White sage essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves of the aromatic shrub Salvia apiana. The plant is an important element in many cultures' spiritual ceremonies, where it is called "holy sage." Almost all parts of the bush are used in natural medicine, which best demonstrates how valuable a resource not only the plant, but also white sage essential oil is.

White sage oil - properties

White sage has many traditional uses that can easily be used today. It is known to support the body during respiratory disorders (such as infections) and is suitable for use in cosmetology. Improves the general condition of the skin, moisturizes and soothes irritations. Often used as an interesting perfume additive to skin care products - shampoos and lotions, as well as hygiene products - soaps and bath products.

The oil has a distinct aroma - herbal, camphor and fresh with cool notes. It helps to clear the mind, reduce anxiety, improve memory and concentration. The product sometimes helps with mood swings and sleep problems. It blends very well with other essential oils, especially those with a strong floral, sweet scent.

It is a great addition to relaxing treatments such as baths and massages, and when used in an aromatherapy diffuser it provides an intriguing, long-lasting aroma with many health-enhancing properties. While the benefits of using the oil are already exciting, researchers suspect that there are still many benefits left to discover.

Origin of the raw material: white sage is naturally derived from South Carolina.

INCI: Oil of Salvia Apiana

Action: Calming, soothing, relaxing

Aroma: herbs, camphor, gentle scent of lavender

Color: light yellow

Note: heart

Recommended application: for massage, in the bath, in the diffuser

Contraindications: may irritate sensitive skin. When using for the first time, perform a local test. Do not use on wounds or irritation. Not suitable for children, pregnant and lactating women.

Suitable oils: lavender, palo santo, sandalwood, eucalyptus