Transferring the Full Power of the Plant to Oil: Maceration

Macerated oils are special oils in which the plant extract is dissolved by being left in a carrier oil for a long time. In this process, the oil-soluble active components of the plant (flavonoids, carotenoids, terpenes) transfer to the oil. Unlike pure essential oils, macerated oils can be applied directly to the skin and do not require dilution.

Chamomile Oil (Olive Oil Maceration)

Obtained by macerating German Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) flowers in olive oil. With its bisabolol and apigenin content, it shows strong anti-inflammatory and restorative effects.

• Ideal for sensitive, red, and irritated skin
• Safely used in baby care
• Soothing post-sun care
• Support for eczema and psoriasis
• Usage rate: 5-30%

Calendula Oil (Calendula Maceration)

Calendula Oil, obtained from Calendula officinalis flowers, is one of the most valuable macerated oils in the world of natural cosmetics. With its faradiol esters and flavonoid content, its restorative and healing effect is very strong.

• Accelerates wound healing
• Repair of chapped and dry skin
• Diaper rash and irritation
• Preventive care for stretch marks during pregnancy
• Usage rate: 5-50%

St. John's Wort Oil (Hypericum Maceration)

This reddish oil, obtained by macerating St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum) in olive oil, is used especially for nerve pain and muscle tension due to its hypericin and hyperforin content.

• Massage oil for nerve pain and neuralgia
• Support for muscle and joint pain
• Care for mild burns and sunburn
• Important: May cause photosensitivity, use with caution during the day!
• Usage rate: 5-20%

Restorative Body Oil Formula

Mix all ingredients and pour into a dark glass bottle. Apply with massage movements.