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Botanical Name: Salvia officinalis Botanical Family: Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
· Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
· Part Used: Leaves and Flowering Tops
· Aroma Note: Top to Middle
Sage, often called Common Sage or Dalmatian Sage, is one of the oldest medicinal herbs known to man, with a name derived from the Latin salvere, meaning "to save" or "to heal." The aroma is robust, earthy, spicy, and camphoraceous with a sharp, clarifying edge. Unlike the gentle Clary Sage, Common Sage is a chemical powerhouse high in thujone and camphor. Historically, it was revered by the Romans and Greeks as a sacred herb for longevity and memory. In aromatherapy, it is respected as a "master herb" for its potent ability to purify both physical environments and the human mind.
Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antispasmodic, Astringent, Carminative, Digestive, Emmenagogue, Febrifuge, Hypertensive, Stimulant (memory), Tonic.
· Memory & Focus: The "Brain Tonic." Sage is scientifically noted for its ability to sharpen the senses and improve cognitive function. It is a go-to for clearing "brain fog" and enhancing memory retention.
· Skin & Scalp: Excellent for oily skin and acne due to its astringent properties. In hair care, it is used to cleanse the scalp and is a traditional remedy for supporting healthy hair growth and darkening gray hairs.
· Digestive: Acts as a powerful stimulant for a sluggish digestive tract, helping to ease bloating, gas, and stomach cramps.
· Respiratory: Its camphoraceous notes make it an effective decongestant. It helps clear the airways and acts as an antiseptic for the throat and chest during seasonal illness.
· Perspiration: Sage is uniquely known for its ability to reduce excessive sweating and is a frequent ingredient in natural deodorants.
Sage is the "Oil of Inner Wisdom." It is for those who feel mentally scattered, indecisive, or burdened by "negative self-talk." It helps to clear the mental clutter, allowing one to tap into their own intuition and life experience. Sage provides the mental fortitude to process difficult information and encourages a sense of courage and spiritual maturity.
1. The "Mind Sharpener" Diffuser: Diffuse 1 drop of Sage with 4 drops of Lemon and 2 drops of Rosemary during study sessions or work to maintain high levels of alertness.
2. Scalp Invigorator: Add 1 drop of Sage to your palmful of shampoo to stimulate the scalp and balance excess oil production.
3. The "Purifying" Room Spray: Mix 3 drops of Sage and 5 drops of Pine in 100ml of water. Spray in a room after an argument or illness to clear stagnant, negative energy.
The "Clarity & Strength" Blend To banish mental fatigue and ground the senses
· 1 drop Sage
· 4 drops Bergamot
· 3 drops Cedarwood
Bergamot, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Ginger, Lavender, Lemon, Orange, Pine, Rosemary, and Tea Tree.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION. Common Sage contains high levels of thujone, which can be neurotoxic in high doses. Do not use if you have Epilepsy or high blood pressure. Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding (it can dry up breast milk). Never use on children or the elderly. For topical use, the recommended dermal maximum is very low (0.4%—about 1 drop per 30ml of carrier oil). Use in moderation and for short periods only.
Available sizes: 13ml
Botanical Name: Salvia officinalis Botanical Family: Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
· Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
· Part Used: Leaves and Flowering Tops
· Aroma Note: Top to Middle
Sage, often called Common Sage or Dalmatian Sage, is one of the oldest medicinal herbs known to man, with a name derived from the Latin salvere, meaning "to save" or "to heal." The aroma is robust, earthy, spicy, and camphoraceous with a sharp, clarifying edge. Unlike the gentle Clary Sage, Common Sage is a chemical powerhouse high in thujone and camphor. Historically, it was revered by the Romans and Greeks as a sacred herb for longevity and memory. In aromatherapy, it is respected as a "master herb" for its potent ability to purify both physical environments and the human mind.
Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antispasmodic, Astringent, Carminative, Digestive, Emmenagogue, Febrifuge, Hypertensive, Stimulant (memory), Tonic.
· Memory & Focus: The "Brain Tonic." Sage is scientifically noted for its ability to sharpen the senses and improve cognitive function. It is a go-to for clearing "brain fog" and enhancing memory retention.
· Skin & Scalp: Excellent for oily skin and acne due to its astringent properties. In hair care, it is used to cleanse the scalp and is a traditional remedy for supporting healthy hair growth and darkening gray hairs.
· Digestive: Acts as a powerful stimulant for a sluggish digestive tract, helping to ease bloating, gas, and stomach cramps.
· Respiratory: Its camphoraceous notes make it an effective decongestant. It helps clear the airways and acts as an antiseptic for the throat and chest during seasonal illness.
· Perspiration: Sage is uniquely known for its ability to reduce excessive sweating and is a frequent ingredient in natural deodorants.
Sage is the "Oil of Inner Wisdom." It is for those who feel mentally scattered, indecisive, or burdened by "negative self-talk." It helps to clear the mental clutter, allowing one to tap into their own intuition and life experience. Sage provides the mental fortitude to process difficult information and encourages a sense of courage and spiritual maturity.
1. The "Mind Sharpener" Diffuser: Diffuse 1 drop of Sage with 4 drops of Lemon and 2 drops of Rosemary during study sessions or work to maintain high levels of alertness.
2. Scalp Invigorator: Add 1 drop of Sage to your palmful of shampoo to stimulate the scalp and balance excess oil production.
3. The "Purifying" Room Spray: Mix 3 drops of Sage and 5 drops of Pine in 100ml of water. Spray in a room after an argument or illness to clear stagnant, negative energy.
The "Clarity & Strength" Blend To banish mental fatigue and ground the senses
· 1 drop Sage
· 4 drops Bergamot
· 3 drops Cedarwood
Bergamot, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Ginger, Lavender, Lemon, Orange, Pine, Rosemary, and Tea Tree.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION. Common Sage contains high levels of thujone, which can be neurotoxic in high doses. Do not use if you have Epilepsy or high blood pressure. Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding (it can dry up breast milk). Never use on children or the elderly. For topical use, the recommended dermal maximum is very low (0.4%—about 1 drop per 30ml of carrier oil). Use in moderation and for short periods only.
Available sizes: 13ml
