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Calendula | Bulk Herb for Skin Comfort & Menstrual Wellness

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Sourced from organic and kosher certified farms. Packed to order by our team of herbalists in Narrowsburg, NY
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HOW TO USE

Bright, golden, and gently bitter, organic calendula is a caffeine-free, loose-leaf bulk herb made for your daily ritual. 2oz brews approximately 15 to 20 cups of loose-leaf herbal tea, or makes a generous batch of infused oil.

Steep one to two teaspoons in 8oz of just-boiled water for 5 to 10 minutes for tea, or infuse a cup of dried calendula petals in oil over low heat for 2 to 3 hours to make a calendula-infused oil for topical use. Pairs beautifully with chamomile or lavender in a calming tea blend.

Organic calendula, has been used across many herbal traditions for centuries, prized for its bright golden color and its long history of topical and culinary use. Herbalist-sourced by Kendra, founder and herbalist of The Herbal Scoop, our bulk calendula is organic, sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, and sold in small batches from our herbal tea shop in Narrowsburg, NY so you always get the freshest, most potent calendula available.

Bright, golden, and gently bitter, calendula is a cheerful, versatile herb equally at home in a cup of tea, a homemade salve, or a bath soak.

WHY CHOOSE THE HERBAL SCOOP CALENDULA?

Our herbalist-formulated bulk calendula supports:

  • Skin comfort when used topically as an infused oil or salve
  • Comfort during the menstrual cycle
  • Digestive comfort as a gentle bitter
  • A bright, cheerful addition to herbal blends

ABOUT THIS HERB

Calendula (Calendula officinalis): dried calendula flowers, traditionally used both topically and as a tea. Topical calendula preparations have been studied for skin comfort and wound care, including research on minor skin irritation and post-procedure skin care, with generally favorable safety findings in topical use.

Important: Calendula by mouth is not recommended during pregnancy due to traditional associations with uterine activity; please consult your healthcare provider. If you are allergic to ragweed, daisies, chrysanthemums, or other plants in the same family, you may also react to calendula. 

Our bulk calendula is organic, sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, and packed to order in small batches in Narrowsburg, NY to ensure maximum freshness and potency. Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz so you can order exactly what your ritual requires.

FIND THIS HERB IN OUR BLENDS

We use calendula in one of our house blends:

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is calendula safe during pregnancy?
Calendula taken by mouth is generally not recommended during pregnancy, since traditional use is associated with uterine activity and the safety data is limited. Topical calendula is more commonly considered acceptable, but please consult your healthcare provider before using calendula in any form while pregnant.

Is calendula good for skin?
Calendula has a long, traditional and research-backed reputation for topical skin comfort, often used in salves and oils for minor irritation. Topical use is generally considered safe for most people, aside from those with a ragweed or daisy-family allergy.

Can I drink calendula tea?
Yes, calendula tea is a traditional preparation, with a bright golden color and a gentle, slightly bitter flavor. Many people drink it for general wellness or blend it with chamomile or lavender for a more rounded flavor. As noted above, avoid drinking it during pregnancy.

Will calendula bother my allergies?
If you're allergic to ragweed, chrysanthemums, daisies, or other plants in the Asteraceae family, you may also react to calendula. Always do a small patch test for topical use, and consult your healthcare provider if you have known plant allergies before trying it internally.

What's the difference between calendula and ornamental marigolds?
Calendula (Calendula officinalis), sometimes called pot marigold, is a different plant from the bright orange ornamental marigolds (Tagetes species) commonly grown in vegetable gardens.

Where can I buy organic calendula in bulk?
The Herbal Scoop carries bulk organic calendula flowers, herbalist-formulated by Kendra and sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, packed fresh to order in Narrowsburg, NY. Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz, shipped nationwide directly from our herbal tea shop in the Hudson Valley.

This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please check with a healthcare provider before starting an herbal regimen.

Frequently asked questions

We exclusively source our herbs from certified organic and kosher farms.

Sometimes the herbs come from our farm in Narrowsburg, NY; other farmers in the Hudson Valley; or other organic growers and suppliers.

We pack each order in our resealable bags that you can feel confident will keep your herbs nice and fresh. Other options include a mason jar or any other airtight container.

The best thing you can do for your herbs is to keep them sealed and in a cabinet for peak freshness.

Pro tip: Once an herb has lost its smell, it has lost its benefits.

High-quality dried bulk herbs can last 1-2 years if stored properly. See the above question to find out more on how to store your herbs for peak freshness.

Due to the nature of what we sell, we can't offer you a return. However, if you are unsatisfied with the product for any reason. Please reach out and we will get you something you do like, or issue you a refund. 

To start the process, you can contact us at info@theherbalscoop.com

It's never safe to start an herbal ritual before speaking with a health provider. Please consult your medical team to discuss your medications and any possible interactions.