Chickweed Herbal Oil

Stellaria media infused in Organic Jojoba Oil

Cool, gentle, and remarkably soothing—chickweed is a tender green ally for hot, itchy, irritated skin. This delicate herbal oil captures the calming properties of Stellaria media through careful infusion in organic jojoba oil, creating a cooling remedy that brings relief when skin feels inflamed, reactive, or uncomfortable. It has a rich green color.

About the Herb Chickweed is one of those humble herbs that gardeners often overlook, yet herbalists treasure. This tender annual spreads across lawns and gardens throughout the temperate world, its small white star-like flowers and succulent leaves offering gentle medicine. In traditional Western herbalism, chickweed has long been valued as a cooling, demulcent herb—one that draws out heat and inflammation while soothing irritated tissue. Its very name hints at its softness; chickens and birds relish its tender greens. That same gentleness translates beautifully to skincare.

The Jojoba Advantage Organic jojoba oil complements chickweed's cooling nature with its own skin-balancing properties. The stable, non-comedogenic structure of jojoba ensures chickweed's delicate constituents remain potent while providing a light, easily absorbed base that won't aggravate already irritated skin.

Traditional Uses

• Cooling relief for hot, itchy skin conditions
• Soothing eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis
• Calming heat rashes and prickly heat
• Relief for insect bites and stings
• Supporting minor burns and sunburn
• Gentle care for reactive or inflamed skin
• Drawing out irritation and discomfort
• Moisturizing dry, itchy patches
• Cooling facial oil for redness or sensitivity

Application Apply to affected areas as needed for cooling relief. Chickweed oil is especially beneficial when skin feels hot, tight, or itchy. May be applied generously and reapplied throughout the day. Gentle enough for children's delicate skin and suitable for those with sensitive or reactive skin conditions.

A Cooling Companion: This oil works particularly well when combined with other cooling herbs or kept refrigerated for extra soothing relief on hot, inflamed skin.