St. John’s Wort Macerate

St. John’s Wort Macerate is a natural remedy obtained by steeping St. John’s Wort flowers in an oil base. The base consists of a blend of cold-pressed hemp and milk thistle oils, which enhance and complement the effects of this remarkable plant. St. John’s Wort is known for its wide range of beneficial properties, making it widely used in traditional and modern medicine, aromatherapy, various massage techniques, and skincare.

✔ Anti-inflammatory action – helps soothe irritated skin, reduces redness and inflammation.
✔ Regenerating effect – promotes the healing of minor wounds, cracks, and abrasions.
✔ Antibacterial protection – natural components of St. John’s wort help fight bacteria and prevent inflammation.
✔ Care for problem skin – regulates sebaceous gland activity, reduces acne and oily shine.
✔ Nourishment and hydration – hemp and milk thistle oils enrich the skin with vitamins and fatty acids, making it soft and elastic.
✔ Hair strengthening – when added to masks or balms, it improves scalp condition, reduces breakage, and stimulates hair growth.
✔ Relaxing massage – relieves muscle tension, improves blood circulation, and provides a mild warming effect.

The beneficial properties of the macerate are described in our group’s post.

Ingredients: St. John’s Wort flowers, hemp oil, and milk thistle oil.

St. John’s Wort macerate is used in massage or added to skincare products for skin care, as well as in hair care treatments. The external use of macerates has historical roots and is widely practiced in various cultures.

Like any other product, St. John’s Wort macerate should be patch-tested on a small area of skin before use. We prepare the macerate ourselves using St. John’s Wort flowers, which are handpicked in a remote mountainous forest area, 650 meters above sea level, far from urban pollution. The macerate is made using a cold extraction method.

Slight sediment may be present, which indicates the artisanal nature of the product and the high concentration of active compounds.