Homemade Herbal Healing: Crafting Calendula Salve for Wellness!

Discover the magic of herbal healing as we delve into the art of crafting your very own calendula salve. In this episode, we'll guide you through the process of creating a soothing and medicinal salve using calendula petals infused in olive oil, shea butter, and beeswax. 🌼💚

Join us on this herbal journey as we explore the remarkable medicinal properties of calendula, from its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial qualities to its gentle soothing effects on the skin.

Learn how to make your own infused oils and harness the healing power of nature. We'll demonstrate the step-by-step process, from infusing calendula petals in olive oil to gently melting in shea butter and beeswax to create a luxurious, all-natural salve.

Stay tuned for insights into the various ways calendula salve can be used to promote well-being, soothe skin irritations, and aid in the healing process. It's a holistic approach to self-care that's both satisfying and beneficial.

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[rejeanaroland]

Stephanie, making your soaps, salves, essential oils from your garden and all the canning you do is almost a lost art these days. I’m happy that you’re making these videos and I hope that as people, especially the younger generations, watch these that they will be inspired to do the same.
I cannot wait for your online store to open as I would love to purchase some of your products.

[shawnfranke]

I swear you (and Buddy) can make anything! Or figure it out if you don’t already know! This is awesome!! Thanks for sharing and stay safe and blessed all! ♥️🙏♥️

[carrolganoe]

Another great, "How to" video. Growing up we had Eucalyptus trees in our yard. When we had a cold, Mom would rip up Eucalyptus leaves, boil them for a few minutes. Then pour it into a bowl, and have us lean over the bowl, and breathe the steam. It always helped.

[carlamorris]

Now I wish I would have grown some calendula! Great gift idea for sure!

[gwynethyaita]

I enjoy your videos. I’m too old to learn to do that but I have a daughter and a grown granddaughter that enjoy do this, so that they will keep me some made thank you very much and God bless your family.

[surgicalg]

Stephanie, I really enjoyed this video. It was very educational. I absolutely would use the eucalyptus. Can’t wait for your store.❤

[suegrindlay]

It's shame we can't have them sent to new Zealand. Would cost to much money

[naomigedeon]

Can’t wait till you put your merch up for sale

[beckystone]

I love homemade remedies ! Thsnks for your video!! God bless ❤️🙏🙋🏻🌈🌈

[Claire-]

In the summer I rub Vicks rub on my ankles as the mosquitoes hate it and it’s stops them biting you as well as other bugs that bite. Love from England uk 🇬🇧 xx

[melers]

Love you videos no matter what you do but really like the ones making things!

[Carolbearce]

This is very cool! I can’t wait to see your new store.

[Val--sb]

So interesting, thanks for sharing this video❣️Wellness ♥️

[saramunguia]

‼️👍Thank you, Stephanie, for showing us all the wonderful crafts you do it's very interesting and entertaining. Looking forward to your store and selling your items.😊‼️

[debracalapan]

Could you put that on chapped lips or do you make a lip balm?❤

[laurierowe]

Stephanie, anything you have for dogs that is non-toxic? My dog is licking between his toes, I think it might be yeast. It's getting red and it just started Thursday night. I'm looking for something to stop the itch. I heard coconut oil works. I'm just worried he might lick more because it smells good. I'm excited about your shop and can't wait to order. 💗

[trudiharmon]

Hi Stephanie nearly at 20 k. Well done should be so much more love your channel has so much variety and edutainment. These look really good and me thinks when your shop opens it will do so well. Have a great weekend take care and God Bless. 💕🙏

[sheilaghwatson]

I really enjoy your craft videos. ❤🇬🇧👍

[ShelbySmith-wlgi]

Great video, you are amazing Steph!!!❤❤❤

[lillianblair]

Good morning Stephanie. I like how you pronounce salve. I pronounce with a silent l. That looks interesting as a salve. We found when I was very young my parents purchased an ointment called wormwood ointment out of a home store in Altona Manitoba. It contains camphor, eucalyptus, menthol, peppermint, spearmint, thymol and wormwood vitamin e oil beeswax organic olive oil. This new recipe where the old used all the same ingredients and also paraffin wax and petroleum jelly. You use it for cuts scrapes, headaches, dry and cracked skin, sore joints it is a great salve and I love it. Some of the same ingredients that you use in yours. Thanks for the educational video and you have a great day.