Měsíčková mast

Měsíčková mast.

Měsíček je právem nazýván „kožní bylina“, protože napomáhá všem kožním problémům. Měsíček lékařský je známý svými hojivými účinky na kůži, podporuje její regenerací a příznivě působí při hojení jizev, odřenin a sluncem vysušenou pokožku. Má vnější antibakteriální, antivirové, antimikrobiální, antifungální, antibiotické a antioxidační vlastnosti. Měsíčková mast se dále používá k léčbě akné, bradavic, vředů, ekzémů, hemoroidů.

Použití: naneste tenkou vrstvu na kůži několikrát denně. Jemně vtírejte podle potřeby. Neaplikujte do otevřených ran, ale jemně vetřete do jejich okolí. Je vhodný i pro děti.

Náš tip: měsíčkový čaj nebo tinktura mají protizánětlivý účinek a jsou určeny k regeneraci buněk a čištění krve (detoxikace).

Neobsahuje  uměly barvy, silikony, parfémy. Ruční výroba. Netestováno na zvířatech. 

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In ancient times it was prized for its rejuvenating effects upon the skin, whereas its golden petals were mainly used for decoration purpose.

Derived from Latin (Calendula officinalis) its name means: heavenly beautiful.

However, the appearance is not its main advantage, the name „heavenly“ is well deserved for its healing properties. 

Many people are right to call calendula the best skin remedy, for there is hardly any skin disease it doesn't help with. 

Calendula salve and creams have external antibacterial, antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. 

The therapeutic use of calendula (Calendula officinalis)originated in ancient Egypt and spread to Europe. Calendula has long been used by many ancient cultures for its healing properties in treating skin and digestive diseases, inflammatory and infectious diseases, as a medicinal herb against jaundice, plague and some minor ilnesses, but also as a culinary seasoning. It has also been considered a magical plant used to protect against evil. 

Healing constituents: calendulin, carotenoids, albumin, lycopene, flavonoids, organic acids: malic, salicylic and palmitic, violaxanthin, citroxanthin, rubixanthin, resin, yellow, sugar, proteins, ezymes, gum, phytosterol, calcium, sulphur, vitamin A-carotenoid, essential oil that contains sesquiterpenes. Calendula is rich in triterpenes: amirins, arnidiol, faradiol. It contains 2-5% saponins.  

Calendula (Calendula officinalis L.) is part of the family Compositae. Its pharmacopoeial name is Calendulae flos. 

It is a natural antibiotic, antibacterial, astringent, antiviral, anti-carcinogen, anti-diarrhoic, antiflogistic, antiemetic, antispasmodic (spasmolytic), anti-haemorrhagic, antimicrobial, antifungal, antioxidant, antipsoriatic, diuretic, depurative, diaphoretic, dermatic, detoxicant, emmenagogue, cholagogue, choleretic, haemolytic, cosmetic, laxative, menstrual regulator, styptic and a stimulans. 

Application: Calendula salve doesn't clog the pores and is easily rinsed away. It is suitable for children as well. Apply a thin layer to the skin multiple times a day. 

Calendula salve is very effective against sunburns. You'll be interested to know that the recipe for calendula cream has been known since the 12th century.