fill the jar the rest of the way with your choice of oil (or at least until the herbs are covered)


3. Place the jar in a pan filled a quarter of the way full of water and turn on low - medium heat. (I leave mine somewhere between low & medium and I let it infuse for an hour - 2 hours or so. (I leave the lid off) Don't boil, and don't heat the glass up too hot as the jar may burst. 


4. Stir every few minutes. Be sure not to allow the water to get into the oil. 


5. Allow to cool,


6. Strain out herbs using cheesecloth or a very fine strainer.


7. Store in jars, either dark coloured or store in a cool dark place or in the fridge.

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HAPPY INFUSING! ~ <3

Have you got any tips or tricks about infusing your own oils? Or even different blends you like to make? I'd love for you to share with me in the comments below!

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Clove Tooth Pain Relief ~ Earthy Orajel.

Earthy Orajel.  For tooth pain, gum pain, teething babies, & loose teeth.

I know all about how disturbing tooth pain can be, so I decided to list something that I've used for ages.

Clove is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, reduces swelling & numbs pain.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED: 

• Coconut Oil - which is also anti-fungal, anti-bacterial (or your choice of carrier oil) You could also use Fractionated Coconut oil if you'd like to keep this as a liquid oil (easier to apply)


• Clove Oil (Clove Bud oil)  Analgesic, antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, antiseptic, antiviral,  This oil is usually associated with dental preparations due to its analgesic properties. Clove also has a long history in Chinese medicine. - Mountain Rose Herbs

Depending on batch size you're making will depend on how much of each you will need. Choose your container, or containers you will store it in, and go from there.

Typically you will need 5 or so drops of clove oil to about 4 teaspoons of coconut oil. (or your choice of carrier oil) (also dependent on how concentrated your oil is.) I like to use Mountain Rose Herbs or dōTERRA's clove bud oil. Very little is needed to get the job done.

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• Use a double boiler (A mason jar works well for this, fill a pan half way with water and place the mason jar into the water - don't let the water get into the jar) (I use a melting pot instead)


• Turn the heat medium / low.


• Put your coconut oil into the jar & allow for it to melt thoroughly. Stirring occasionally.


• Remove from heat and add clove oils

Test the mixture to make sure its not too strong. *Always test on yourself before using on children or babies & dilute further with more carrier oil.  

Store in airtight container. 

To use: easiest to apply precisely with a q-tip. dip into oil and apply directly to painful gums / teeth. Try to only put it in needed place as it is very
numbing.

Remember, coconut oil is solid at room temperature,  you can either use it as it is or warm it up a bit by running warm water on the container.

You can also further dilute the mixture and use it as a toothpaste for sensitive gums. You could also mix it into our Fluoride Free Toothpaste.

Or, if you don't feel like making this, you can purchase it from my shop HERE
There are 2 versions listed, one for adults, one for children.

HAPPY HEALING! 

Please remember, my advice should not be replaced by your medical practitioner. I recommend Mountain Rose Herbs for all of your herbal healing needs!
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What do you use clove oil for?