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Clary Sage Oil Benefits

Benefits | Medicinal Uses | Remedies | Side Effects | Buy Organic Clary Sage Oil |

Clary Sage

Salvia sclarea

Common Names
Clary Sage , Clarysage
Botanical Name
Salvia sclarea
Family
Labiatae
Note
Middle
Aroma
Bittersweet Floral

What is Clary Sage Oil ?

Properties & Uses:
Aphrodisiac *Bath and Body *Calming *Congestion *Cuts *Emotional Healing *Grounding *January *Spring *Stress *Uplifting *Valentines Day *

Clary Sage essential oil is distilled from the flowering tops and leaves of the plant. The clear oil has an interesting combination of a slightly sweet nutty scent, a hint of musk, and a touch of floral like aroma. Massage blends made with clary sage oil are extremely relaxing, sensual, and will revitalize and rejuvenate the body and mind. It has been known to even cause euphoria.

Clary sage has special benefits for the women and is especially in tune with the feminine side of our nature. This classic floral fragrance contains a hormone-like compound similar to estrogen that helps to regulates hormonal balance. Massage with clary sage can help to ease menstrual cramps, and even help cool hot flashes during menopause. The sweet aroma lifts the spirits out of depression and is a calming remedy for anxiety. It calms the parasympathetic nervous system and is a good ally during times of nervous stress. Clary sage benefits your natural beauty regime as a hair tonic and rejuvenates dry skin.

Clary Sage is one of my favorite oils as it enhances many blends. It is a warming companion that blends well with most other oils, favoring bergamot, cedarwood, chamomile, coriander, grapefruit, geranium, jasmine, lavender, lemon balm (melissa), lime, rose, and sandalwood to name a few. Use it in massage blends, baths, aroma lamps, and misters.

Side Effects: of Clary Sage
Generally considered non toxic. However, even though a small dose is very effective, large doses can cause headaches. It is not recommended in cases of active tumors or breast cancer.

Medicinal Herbal :Clary Sage
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Clary sage is recommended for women who are experiencing hot flashes, pain and tension associated with menopause. Use the fresh leaves in the kitchen, much like you would regular sage.


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Aromatherapy Remedies
Recipe List
Body Sensual Mist
This mist blend relies on the sensual fragrance of...
Clary sage and Jasmine Anxiety and panic attacks
To prevent or relieve or prevent panic attacks use...
Clary sage cooler
For relief of hot flashes in menopause, or to quic...
Deep Breathing Fix
To enable smoother breathing and lighten the mood,...
Deep Breathing Fix
To enable smoother breathing and lighten the mood,...
Grapefruit and rosemary Stress less oil blend
Chemical stress is caused by too much coffee, junk...
Neroli and clary sage for cramps
Massage neroli blended with clary sage into the l...
Nerves and Nausea
Stimulate digestion and ease nervous tension with ...
Nights in India neroli romance blend
Massage the oils into body, avoiding sensitive ge...
Peppermint Cool And Sooth Foot Bath
This is a cooling blend that helps circulation ...
Premenstrual Syndrome 2
Massage this blend into the lower back once a day ...
Sweet Relaxation Drift
A desirable evening experience is to enjoy this re...
Ylang-ylang and patchouli Romance Blend 1
Set a romantic mood with this blend of sensual oil...
Ylang-ylang and sandalwood aphrodisiac oil blend
Massage the oils into body until fully absorbed, a...

Botanical Information - Rituals & History :

Clary sage is a tall stately herb both cultivated and found in the wild. It is a native of Italy and Syria, preferring the dry, sunny climate of the Mediterranean region.