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Herbs and what you should know about them

  1. A pile of orange calendula flower heads

    Calendula

    Calendula officinalis

    The golden-yellow classic of monastery gardens: even medieval herbals listed it as a plant for the skin. Its flowers are rich in flavonoids.

  2. A pile of shiny brown horse chestnuts

    Horse chestnut

    Aesculus hippocastanum

    The giant of city avenues has more to offer than shade: the best-known component of its fruit is aescin, a classic among plant extracts.

  3. A pile of liquorice root pieces, some long, some cut short

    Liquorice root

    Glycyrrhiza glabra

    It was valued everywhere from ancient Egypt to China; its root contains glycyrrhizin, which is fifty times sweeter than sugar.

  4. Pinnately divided silverweed leaves with small yellow flowers

    Silverweed

    Potentilla anserina

    Its Latin name, potentilla, means “little power”; folk tradition has known this modest, yellow-flowered meadow plant for centuries.

  5. Densely packed Roman chamomile flowers with white petals and yellow centres

    Roman chamomile

    Anthemis nobilis

    The “nobler” sibling of chamomile: its tiny white flowers were used for relaxation as far back as ancient Rome. Its scent is gentler than that of its well-known relative.

  6. Purple lavender flower spikes with stems, laid on top of one another

    Lavender

    Lavandula angustifolia

    From Provence to Tihany, its scent stands for calm, and it gives RICHTOFIT the unmistakable scent that generations remember.

  7. Close-up of a green walnut leaf with clearly visible veins

    Walnut leaf

    Juglans regia

    Complex 7 Formula contains an extract of the leaf, not of the walnut kernel. The leaves are gathered in midsummer.