Clary Sage Essential Oil

Clary sage oil is a pale yellow liquid with a sweet, slightly floral, nutty and musty scent.

BOTANICAL NAME: Salvia sclarea 

PLANT FAMILY: Labiatae or Lamiaceae

EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam distillation of the leaves and flowers

VOLATILITY: Middle Note

100% pure and unadulterated essential oil.

• Benefits
• How to Use
• Storage & Safety

• TRADITIONAL USES:
  

  - Used for clearing mucus from the eyes

  - Used as a substitute for hops in brewing beer

  - Used as a source of sclereol which is used as a flavouring in tobaccos

  THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES:

  Nervous - Beneficial for treating anxiety, stress, nervous tension and depression. Useful for tension migraine sufferers.

  Reproductive - Used to promote menstruation when delayed, scanty or completely absent and also helps to relieve menstrual cramps. It is also helps release some tension and anxiety during childbirth and is recommended for managing menopause.

  Respiratory - It relaxes spasms in the bronchial tubes, can be helpful for asthmatic problems.

  Skincare - Recommended for oily skin, greasy hair and dandruff as it regulates sebum production.

• IN A AROMA DIFFUSER / HUMIDIFIER / NEBULISER
  

  Add 30 to 40 drops (1.5 – 2ml) or as suggested by the manufacturer.

  IN AN OIL BURNER

  Add 5 to 10 drops (0.2 to 0.5ml) to warm water in the lid of a burner. Light a tealight candle and place in the hearth of the burner. The heat will allow the scent to diffuse and fill the room of about 10 to 20 m2.

  IN A MASSAGE

  Add 3 to 5 drops (0.2ml) to 15 ~ 30ml of a carrier oil. Massage deeply into muscle.

  
  

• STORAGE

  Always store in dark glass bottle and in a cool and dark place away from heat and sunlight.

  Do not use a plastic container.

  SAFETY

  Non-irritating and non-sensitising
  

  CAUTION
  

  Always dilute with carrier oil before applying on skin

  Perform a patch test to observe allergic reactions before use.

  Keep out of reach from children and pets.

  Avoid contact with eyes. Do not ingest.

  Avoid touching on lacquer or painted surfaces.