About the product -
Clary Sage is a biennial or perennial herb that grows up to six feet in height. Clary Sage oil is known for its calming properties and benefits to the skin. The main chemical component of Clary Sage oil is linalyl acetate a part of the esters group, making it one of the most relaxing, soothing, and balancing essential oils. Clary Sage plant was frequently used to soothe skin during ancient days. Inhaling Clary Sage essential oil adds to a relaxing environment, and internal use promotes a restful night’s sleep
100% PURE SINGLE SOURCED ORGANIC CLARY SAGE: Our Sage oil is NOT standardized; we do not influence our oils to change their aromatic profile. If your bottle of Lavender is more herbaceous than expected, please remove the cap, and allow it to aerate to help to reduce "green" notes.
100% PURE SALVIA SCLAREA: Dilute 2-5% of Sage Oil in a carrier oil of your choice.
A PURE CLARY SAGE ESSENTIAL OIL: Rub three to five drops on abdomen for a soothing massage. Add to bath water for a stress-relieving bath. Mix with shampoo or hair conditioner to promote healthy hair and scalp. Combine with a carrier oil to massage, soothe, or rejuvenate skin.
BATCH SPECIFIC THIRD-PARTY GC-MS REPORTS: Every batch of Clary Sage Oil is subjected to organoleptic testing and GC-MS testing by third-party laboratories for purity and quality. All our oils go through rigorous QA and QC Protocols.
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE: every drop of our essential oil has the capacity to transform the community by contributing two percent of the revenue to service seniors through access to food, shelter, and health.
PHARMACOLOGISTS ON STAFF: Our customers AND quality of our products are our #1 priority, and we’d love you to join Our Certified Aromatherapists and Pharmacologists are happy to help you with all your Essential Oil questions or concerns.
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.
