Arnica Flowers Whole

Arnica flowers (Arnica montana) are bright yellow flowers often found in cosmetics due to their hydrating, anti-inflammatory, and collagen-boosting properties. They are used to soothe and moisturize irritated skin, reduce redness and inflammation, and potentially combat signs of aging. Arnica flowers also have traditional medicinal uses for treating bruises, muscle pain, and inflammation when applied topically. They are a versatile cosmetic ingredient with various benefits for skin health and overall well-being. Common Names of the flower include Mountain tobacco, leopard’s bane, wolf’s bane, mountain arnica

Common Uses for Arnica flowers:

This ingredient can be found in a variety of popular products, including salves, balms, soaps, potpourri, and bath teas. 

Physical Characteristics:

It consists of whole flowers with stems, featuring a downy texture adorned with golden strands.

Usage Instructions:

This botanical product adds a natural touch to your creations. It’s ideal for crafting aromatic, hand-blended potpourri, bath teas, and enhancing soap. Gradually incorporate the desired amount for optimal results. If used in formulations containing water, a preservative is necessary. For lotions, salves, and balms, infuse the petals in oil and utilize the infused oil in your recipe.

Tips:

Note that some herbs and botanicals may change color over time when exposed to hot liquids and high pH levels. When experimenting with a new recipe containing botanicals, allow your finished product to sit for 2-4 weeks to assess its appearance and performance.

Storage for Arnica flowers:

Keep this ingredient stored in an airtight, cool, dark place. When stored correctly, it is best used within 1 year from the date of purchase.