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Topical Benefits of Calendula: How to Make A Soothing Herbal Poultice with Fresh or Dried Herbs

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EvidenceTraditional use
Safety levelHigh
Content typeMethod
Reading time1 minutes
Preparation card

Materials

  • 1 handful fresh calendula flowers ((Calendula officinalis))
  • 1 heaping handful fresh violet leaves ((Viola sororia and V. odorata))
  • 1 heaping handful fresh plantain leaves ((Plantago spp.))
  • 4-6 ounces very hot water (- Not boiling hot.)
  • 2 tablespoons powdered clay
  • 10 drops lavender essential oil ((Lavandula angustifolia) - Optional.)

Method

  1. Using a food processor or a blender, combine four ounces of hot water with all other ingredients until the poultice is smooth, with the consistency of pesto.
  2. You may need to add more herbs, clay, or water to achieve the desired consistency.
  3. Refrigerate for up to three days, and apply as needed. If using dried herbs, substitute ¼ cup (60 ml) of the dried herb for one handful of fresh herb.

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Preparation overview

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At a glance

  • Yield: A Soothing Herbal Poultice with Fresh or Dried Herbs

Equipment

  • Food processor or blender

Safety review

  • This automated research draft must be checked against every linked source before publication.
  • Essential oils are concentrated and require route-, age- and dilution-specific review.

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  • Essential oils are concentrated and require route-, age- and dilution-specific review.
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