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The plant kingdom continues to hold considerable importance in our daily life offering useful biologically active chemical compounds of great therapeutic value.
Our products are manufactured locally and sustainably in small batches in Camrose, Alberta, with care and devotion.
Our agricultural land is under review to become organically certified. We cultivate a variety of plants, most of them offering medicinal benefits and further included in Flora's skincare lines. Our focus is on Alberta's native plants such as wild roses, pine tree, Calendula, Arnica, Chamomile but take advantage of all the other plants that thrive in our climate.
It takes approximately 6 months from the time the plant seeds are planted, grown, handpicked, and dried. Harvested from August to October, the entire flowers are picked by hand every 2 to 3 days after the morning dew has evaporated and placed on screens to dry in shade to preserve their beautiful color which gives us an indication of the plethora of antioxidants present in each petal.
The flower heads (petals and seeds) are ground to an optimal size that assures maximum transfer area of the plant bioactives into the oil. For optimum extraction, botanicals are slowly double-infused (2x6 weeks) into an oil that would boost the plant's beneficial properties at a controlled temperature. Maceration softens the matrix of the plant which helps release the antioxidants, resins into the carrier oil, rendering an infused therapeutics oil conferring enormous benefits to all skin types. Our plant oils are produced only in small batches using organic and responsibly sourced ingredients. Calendula flower heads, for example, do not yield essential oil, therefore maceration is the best feasible way to get the tremendous benefits.
Our Plant Infused Oils are scientifically tested to provide a lasting, continuous supply of discomfort-reducing compounds.
micronized Calendula petals. Within our formula, it is known to provide a long-lasting, continuous supply of vital compounds to soothe discomfort.
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