Properties
This biennial herbaceous plant, native to western Asia and Europe and a member of the Lamiaceae family, is grown largely in countries with temperate climates as an ornamental plant, but mainly for the production of an essential oil used to make liqueurs and perfumes. In the Middle Ages, clary sage was already among the medicinal plants. The Greeks, Romans and Arabs generally used it as a tonic and in poultices against snake bites. Egyptian women were in the habit of drinking the juice of the clary sage to increase their fertility.
- Aromatic molecules: linalol, sclareol, linalyl acetate.
- Distilled part: flowering top.
How to use
Massage: dilute a few drops in a vegetable oil and apply to the skin.
- Oral intake.
- Use on the skin.
- Air diffusion.
Recommendations
- Do not use in cases of mastopathy and hormonal cancers.
- Keep out of the reach of young children.
- Do not use during pregnancy, when breastfeeding and in children under 3 years of age.
- Store in a dry place, sheltered from light and heat.









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