Best Micro Business in the Taupo Her Business Awards 2010

Sponsored by Konica Minolta.

(Photo by Miranda Jeffries, Fotogenx, Taupo)

handmade natural calendula soaps, creams, ointments and balms

Calendula Ointment is so soothing on so many skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis, cold sores, nappy rash, burns, fungal infections, cuts and grazes.

If you suffer from very dry, cracked hands or heels, try our highly moisturising Hand & Heel Balm.

Many customers who have suffered for many years have found comfort in this heavy-duty balm.  

No more dry skin or shaving rash.  This shaving soap leaves your skin feeling moisturised.

Natural vegetable oil soaps, very gentle on sensitive skin.

Choose from ten varieties.

Many satisfied customers report on how the products have relieved such skin conditions as:

  • psoriasis
  • eczema
  • cold sores
  • cracked heels
  • rashes

Read some of the testimonials of customers (including animals)  who have found relief from using our products.

new products

calendula_oil

Homegrown calendula infused oil (no sprays used).  We have had some amazing results with our high quality calendula oil.

Can be used on eczema, psoriasis, rashes, or as a 'belly oil' to help prevent stretch marks.

Calendula flowers at Infused with Nature's garden

Owner of Infused with Nature, Pauline gets a lot of satisfaction from developing her recipes, knowing she is helping people to cope with debilitating skin problems.

"Calendula is one of the best herbs for the skin in my opinion. That is why I chose to grow and make Calendula-based products. The Calendula ointment is our best seller and it's really satisfying receiving comments from people saying how much their skin has improved after using it."

"I've been very lucky this year as my mother-in-law was over here for a holiday and she just took over the weeding.  She just loves gardening.  By the time she left, the garden was looking pristine," says Pauline.

It is now August and the Calendula garden has been cleared and will lay fallow until we start planting again in November.