Safety on Thin Skin

The eyelid area features the thinnest skin on the body, making it especially sensitive to topical applications. The gentle properties of calendula cream, derived from marigold flowers, are often well-suited for delicate skin. Because the skin around the eyes is 3-5 times thinner than facial skin and has fewer sebaceous glands, it can absorb substances more readily.

Calendula is rich in compounds such as flavonoids and saponins, which may provide soothing effects without causing irritation. Generally, pure calendula formulations are well-tolerated by sensitive skin. However, individual reactions can vary, so it’s wise to conduct patch testing before full application, particularly if you have known sensitivities.

• The skin on your eyelids is highly permeable and sensitive.
• Calendula cream is typically free from irritants like alcohol and synthetic fragrances.
• Consider patch testing first, especially for those with allergies.

Application & Amount ✨

How you apply calendula cream on your eyelids can significantly influence its benefits. It’s best to use a small amount—about the size of a grain of rice for each eyelid. When applying, make sure your hands are clean and use gentle patting motions rather than rubbing, which can irritate the skin.

Focus on applying a thin layer of calendula cream directly onto the eyelid skin, avoiding the lash line and waterline. Applying it in the evening allows the cream to absorb overnight without interference from makeup. If you notice excess cream, gently remove it with a clean, damp cloth to avoid any discomfort.

• Use a rice grain-sized amount for each eyelid.
• Apply with clean hands, using gentle patting motions.
• Best to apply in the evening for optimal absorption.

Why We Recommend a Gentle Helper 🌿

Jane Vine Calendula Cream is designed for quick absorption, providing a soothing experience that can support skin comfort.

• Fast-absorbing, fragrance-free.
• Soothing ingredients help calm irritation.
• Inspired by nature for gentle care.

When to Avoid & Seek Advice 🔍

While calendula cream can be a gentle option, there are instances where caution is advised. Individuals with allergies to plants like ragweed, daisies, or chrysanthemums should be particularly cautious, as calendula is part of the same family. It’s best to avoid using it if you have active eye infections or conditions that require medical attention.

If you notice any redness, swelling, or discomfort after applying the cream, discontinue use immediately. Always consult with a medical professional if you have a history of severe allergic reactions or chronic skin conditions around the eyes. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should also seek advice before trying new products in this area.

• Avoid use if you have allergies to similar plants.
• Do not use with active eye infections.
• Consult a professional if you have chronic skin conditions.