Let\u2019s talk Sage. Sage essential oil has a long history, from its use in common and fine cuisine around the world to its use as a sacred herb by the ancient Romans. While you\u2019re probably not too worried about having to deal with bad vibes from ancient Romans in your home, we\u2019re certain that Sage has something to offer you in your modern life.<\/strong><\/span> Let\u2019s talk about what Sage essential oil is, how it\u2019s used in wellness, and what it can do for you in the kitchen.<\/p>\n Sage<\/a> is sometimes referred to as common sage, not to be confused with clary sage<\/a>. Sage (Salvia officinalis<\/em>) is a different species of plant than clary sage (Salvia sclarea<\/em>). Sage essential oil emits a strong, spicy, and uplifting aroma when diffused and has been used traditionally for its clarifying properties. Clary Sage essential oil has an herbaceous aroma that is believed to create a calm and relaxing environment. Keep this difference in mind when choosing between the two. Sage and Clary Sage create very different scent environments when diffused.<\/p>\n<\/div> But what about the plants before they\u2019re harvested? Sage is a perennial herb that can grow 1\u25002 feet tall with silvery-green leaves and a velvety appearance. Even if you\u2019ve never seen sage in person before, you\u2019re probably familiar with some of its cousins in the mint family.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>What is the difference between Sage and Clary Sage?<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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