Medicine Flower Clary Sage Essential Oil Primary Benefits Soothes discomfort associated with menstrual cycles Assists in balancing hormones Soothes nervous tension and lightens mood Calming and soothing to the skin Details Botanical Name: Salvia sclarea Origin: USA Method: Steam Distillation Plant Part: Leaves and Flowers Note: Middle Family: Lamiaceae Blends Well With: Rose, and other florals Aroma: Sweet, herbaceous,...
Soothes discomfort associated with menstrual cycles
Assists in balancing hormones
Soothes nervous tension and lightens mood
Calming and soothing to the skin
Details
Botanical Name:Salvia sclarea
Origin: USA
Method: Steam Distillation
Plant Part: Leaves and Flowers
Note: Middle
Family: Lamiaceae
Blends Well With: Rose, and other florals
Aroma: Sweet, herbaceous, clean, and likened to earl grey tea
Consistency: Thin
Color: Clear
Plant Information
Clary Sage, the giant of the sage family that is believed to be a native of Europe, has tall pink and purple flowers which perfume the summer air with their fragrance. The leaves and flowers are sticky with their musky aromatic oils and when steam distilled, transform into a clean, sweet and light oil. While it is a close relative of the common garden sage, there are marked differences in the two plant varieties. Historically, Clary Sage has been highly praised as a medicinal plant. It is known to be helpful for the eyes, as both a cleanser and to protect and improve vision. Even the word “clary” is a variant of clarity denoting the effect of clarity of vision from this plant.
Another common use for Clary Sage is as a traditional flavoring in muscatel wine and is also referred to as muscatel oil. Today it is also used in flavoring wines, vermouths, liqueurs and tobacco products. It is used as a fixative in fragrances.
A warm aroma, with a medium strength musky, herbal middle base fragrance, it has been used for centuries as a perfume, and is lovely applied directly to the skin as it is calming and soothing. In fact, it's often used as a fixative in fragrance. During the Middle Ages, Clary Sage was used to sooth skin, and was known to promote relaxation and restful sleep.
Today, science has given us a clearer understanding of exactly why Clary Sage may provide balancing, soothing and relaxation, due to the presence of the main chemical component of Clary Sage which is linalyl acetate, part of the esters group.
Woman may benefit from it’s restorative and balancing effects during their cycles. Vaporizing or using it directly on the skin or in a massage oil may help in the alleviation of symptoms of menstruation or menopause by calming the mind and bringing balance to the body.
Depression and anxiety in our busy, fast pace lives affects many. Clary Sage acts as a nervine and can assist in bringing peace and calm by the reduction of stress and promotes relaxation for those dealing with chronic anxiety. Because of its mood enhancement, it can act as an antidepressant and may be helpful in the reduction of depression. Concentration is enhanced because of it’s calming effect, and it has even been shown to be helpful for those battling addictions.
Clary Sage has components that kill bacteria and fungi, it prevents and curbs the growth and spread of bacterial infections. Studies show that clary sage essential oil is particularly beneficial in curing bacterial infections affecting the digestive system. It is equally effective in inhibiting bacteria from entering our body through the ingestion of tainted food or water. Its antiseptic qualities protect the body from becoming infected from wounds and prevent sepsis and can be very helpful during surgery recovery or other types of wounds that are typically hot spots for infections. It has been known to kill Tetanus germs on contact by the topical application of Clary Sage.
Clary Sage and it also can assist the body in the reduction of inflammation and is helpful to the digestive system. It maintains the health of the stomach by boosting and regulating secretions of digestive juices, thereby preventing stomach disorders and stimulating efficient absorption of nutrients, digestion and regulation of the elimination system.
Another well-known property of clary sage oil is as an aphrodisiac, that boosts libido and can improve sexual desire. It can help in treating frigidity, psychological problems resulting in loss of libido, and even impotency. Studies have shown Clary Sage to be equally effective for men and women, as it affects the hormones and increases testosterone levels, which can increase performance and interest in sexual activities.
Clary Sage is filled to the brim with great qualities, and we’ve only scratched the surface of what this wonderful medicinal plant can provide. However, a few drops in a warm bath, may simply be the perfect ending to a busy stress filled day!
~ Get Clary Sage Today! ~
Usage
For menstrual discomfort, rub three to five drops on the abdomen.
For a stress relief, combine with Roman Chamomile and add to bath water for a soothing stress-relieving bath.
To help balance hormones, apply to feet or pulse points.
For a restful sleep, diffuse or apply to pillow.
Promote healthy hair and scalp by adding to shampoo or hair conditioner.
Combine with fractionated coconut oil to massage, soothe, or rejuvenate skin.
For better clarity and focus, rub 1 drop of clary sage over the brow as often as every 1-4 hours during creative work.
To address uncertainty, inhale directly from your hands and rub 1-2 drops over the brow as needed.
To enhance meditation or inner work, rub 1-2 drops over the brow and/or heart.
Meditation Blend: In a 5ml roller bottle, mix 2 drops each Frankincense, Melissa, Clary Sage, Sandalwood, and Orange essentials. Top with carrier oil.
Deodorant Spray: In a glass spray bottle, mix 1/2 cup witch hazel, 1/4 cup aloe vera gel (or juice), 1/4 teaspoon baking soda, 10 drops Clary Sage essential oil (one of the most effective deodorant essential oils that has a crisp, refreshing scent). Shake well before use.
Diffuser Blend: Diffuse 1 drop Clary Sage, 3 drops Bergamot, 2 drops Orange and 2 drops Ginger.
Safety
Use with caution during pregnancy, especially during first trimester or over abdomen, since clary sage can cause uterine contractions. Not for infants or toddlers. Avoid during or after use of alcohol. Always test for skin sensitivity prior to widespread use and use on the feet when possible. Excessive use of any oil can lead to skin sensitization. Keep out of eyes, ears, or nose. Not all oils are created equal, so test brands carefully, and never use an oil in a way not recommended by its maker.
Medicine Flower Clary Sage Essential Oil
Primary Benefits
Soothes discomfort associated with menstrual cycles
Assists in balancing hormones
Soothes nervous tension and lightens mood
Calming and soothing to the skin
Details
Botanical Name:Salvia sclarea
Origin: USA
Method: Steam Distillation
Plant Part: Leaves and Flowers
Note: Middle
Family: Lamiaceae
Blends Well With: Rose, and other florals
Aroma: Sweet, herbaceous, clean, and likened to earl grey tea
Consistency: Thin
Color: Clear
Plant Information
Clary Sage, the giant of the sage family that is believed to be a native of Europe, has tall pink and purple flowers which perfume the summer air with their fragrance. The leaves and flowers are sticky with their musky aromatic oils and when steam distilled, transform into a clean, sweet and light oil. While it is a close relative of the common garden sage, there are marked differences in the two plant varieties. Historically, Clary Sage has been highly praised as a medicinal plant. It is known to be helpful for the eyes, as both a cleanser and to protect and improve vision. Even the word “clary” is a variant of clarity denoting the effect of clarity of vision from this plant.
Another common use for Clary Sage is as a traditional flavoring in muscatel wine and is also referred to as muscatel oil. Today it is also used in flavoring wines, vermouths, liqueurs and tobacco products. It is used as a fixative in fragrances.
A warm aroma, with a medium strength musky, herbal middle base fragrance, it has been used for centuries as a perfume, and is lovely applied directly to the skin as it is calming and soothing. In fact, it's often used as a fixative in fragrance. During the Middle Ages, Clary Sage was used to sooth skin, and was known to promote relaxation and restful sleep.
Today, science has given us a clearer understanding of exactly why Clary Sage may provide balancing, soothing and relaxation, due to the presence of the main chemical component of Clary Sage which is linalyl acetate, part of the esters group.
Woman may benefit from it’s restorative and balancing effects during their cycles. Vaporizing or using it directly on the skin or in a massage oil may help in the alleviation of symptoms of menstruation or menopause by calming the mind and bringing balance to the body.
Depression and anxiety in our busy, fast pace lives affects many. Clary Sage acts as a nervine and can assist in bringing peace and calm by the reduction of stress and promotes relaxation for those dealing with chronic anxiety. Because of its mood enhancement, it can act as an antidepressant and may be helpful in the reduction of depression. Concentration is enhanced because of it’s calming effect, and it has even been shown to be helpful for those battling addictions.
Clary Sage has components that kill bacteria and fungi, it prevents and curbs the growth and spread of bacterial infections. Studies show that clary sage essential oil is particularly beneficial in curing bacterial infections affecting the digestive system. It is equally effective in inhibiting bacteria from entering our body through the ingestion of tainted food or water. Its antiseptic qualities protect the body from becoming infected from wounds and prevent sepsis and can be very helpful during surgery recovery or other types of wounds that are typically hot spots for infections. It has been known to kill Tetanus germs on contact by the topical application of Clary Sage.
Clary Sage and it also can assist the body in the reduction of inflammation and is helpful to the digestive system. It maintains the health of the stomach by boosting and regulating secretions of digestive juices, thereby preventing stomach disorders and stimulating efficient absorption of nutrients, digestion and regulation of the elimination system.
Another well-known property of clary sage oil is as an aphrodisiac, that boosts libido and can improve sexual desire. It can help in treating frigidity, psychological problems resulting in loss of libido, and even impotency. Studies have shown Clary Sage to be equally effective for men and women, as it affects the hormones and increases testosterone levels, which can increase performance and interest in sexual activities.
Clary Sage is filled to the brim with great qualities, and we’ve only scratched the surface of what this wonderful medicinal plant can provide. However, a few drops in a warm bath, may simply be the perfect ending to a busy stress filled day!
~ Get Clary Sage Today! ~
Usage
For menstrual discomfort, rub three to five drops on the abdomen.
For a stress relief, combine with Roman Chamomile and add to bath water for a soothing stress-relieving bath.
To help balance hormones, apply to feet or pulse points.
For a restful sleep, diffuse or apply to pillow.
Promote healthy hair and scalp by adding to shampoo or hair conditioner.
Combine with fractionated coconut oil to massage, soothe, or rejuvenate skin.
For better clarity and focus, rub 1 drop of clary sage over the brow as often as every 1-4 hours during creative work.
To address uncertainty, inhale directly from your hands and rub 1-2 drops over the brow as needed.
To enhance meditation or inner work, rub 1-2 drops over the brow and/or heart.
Meditation Blend: In a 5ml roller bottle, mix 2 drops each Frankincense, Melissa, Clary Sage, Sandalwood, and Orange essentials. Top with carrier oil.
Deodorant Spray: In a glass spray bottle, mix 1/2 cup witch hazel, 1/4 cup aloe vera gel (or juice), 1/4 teaspoon baking soda, 10 drops Clary Sage essential oil (one of the most effective deodorant essential oils that has a crisp, refreshing scent). Shake well before use.
Diffuser Blend: Diffuse 1 drop Clary Sage, 3 drops Bergamot, 2 drops Orange and 2 drops Ginger.
Safety
Use with caution during pregnancy, especially during first trimester or over abdomen, since clary sage can cause uterine contractions. Not for infants or toddlers. Avoid during or after use of alcohol. Always test for skin sensitivity prior to widespread use and use on the feet when possible. Excessive use of any oil can lead to skin sensitization. Keep out of eyes, ears, or nose. Not all oils are created equal, so test brands carefully, and never use an oil in a way not recommended by its maker.
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A warm aroma, with a medium strength musky, herbal middle base fragrance, it has been used for centuries as a perfume, and is lovely applied directly to the skin as it is calming and soothing. In fact, it's often used as a fixative in fragrance. During the Middle Ages, Clary Sage was used to sooth skin, and was known to promote relaxation and restful sleep.
Clary Sage and it also can assist the body in the reduction of inflammation and is helpful to the digestive system. It maintains the health of the stomach by boosting and regulating secretions of digestive juices, thereby preventing stomach disorders and stimulating efficient absorption of nutrients, digestion and regulation of the elimination system. 
