The invention relates to a composition for promoting hair growth on the head of a subject, comprising macadamia or an extract of macadamia and one or more parts of a calendula plant, or an extract of one or more parts of a calendula plant.

Calendula is also known as the “Poor Man's Saffron”.

Calendula officinalis is an orange flower with antifungial and antimicrobial properties.

The composition comprises calendula, tea tree oil, eucalyptus oil, grape seed oil, and Aloe vera.

Calendula is a golden orange flower that naturally contains antioxidants.

Michael Straub: Calendula, of all the composite flowers, is among the most commonly used medicinal plants.

400 mcg of lutein and 18 mcg of zeaxanthin, both as marigold extract.

The carotenes contained in the calendula favor the renewal of the superficial tissue and its antibacterial properties prevent infections.

The power of calendula has also been used in beauty treatments, and is used in lotions, creams and other cosmetics.

Calendula also makes a very pleasant tea in small doses, and its abundant radial florets adapt to different types of food.

As a rinse for the hair, the calendula provides a golden hue to light hair: in fact, it was already used by Viking women to dye their hair hundreds of years ago.

When I was invited to attend their annual open house at their gorgeous farm last summer, I was quickly smitten by the stunning fields of fresh sage and calendula, as well as by the sprawling and the jaw-dropping vistas.