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Clary Sage Essential Oil
Clary sage, Salvia sclarea: herbaceous, warm, floral. Ancient eye remedy turned evening ritual. The tradition holds it for calm and a steadier breath.
Pure essential oils are strong: a few drops in a diffuser or an oil burner scent a room, and on skin they are always diluted in a carrier oil first.
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Clary Sage Essential Oil
- Clary Sage Essential Oil Steam Distilled 50ml 50 ml · Pure
France 5.0 (1)£27.65£553.00 per litreMembers: +£0.95 back - Clary Sage Essential Oil Organic Steam Distilled 10ml 10 ml · PureFrance£16.15£1,615.00 per litreMembers: +£0.20 backLow stock
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Clary sage, Salvia sclarea: herbaceous, warm, floral. Ancient eye remedy turned evening ritual. The tradition holds it for calm and a steadier breath.
About Clary Sage →Frequently asked questions
How do I use clary sage essential oil?
Three to five drops in a diffuser or the bowl of an oil burner scent a room. On skin it is always diluted first: about two drops in 10 ml of a carrier oil such as almond or jojoba, after a small patch test on the inside of the arm.
Is clary sage essential oil safe?
Used diluted and in small amounts, yes for most adults. It is not for swallowing, keep it from eyes, children and pets, and ask your doctor or midwife first if you are pregnant or under treatment. We describe scent and use, not health effects.
How can I tell an essential oil is pure?
The label names the plant in Latin, the part used and how it was extracted (for example steam distilled), and says 100% essential oil. A blend or an oil diluted in a carrier says so in its name.
