Sage Essential Oils
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In an aromatherapy context, Sage encompasses both Salvia officinalis (Common Sage) and Salvia sclarea (Clary Sage). Both oils have therapeutic benefits but Clary Sage is more commonly used in aromatherapy (Common Sage contains ketones and should be used with care). - Clary Sage blends well with Camomiles, Rose, Geranium and Lavender to maintain a healthy female cycle.
- Its relaxing properties make it an ideal choice for stressful situations, where it blends well with Petitgrain, Orange, Ylang Ylang and Bergamot.
See our range of Sage Essential Oils
In an aromatherapy context, Sage encompasses both Salvia officinalis (Common Sage) and Salvia sclarea (Clary Sage). Both oils have therapeutic benefits but Clary Sage is more commonly used in aromatherapy (Common Sage contains ketones and should be used with care).
- Clary Sage blends well with Camomiles, Rose, Geranium and Lavender to maintain a healthy female cycle.
- Its relaxing properties make it an ideal choice for stressful situations, where it blends well with Petitgrain, Orange, Ylang Ylang and Bergamot.
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Clary Sage
Salvia sclarea2660Price range: £11.25 through £20.25 -
Clary Sage Organic
Salvia sclarea2665Price range: £11.49 through £17.49 -
Sage Organic
Salvia officinalis2640£20.25 -
Spanish Sage Organic
Salvia lavandulifolia2650Price range: £6.99 through £14.25 -
Sage Triloba
Salvia triloba2635£11.75 -
Black Sage
Cordia verbenacea D.C.1282£19.49
About Sage Essential Oils
About Sage Essential Oils
Clary Sage has a gentle tea-like aroma which is calming to the senses and mildly euphoric. Common Sage has a strong, fresh and camphoraceous odour. The name of the genus comes from the latin salvere which means ‘to heal’ or ‘to save’ (and the imperative salvere quite literally translates as ‘be in good health’!).
Help me choose:
If you are just getting started with Sage oils, we suggest Clary Sage.
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Clary Sage has a gentle tea-like aroma which is calming to the senses and mildly euphoric. Common Sage has a strong, fresh and camphoraceous odour. The name of the genus comes from the latin salvere which means ‘to heal’ or ‘to save’ (and the imperative salvere quite literally translates as ‘be in good health’!).
Help me choose:
If you are just getting started with Sage oils, we suggest Clary Sage.
See also:
