Aroma Vera Essential Clary Sage Oil

A clear to pale yellow essential oil, Clary sage has a sweet, nutty fragrance, somewhat herbaceous. The name is derived from the Latin 'Claris' that means 'clear' or from the Greek 'Skeria' meaning 'hardness', referring to the hard parts of the flower petals. It was known in the Middle Ages as 'Oculus Christi' - the 'Eye of Christ' and was a highly esteemed medicine. In Jamaica, it was used amongst the local people for cleaning and cooling ulcers and for inflammation of the eyes.

Clary Sage Essential Oil is extracted from Salivia sclarea of the Labiatae family and is also known as clary, clary wort, muscatel sage, clear eye, see bright and eye bright (but not to be confused with the common herb also called eyebright (Euphrasia). Clary sage oil has great benefits - not only for easing depression and nervous burn-out, but for a host of female complaints and for relieving congested complexions.

   Ingredients:
•  Clary sage oil is extracted by steam distillation from the flowering tops and the leaves.

   Recommended Use:
•  Burners and vaporizers: In vapor therapy, clary sage oil can be used for nervous tension, stress, depression,
   anxiety, insomnia and menopause. It is particularly effective to help ease depression and create a more positive
   outlook on life and can also help to boost the creative side and intuition.
•  Blended massage oil or in the bath: Clary sage can be used in blended massage oil, or diluted in the bath to assist
   with muscle pains, frigidity, depression, anxiety, menstrual problems, PMS, stress, nervous tension, insomnia,
   cramps and addiction.
•  In a cream or lotion: Used in a cream or lotion, clary sage oil can be beneficial for skin problems, back pain and a
   stiff neck, as well as for body odors, PMS, skin problems and cramps. It is particularly good for balancing the
   production of sebum of the skin and to clear greasy complexions.

   Caution:
•  Clary sage oil can be very relaxing and should be avoided when consuming alcohol, since it could exaggerate the
   effects of alcohol, It is a non-toxic, non-sensitizing oil, but can in large doses generate a headache and must be
   avoided during pregnancy.
•  Never ingest essential oils
•  If you are pregnant, consult a qualified aromatherapist before using essential oils.
•  Never use the following essential oils during pregnancy: Basil, Cedarwood, Cinnamon, Clary Sage, Cypress,
   Fennel, Geranium, Hyssop, Juniper, Marjoram, Myrrh, Oregano, Peppermint, Sage, Savory, Vetiver, Carrot Seed
•  Do not apply essential oils directly on the skin, unless specifically directed.
•  Essential oils may cause skin irritation, especially on sensitive skin.
•  Keep essential oils out of reach of children and pets.
•  Essential oils may stain or damage wood, upholstery or fabrics if spilled.
•  Essential oils are flammable; keep away from flames