MACERATED CARRIER OIL

Bellis perennis L.

FACE and BODY. ALL SKIN TYPES. DELICATE, SENSITIVE SKINS. Bruises, hematomas. Muscles and joints inflammations. Wound’s inflammations. Aging and Mature skins toner. Stretch marks, scars, sagging and tired skins. Pulling skins. Irritated skins, Redness prone skins. Rosacea. Toning and firming. Calming and regenerating.

IDENTIFICATION

INCI name: Bellis perennis (Daisy) flower extract and Helianthus annuus seed oil.

CAS number: 84776-11-4 and 8001-21-6

EXTRACTION METHOD: solar maceration / infusion of Daisy (Bellis perennis) flowers in Helianthus annuus (Sunflower) seed oil.

PARTS USED: Flowers/ Flowering tops.

ORIGIN: France

COMMON NAMES: Daisy flower oil, Common daisy oil, Bruisewort oil, English daisy oil.

APPEARANCE: Pale to golden yellow-green liquid oil. Dry touch.

ODOUR NOTE: characteristic sweet, floral odour.

QUALITY:  100 % pure and natural carrier oil.  For cosmetic and personal care direct uses and formulations. 25% Bellis perennis (Daisy) flowers infused in 75% organic Helianthus annuus (Sunflower) oil (cold pressed.

STORAGE CONDITION; keep tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

COMPOSITION: 35.7% OLEIC ACID (OMEGA-9), 6.6% PALMITIC ACID, 51.1% LINOLEIC ACID (OMEGA-6), contains 28% of Beta- myrcene

Info and interesting facts:

The unassuming common, lawn-growing, daisy flower has been a traditional European household go-to herb for centuries. The tiny flower, harvested early in the morning, would be used in tisanes to calm cramps and soothe emotional tensions, or infused in oils or applied in cataplasms to reduce inflammations, hematomas around wounds and fasten their healing. Our Daisy flower oil is the result of slow solar infusion of the whole flowers into organic sunflower oil. A Classic in aromatherapy massages, daisy flower oil is valued for its nourishing and regenerating benefits to all skins and is an ideal soothing and restorative oil for the most delicate and fragile skins.

Recommended Uses for Daisy Flower Oil

Application Areas and Recommended Intensity

Benefits and uses

• Firms and tones skin: The oil has astringent properties that help tighten skin, making it a popular choice for mature and sagging skin. It is often recommended for use on the bust, neck, and décolleté.
• Reduces bruising and inflammation: Historically, daisies were used to treat wounds and inflammation. The oil can be applied to bruises to help reduce swelling and aid in healing.
• Soothes sensitive skin: With calming and anti-inflammatory properties, it can help reduce redness and irritation, making it suitable for delicate, sensitive, and reactive skin.
• Moisturizes and regenerates: The oil contains antioxidants and can be used as a moisturizing and restorative treatment for all skin types, including mature and damaged skin.
• Addresses stretch marks: Its firming and restorative qualities make it a beneficial ingredient for post-pregnancy skincare routines to help improve skin elasticity and tone. 

Key Properties of Daisy Flower Oil (Bellis perennis)

Note:
The decongestant, lymphatic-toning, and anti-inflammatory properties of Bellis perennis oil are largely attributed to its high Beta-myrcene content (approximately 28%).

Daisy Flower Oil can be applied directly to the skin or incorporated into your daily beauty rituals. Use it on its own for body and facial care, targeted massages, or as part of your daily skincare routine by applying a few drops directly to areas of concern.

It also serves as an excellent base for diluting essential oils and blending with natural butters, carrier oils, or base creams and lotions to create lip balms, luxurious serums, and lightly perfumed body oils.

Daisy Flower Oil is commonly used to:

• Enhance restorative, calming, and soothing skincare formulations for sensitive, redness-prone, or mature skin, including face, hand, and body creams.
• Formulate serums, lotions, or balms that support skin recovery from bruises and minor hematomas.
• Act as a regenerating and nourishing component in products targeting stretch marks or loss of skin tone, particularly in post-pregnancy care and massage oils for the tummy, thighs, and décolletage.
• Create toning, firming, and plumping skincare, such as creams, oils, or balms for sagging skin.
• Be included in formulations designed to restore skin elasticity.
• Serve as a gentle carrier oil in aromatherapy massage blends.

Recommended Blends and Applications:

To soothe and restore sensitive or irritated skin:

Create a gentle serum by blending Daisy Flower Oil with Hemp Seed, Sweet Almond, or Tamanu carrier oils. Add a few drops of Helichrysum, Carrot Seed, or Rose Damask essential oils for enhanced calming and restorative benefits, ideal for redness or rosacea-prone skin.

To tone and firm mature or tired skin:

Combine with Rosehip, Apricot, or Grapeseed carrier oils and enrich with Rock Rose, Rose Geranium, Palmarosa, or Lavender essential oils. This blend helps promote a revitalized, firmer, and more radiant complexion.

For stretch mark and post-pregnancy care:

Blend Daisy Flower Oil with Shea Butter, Prickly Pear, or Macadamia carrier oils to improve skin elasticity, deeply nourish, and support skin recovery.

For bruises and minor hematomas:

Mix with Arnica or St. John’s Wort infused oils and a few drops of Helichrysum essential oil to help soothe, comfort, and restore the affected area.

• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• As a rule, always perform a skin patch test before using your essential oils for the first time.

• WARNING: These properties, indications and methods of use are taken from reference works or websites in aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy and phytotherapy. They are found there regularly and for many confirmed by observations in scientific circles. However, this information is given for informational purposes, it cannot in any case constitute medical information, nor engage our responsibility. For any use for therapeutic purposes, consult a doctor.