Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is an oil infusion of Calendula officinalis flower in an olive oil base, made for cosmetic and personal-care developers. Bio-Botanica produces it through the low-heat Bio-Chelated cold-extraction process at its FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York, preserving a full-spectrum flower profile.
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See our full sample process →Calendula Oil Infusion is exactly that — the golden flowers of Calendula officinalis, a Mediterranean marigold, steeped into a light plant oil so their oil-soluble fraction carries directly into an anhydrous formula. Bio-Botanica supplies the infusion full-spectrum and non-standardized in a olive-oil base, giving cosmetic developers a ready oil-phase botanical for balms and creams. It is made for cosmetics and personal-care developers building oil-based skincare.
Calendula is one of the most established botanicals in natural skincare, a fixture in soothing, baby-care, and clean-beauty formulas, and its pull tracks the broader shift toward recognizable plant actives in personal care. Baby-care and sensitive-skin ranges have kept the flower in especially steady rotation. Rather than lean on a single contested figure, the practical signal is clear: calendula remains a first-choice flower for brands building a botanical, natural-origin story.
As an oil infusion, it belongs in anhydrous, oil-phase work — balms, salves, body and facial oils, lip care, and rich creams — where it disperses without heating. A little goes a long way, so modest inclusion levels lend a warm, golden tint and floral note. With no functions on file, Bio-Botanica keeps positioning to format and heritage: a soothing, comforting, clean-label flower extract for structure/function framing, not a consumer health claim. Its long presence in the category also lends credibility to a natural-origin story.
Bio-Botanica infuses this flower at its family-owned, FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York, using gentle low-heat handling that respects a Holistically Balanced profile of naturally occurring constituents. Each batch passes identity, microbial, and heavy-metal checks in an onsite lab with HPLC and ICP/MS, ships with supporting documentation, and Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification can be arranged.
Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is an oil infusion made from the flower of Calendula (Calendula officinalis), a member of the Asteraceae family, native to Southern Europe and the western Mediterranean. It is produced by Bio-Botanica through our proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process, which is designed to preserve a Holistically Balanced, full-spectrum profile of its naturally occurring constituents.
This is an Oil Infusion, and the carrier is olive oil. The botanical is infused into the oil to carry its oil-soluble, naturally occurring constituents. The exact carrier and any processing details are documented on the Spec Sheet/TDS that accompanies samples.
No — Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is an oil infusion, not an alcohol-based tincture. For any residual solvent or processing details, refer to the Spec Sheet/TDS and representative COA.
Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is a full-spectrum, Holistically Balanced extract and is non-standardized. It is designed to reflect the naturally occurring constituents of the flower rather than an isolated, quantified compound.
Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is formulated for topical, personal-care applications such as facial care, serums, creams, and lotions. Its olive oil base suits clean-label systems where formulators want a concentrated botanical ingredient to work into their formulation.
It fits the Cosmetics and Personal Care categories as a botanical ingredient that formulators incorporate into their own products according to their positioning and specifications.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is native to Southern Europe and the western Mediterranean. Sourcing and country-of-origin details for a given lot are documented on the TDS that accompanies samples.
As an oil infusion in olive oil, Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is oil-soluble and suited to anhydrous and oil-phase formulations such as balms, serums, and creams. We recommend reviewing the Spec Sheet/TDS and evaluating a sample within your specific formulation to confirm compatibility and handling.
Bio-Botanica operates under NSF, cGMP, and FSSC 22000 quality systems, and Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification is available. Our facility in Hauppauge, New York is FDA-inspected; specific certification for your order can be confirmed with our team.
Samples ship with a Spec Sheet/TDS, a representative Certificate of Analysis (COA), and a Safety Data Sheet (SDS). These document the extract form, carrier, and testing so your team can evaluate the ingredient against your specifications.
Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is sold in bulk to formulators and brands, not as a finished consumer product, and is offered in pack sizes of 17 kg and 190 kg. Pricing is available by requesting a formal quote — our team quotes to your chosen pack size and volume, and samples ship with full documentation so you can assess fit before committing.
Calendula Oil Infusion (Olive) is manufactured at Bio-Botanica's FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York using our proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process. Testing is performed in our onsite quality lab using instrumentation including HPLC, UPLC-MS/MS, GC/MS, LC/MS, and ICP/MS, covering identity, microbial, USP, and heavy-metal testing from raw-material intake through finished product, supported by third-party labs.