What is Sage Essential Oil?

Salvia Sclarea, or Sage, is a small shrub plant with green stems and purple flowers. This multifunctional herb originally comes from the Balkans and you may know it especially for its role as a flavoring in the kitchen. People also cleanse their homes with white Sage by burning it, believing it drives away negative energy.

'Salvia' comes from the Latin word 'to save', a beautiful name for this versatile herb.

The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians all had a special bond with Sage.

Later, it was processed into oil through steam distillation. Both the stems and the beautiful purple flowers are used for this. The result is a colorless to yellow oil. By evaporating this oil with, for example, a diffuser or a warm bath, Sage does its work as a 'savior'. It is an energizer that also calms at the same time. It is full of antioxidants, making it work as a natural anti-aging agent.

Benefits

• Fresh, spicy scent

  The fresh spicy vapors of Sage Essential Oil are wonderful to evaporate in your diffuser. It is also full of antioxidants and is a natural anti-aging agent!

• Vitality

  Sage Essential Oil has an uplifting, fresh scent. Ideal for moments when you could use a 'pick-me-up'.

What can you use it for?

• Evaporate

  Do you want a fresh, spicy scent in your home? Then you can evaporate Sage Essential Oil. The scent has an uplifting effect!
  
  Is this what you need? Then add a maximum of 2 drops to your diffuser or a warm bath and enjoy the fresh scent..

  Apply diluted to the skin

  Sage Essential Oil is a natural anti-aging agent. It is full of antioxidants that firm the skin.
  
  Add 10 drops of Sage Essential Oil to a glass of cooled, boiled water. Rinse your skin with this or dab the mixture onto your skin with a cotton pad.

What is unique about this Sage Essential Oil?

Both the stem and the beautiful purple flowers are used to obtain the oil via steam distillation. Sage Essential Oil has a fresh, spicy scent and is a real pick-me-up when you know how to use it properly.