La Flor del Pirineo Tisane Nº 1 100g

Taking herbal teas after meals helps to improve digestion. In addition, this herbal tea activates blood circulation. Indispensable in all skin diseases caused by intoxications and vices of blood, pimples, boils, acne, hives, herpes, eczema and arthritis.

Add one teaspoon, per 250ml of water, in a cup, teapot or infuser ball. Steep the tea, filter if necessary and drink hot or cold. Read the directions on the package before brewing. Water temperature, as well as steeping time, may vary according to the type of tea or infusion.

Crataegus monogyna, salvia officinalis, fucus vesiculosus, paronychia capitata, calendula officinalis, achillea millefolium, sambucus nigra, taraxacum officinalis, cassia angustifolia.

€6.21 / 100 g

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is a plant in the Asteraceae family that is used in skin care for its beneficial properties. Also known as pot marigold, it is high in anti-inflammatory substances and antioxidants (flavonoids). It also has antiseptic properties and contributes effectively to heal small wounds and superficial lesions.

This ingredient is mostly used externally in lotions, creams, balms and liquid extracts. Its soothing and moisturising properties make calendula perfect for oily, combination and sensitive skin. It can also be found in the formulation of facial toners (it provides antibacterial action and alleviates the aggressions caused by the sun's rays) and is also emollient and helps to maintain the softness of the most delicate and fine skin. This is why it is present in creams to relieve nappy rashes.

Calendula is also used, although less frequently, as an ingredient in dietary supplements. Its antioxidant carotenoid content supports eye health and counteracts free radical damage, delaying cellular ageing. If in doubt when using a product that contains calendula, consult a professional.