calendula

/kəˈlɛndʒələ/
noun
  1. A bright yellow or orange flower, also known as pot marigold, often grown in gardens and used in herbal remedies or skin care products.
    • The herbalist recommended a calendula cream to soothe the sunburn.
    • Calendula petals are sometimes added to salads for a pop of color.
    • She planted calendula along the edge of the vegetable garden to attract bees.
  2. A substance or product made from the calendula flower, especially an oil or ointment used for healing skin irritations.
    • The pharmacy sells a calendula balm for diaper rash.
    • This natural soap contains calendula, which is gentle on sensitive skin.
    • I applied calendula to the small cut, and it healed quickly.
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