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Clary Sage Essential Oil - 10 ml
(Bulgaria)
| Product Name: | Clary Sage Essential Oil – Bulgaria | Botanical Name: | Salvia officinalis L | Origin: | Bulgaria |
| Extraction Method: | Steam Distillation | Plant Part: | Flower and Leaf | Color: | Colorless/Light yellow |
| Consistency: | Thin/Medium | Perfumery Note: | Middle | Strength of Aroma: | Medium/Strong |
Aromatic Scent: Bulgarian Clary Sage essential oil hasan earthy, herbaceous and floral aroma with a nutty scent and a subtle fruity note.
Description: Clary Sage is an herbal plant that grows up to 60-80cm tall with soft, oval leaves of a greenish grey color. Itsflowers are held in large colorful bracts that range in color from pale mauve to lilac and are sometimes pink at the edge.They blossom in August. All parts of the plant have a strong scent and a warm, bitter, somewhat astringent taste.
History: Clary Sage started to gain high appreciation as a medicinal plant over 1,000 years ago. In the Arab world, it was called “the Elixir of Life.” It was used around the world for treatment of different conditions including insomnia, nausea, colds, fever, liver disease, epilepsy, etc. The Chinese used Clary Sage to treat infertility. The plant was also used in cleaning gums and whitening teeth. The British used it to make the so- called Sage tea, which was a very popular healthy beverage and is still common in some Arabcountries today. The Latin root word of Clary Sage is “salvare,”which means “to cure” or “to save.” Therefore, it is often associated with wisdom and longevity. For many centuries, Clary Sage has remained a highly praised medicinal plant.
Possible Uses: Clary sage essential oil has long been famous for its ability to calm anxiety and relax the mind and the muscles, as well as for being beneficial in relieving stress, tension and fatigue. It has traditionally been used to treat hot flashes and depression and is known for its euphoric action.
Gabriel Mojay wrote: "In terms of Oriental medicine, Clary Sage oil both strengthens Qi-energy that is depleted, and relaxes and circulates Qi-energy that is ‘stuck.’ Hence it is both an effective general tonic and a major antispasmodic."
The antispasmodic and analgesic properties make it a good addition to blends dealing with muscular stiffness and spasms, headaches and migraines. It is used frequently to help dull pain during labor and help ease menstrual pain.
It is well known for balancing uterine issues and as an agent to clean oily hair. There is also some documentation of its effectiveness in helping to relax the spasms of asthma.
Methods of Using Clary Sage Oil:
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Main Constituents: Linalol, Sclareol, Myrcene, Phellandrene, Pinene
Certification: Our Bulgarian Clary Sage oil is 100% pure and natural and is certified by the Bulgarian State Laboratory "BULGARSKA ROSA" and/or the Bulgarian Research Institute for Aromatic and Medicinal Plants.
General Safety Information: Clary Sage essential oil is considered non-toxic and non-sensitizing.Avoid use during pregnancy. Clary Sage may increase the menstrual flow. It may cause mild irritation to skin and mucous membranes.
Important: Do not apply undiluted essential oils, absolutes or other concentrated essences directly to the skin. They must be diluted!
If you have any medical conditions, please consult your doctor before using any essential oil.
Skin patch test: It is strongly recommended that you perform a skin patch test before using an essential oil and/or any other oil for the first time. Rub a diluted drop on your wrist and if the area gets red or itches, wash it off right away with cold water and don't use that oil. If there is no reaction in a couple of hours, you can use the oil.
Pregnancy: Avoid use during pregnancy.
Children: Use caution when using oils with children and give children only the gentlest oils at extremely low doses. It is safest to consult a qualified aromatherapy practitioner before using oils with children
Adult: 1 to 5 drops of essential oil per tsp. of carrier oil. (1 tsp. ≈ 5 ml)
Elderly people: It is recommended to use ½ the strength of adult dosage.
Eyes: Don't get essential oils in your eyes; if you do, rinse right away with plenty of fresh water.
Oral intake: Do not take any essential oils internally without consultation from a qualified aromatherapy practitioner.
Disclaimer: The information provided is for educational purposes only. This data is not considered complete and is not guaranteed to be accurate.
