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Arnica Flowers

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Arnica Flowers are used to provide a natural botanical element to cosmetic products. Our Arnica Flowers are flower and stem. In appearance they are downy with gold strands. Great for hand blended potpourri and bath te...

Arnica Flowers

Arnica Flowers are used to provide a natural botanical element to cosmetic products. Our Arnica Flowers are flower and stem. In appearance they are...

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These botanicals add natural visual and aromatic appeal to products such as potpourri, bath teas, and decorative soap accents. Add gradually to your formulation to achieve the desired effect; formulas containing water require a preservative, and for lotions, salves, or balms, botanicals should be oil-infused and the infused oil used in the recipe. Tips: Some botanicals may discolor over time when exposed to heat or high pH—always test new formulations and allow finished products to rest 2–4 weeks to evaluate appearance and performance.

Warning

For external use only. Not for ingestion. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Overall rating: 4.5384617 / 5 from 13 reviews.

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Arnica balm

"I use this to make Arnica Balm. Always perfect."

— Carol L. (5/5)

Love this scent

"The smell of this is so pretty and soft i absolutely love it"

— Michael (5/5)

Use for bath soaks

"Makes a nice addition to bath soaks, but I feel like there are a lot of stems in this product vs flowers. I would prefer a higher concentration of flower tops."

— Deborah (3/5)

Arnica

"My first time using Arnica. I am using it to infuse into my massage oil. I use other botanicals and by comparison, this Arnica seems like a good quality product."

— Rachelle (5/5)

Oil Infusion

"I infused these in coconut oil and made a whipped shea butter lotion with it. lovely additional properties to my lotion."

— Jamie (5/5)

Arnica

"So many uses for Arnica! I infuse in oil for HP soap, add to bath salts and teas, and use the oil infusion to make salve. After shopping elsewhere for Arnica, I was thrilled with the bulk pricing here at WSP. I will buy this one again and again."

— Jennifer (5/5)

Wonderful product for infusions

"I make a gel using an oil infusion with Arnica and several other herbs and essential oils. As it is for medical reasons I do not resell this product. It is strictly for personal use. This is a good quality dried herb and can also be beneficial in lotions, salves and balms."

— Annette (5/5)

Best out there!

"this herb is VERY hard to find. I study herbalism and was so stoked to find it here. i have ordered from other places too, but WSP has the best quality!"

— Katie (5/5)

Great quality

"I use these arnica flowers for oil infusions. This bag contains the flowers and the plants stems."

— Francesca (5/5)

Arnica Flowers

"I am infusing the Arnica Flowers in olive oil to use in CP soap. I also use Arnica Flowers infused in sweet almond oil and infused in olive oil for salves. I was delighted at the size of the bag I received over other brands I have used in the past. There were a few twigs in the bag which I picked out. I would buy this product again."

— Catherine (4/5)

Q&A

Hi, I’m trying to confirm exactly which type/species of arnica this is. Could you tell me the full botanical name: for example, Arnica montana (contains higher helenalin concentration), Arnica chamissonis (lower helenalin), Heterotheca Inuloides i.e. Mexican arnica (does not contain helenalin), etc.: This is Heterotheca inuloides (Arinica) Flower -- you can find this information on the product page under Specifics.
Do you have a suggested rate of use for infusing? 4oz flowers per 1 gallon oil or something like that? THANK YOU!!!: We do not have a recommended amount, as it is up to you and how strong you want the oil to be. You should leave at least 1" to the top of open space in the container you use to allow for room when oil is poured in.
Are these flowers testted for heavy metals?: No, these are not tested for heavy metals.
Can I use this in lip oils? Putting a few whole flowers inside lip oil containers... thanks!: We would recommend researching this but feel this should be fine to add to your lip oils.
Is this Arnica Montana?Thanks!: Adele,Arnica Montana is the Botanical name, Arnica Flower is the same product by a different name!