Calendula Face Cream, Fragrance Free – Weleda

$19.50
This fragrance free, mild, light moisturiser contains soothing organic calendula, lanolin and organic almond oil to help prevent skin dryness and care for baby’s delicate facial skin. Also suitable for adults.
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What I liked most was the lovely texture. It has an almost mousse like feel that absorbs really well, and it is surprisingly light for a natural cream – none of the thick, heavy greasiness you sometimes get. I love that there is no strong scent, and it is perfect for delicate skin, soothing dry patches and keeping little faces soft. What impressed me most is the depth behind Weleda’s commitment, built up over more than 100 years rather than as a recent trend. I love that sustainability runs through every stage, from sourcing raw materials through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens, to working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes. As a certified B Corp using renewable energy and recyclable packaging, with a real focus on regenerative agriculture and biodiversity, they back their claims with proper accountability. It is a brand that has clearly made caring for people and nature central to how it operates.
This is a lovely, rich cream and you can feel the century of formulating heritage behind it. The organic calendula, lanolin and almond oil make it genuinely protective and soothing, and it’s clearly a quality product I’d happily use on dry patches and body. It’s a dependable, well-made cream from a brand that knows exactly what it’s doing. Weleda’s depth of commitment impressed me – over a hundred years of caring for people and nature in equal measure, certified B Corp status, and raw materials grown through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens. Working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes, alongside renewable energy and recyclable packaging, shows sustainability built into the whole value chain rather than added on.
I love the texture of the Weleda Calendula cream, it almost feels like a balm. It is slightly thick without being heavy and feels so nourishing on the skin. I love that it has calendula and beeswax in it, they are two of my favourite ingredients as they are so gentle for little ones. I also use this one on my own skin as it is so nourishing! Weleda is a well-loved and trusted brand in our home and I always feel confident buying their products. I love learning about their regenerative farming practices and how they work in harmony with nature.
What I liked most was the lovely texture. It has an almost mousse like feel that absorbs really well, and it is surprisingly light for a natural cream – none of the thick, heavy greasiness you sometimes get. I love that there is no strong scent, and it is perfect for delicate skin, soothing dry patches and keeping little faces soft. What impressed me most is the depth behind Weleda’s commitment, built up over more than 100 years rather than as a recent trend. I love that sustainability runs through every stage, from sourcing raw materials through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens, to working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes. As a certified B Corp using renewable energy and recyclable packaging, with a real focus on regenerative agriculture and biodiversity, they back their claims with proper accountability. It is a brand that has clearly made caring for people and nature central to how it operates.
This is a lovely, rich cream and you can feel the century of formulating heritage behind it. The organic calendula, lanolin and almond oil make it genuinely protective and soothing, and it’s clearly a quality product I’d happily use on dry patches and body. It’s a dependable, well-made cream from a brand that knows exactly what it’s doing. Weleda’s depth of commitment impressed me – over a hundred years of caring for people and nature in equal measure, certified B Corp status, and raw materials grown through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens. Working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes, alongside renewable energy and recyclable packaging, shows sustainability built into the whole value chain rather than added on.
I love the texture of the Weleda Calendula cream, it almost feels like a balm. It is slightly thick without being heavy and feels so nourishing on the skin. I love that it has calendula and beeswax in it, they are two of my favourite ingredients as they are so gentle for little ones. I also use this one on my own skin as it is so nourishing! Weleda is a well-loved and trusted brand in our home and I always feel confident buying their products. I love learning about their regenerative farming practices and how they work in harmony with nature.
What I liked most was the lovely texture. It has an almost mousse like feel that absorbs really well, and it is surprisingly light for a natural cream – none of the thick, heavy greasiness you sometimes get. I love that there is no strong scent, and it is perfect for delicate skin, soothing dry patches and keeping little faces soft. What impressed me most is the depth behind Weleda’s commitment, built up over more than 100 years rather than as a recent trend. I love that sustainability runs through every stage, from sourcing raw materials through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens, to working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes. As a certified B Corp using renewable energy and recyclable packaging, with a real focus on regenerative agriculture and biodiversity, they back their claims with proper accountability. It is a brand that has clearly made caring for people and nature central to how it operates.
This is a lovely, rich cream and you can feel the century of formulating heritage behind it. The organic calendula, lanolin and almond oil make it genuinely protective and soothing, and it’s clearly a quality product I’d happily use on dry patches and body. It’s a dependable, well-made cream from a brand that knows exactly what it’s doing. Weleda’s depth of commitment impressed me – over a hundred years of caring for people and nature in equal measure, certified B Corp status, and raw materials grown through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens. Working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes, alongside renewable energy and recyclable packaging, shows sustainability built into the whole value chain rather than added on.
I love the texture of the Weleda Calendula cream, it almost feels like a balm. It is slightly thick without being heavy and feels so nourishing on the skin. I love that it has calendula and beeswax in it, they are two of my favourite ingredients as they are so gentle for little ones. I also use this one on my own skin as it is so nourishing! Weleda is a well-loved and trusted brand in our home and I always feel confident buying their products. I love learning about their regenerative farming practices and how they work in harmony with nature.
What I liked most was the lovely texture. It has an almost mousse like feel that absorbs really well, and it is surprisingly light for a natural cream – none of the thick, heavy greasiness you sometimes get. I love that there is no strong scent, and it is perfect for delicate skin, soothing dry patches and keeping little faces soft. What impressed me most is the depth behind Weleda’s commitment, built up over more than 100 years rather than as a recent trend. I love that sustainability runs through every stage, from sourcing raw materials through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens, to working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes. As a certified B Corp using renewable energy and recyclable packaging, with a real focus on regenerative agriculture and biodiversity, they back their claims with proper accountability. It is a brand that has clearly made caring for people and nature central to how it operates.
This is a lovely, rich cream and you can feel the century of formulating heritage behind it. The organic calendula, lanolin and almond oil make it genuinely protective and soothing, and it’s clearly a quality product I’d happily use on dry patches and body. It’s a dependable, well-made cream from a brand that knows exactly what it’s doing. Weleda’s depth of commitment impressed me – over a hundred years of caring for people and nature in equal measure, certified B Corp status, and raw materials grown through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens. Working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes, alongside renewable energy and recyclable packaging, shows sustainability built into the whole value chain rather than added on.
I love the texture of the Weleda Calendula cream, it almost feels like a balm. It is slightly thick without being heavy and feels so nourishing on the skin. I love that it has calendula and beeswax in it, they are two of my favourite ingredients as they are so gentle for little ones. I also use this one on my own skin as it is so nourishing! Weleda is a well-loved and trusted brand in our home and I always feel confident buying their products. I love learning about their regenerative farming practices and how they work in harmony with nature.
What I liked most was the lovely texture. It has an almost mousse like feel that absorbs really well, and it is surprisingly light for a natural cream – none of the thick, heavy greasiness you sometimes get. I love that there is no strong scent, and it is perfect for delicate skin, soothing dry patches and keeping little faces soft. What impressed me most is the depth behind Weleda’s commitment, built up over more than 100 years rather than as a recent trend. I love that sustainability runs through every stage, from sourcing raw materials through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens, to working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes. As a certified B Corp using renewable energy and recyclable packaging, with a real focus on regenerative agriculture and biodiversity, they back their claims with proper accountability. It is a brand that has clearly made caring for people and nature central to how it operates.
This is a lovely, rich cream and you can feel the century of formulating heritage behind it. The organic calendula, lanolin and almond oil make it genuinely protective and soothing, and it’s clearly a quality product I’d happily use on dry patches and body. It’s a dependable, well-made cream from a brand that knows exactly what it’s doing. Weleda’s depth of commitment impressed me – over a hundred years of caring for people and nature in equal measure, certified B Corp status, and raw materials grown through certified organic and biodynamic cultivation, including their own gardens. Working closely with farming cooperatives to ensure fair conditions and stable incomes, alongside renewable energy and recyclable packaging, shows sustainability built into the whole value chain rather than added on.
I love the texture of the Weleda Calendula cream, it almost feels like a balm. It is slightly thick without being heavy and feels so nourishing on the skin. I love that it has calendula and beeswax in it, they are two of my favourite ingredients as they are so gentle for little ones. I also use this one on my own skin as it is so nourishing! Weleda is a well-loved and trusted brand in our home and I always feel confident buying their products. I love learning about their regenerative farming practices and how they work in harmony with nature.






















