Amphora Aromatics Sage Essential Oil

Sage Essential Oil is derived from a small evergreen shrubby perennial herb.

It's useful when blended in a carrier oil as a massage during the menopause and during menstrual periods. Dilute well in one of our wide range of carrier oils and gently massage the abdomen for best results.

When burned or vaporised Sage is thought to help calm the nerves and soothe during times of grief or depression.

Sage is a very potent oil and should be diluted to a maximum of 1% before application to the skin. When blended in a cream Sage may prove useful in reducing pore size and aiding the healing of sores, psoriasis, dermatitis as well as ulcers.

• Useful as massage during the menopause and during female periods (all oils should be used well diluted).
• A powerful oil, often used in massage to ease the muscles
• Expectorant, antimicrobial and antiseptic
• Reviving, detoxifying rejuvenating
• An uplifting and stimulating oil when vaporised
• Sage essential oil should always be used in small amounts

Salvia officinalis Oil is the essential oil obtained by steam distillation of the herbal plant Sage, Salvia officinalis L, Lamiaceae

Scent Description
Pungent herbal thujone odour with slight woodiness

Historical Background
Called herba sacra (sacred herb) by the Romans.Sage herb has been used for centuries in the form of teas, gargles, poultices and mouth and throat gargles.

Properties
Essential Oil derived by steam distillation from the leaves.
Pungent herbal thujone odour with slight woodiness
Tonic, mental stimulant.

You may find that Sage essential oil blends especially well with Bergamot, Lavender, Lemon and Rosemary.

Dilute to 5% or less in a carrier oil before skin application.

There is currently no Nutritional Information available for this product

Camphor (uo to 34%), cineol (up to 35%), limonene (up to 41%), camphene (up to 20%), pinene ( up to 20%) and other minor constituents.
Salvia officinalis Oil

Dilute in a carrier oil before skin application. Keep away from children and out of eyes. Do not take internally or apply undiluted to the skin. For further advice on using essential oils to treat medical conditions, we recommend you seek advice from a professional.