Why Calendula Is a Gentle Hero for Menopausal Skin
Calendula is my favorite herb. I post about it often and use it in a lot of my products. I even grow it in my organic garden. Just a reminder, I am not a licensed professional. I am self taught through lots of research.
As we move through menopause, our skin often begins to feel drier, thinner, and more sensitive. Hormonal shifts can affect the skin’s ability to retain moisture, slow down cell turnover, and even reduce collagen production. If you're looking for a gentle, natural way to support your skin, calendula may be one of the best herbs to turn to.
What is Calendula?
Calendula (Calendula officinalis), also known as pot marigold, is a bright orange flower used for centuries in traditional skincare. It’s rich in antioxidants, flavonoids, and anti-inflammatory compounds that make it ideal for calming and soothing the skin.
How It Helps Midlife Skin
Calendula is especially beneficial for menopausal skin because it:
Helps soothe dry, itchy, or irritated patches
Supports skin repair and regeneration
Contains natural compounds that may promote collagen production
Is gentle enough for sensitive or reactive skin
Unlike synthetic ingredients, calendula works with the skin—not against it.
How to Use It
Calendula can be used as an infused oil, in salves, or as part of a gentle facial serum or body balm. Massage into dry areas before bed, use as a post-cleansing moisturizer, or keep a tin on hand for hands, elbows, and chest.
Final Thoughts
Menopause brings change, but skincare doesn’t have to be harsh to be effective. Calendula offers a calming, herbal way to support your skin naturally—just as nature intended.
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