Dear Clary sage, I’m sorry I haven’t called on you in a while but I promise to consider you for my next client.
It’s not that I don’t like you, your scent is very heady and strong, and so much more sweet than sage. I realise you are very closely related and come from the same family – but I don’t favour sage over you – in fact it could be the other way around.
I like the fact that you are an expansive oil and for this I like to consider you as a very spiritual oil, as you relate to the crown and third eye chakras. You have the ability to open my mind, and that of my client too, and I suppose looking back over the centuries you have often been employed to help people over come depression and melancholy. You inspire, and can be considered an oil of euphoria – thank you. You are wonderful in allowing us to connect to the creativity of the universe too!
I love the way you work on excess oil on the skin and in the hair!
Another thing I am grateful for is that you are so powerful as an analgesic particularly in regards to period pain. I have used you on pregnant clients in preparation for labour and even in oil blends in a birthing suite. You are also great for older women during menopause to calm many of the very boring symptoms. Not only are you a very spiritual and creative oil you also help with pain.
I’ve even read you could help with lung spasm in bronchitis and asthma because of your relaxing effect on the muscles and bronchii via the hypothalamus and thalamus. You contain some similar functional groups to lavender and that’s why you are great for relaxation.
You inspire us to connect to the dream dimension – day dreaming and night dreaming – which can help shape our lives.
Here are some formulas for people to try so they can also experience your magnificence –
2. Face Mask
For oily skin –
2 teaspoons of white clay add 3 drops of oil
Clary sage 1 drop
Orange 2 drops
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2. Pure Pulse Point Perfume
In a little dish mix these oils and anoint your pulse points or chakras – 3 drops of essential oils and dilute with a few drops of carrier oil – always patch test first!
“Come In Please Creativity”
A blend to help release fears and invite in creativity to your life or a project –
Clary sage 1 drop
Lemongrass 1 drop
Mandarin 1 drop
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“Cool Calm and Collected”
Keep cool when you are hot flushing like crazy –
Clary Sage 2 drops
Rose Geranium 1 drop
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3. Nourishing Body Oil Blend
For a coat of your body use 3 teaspoons of carrier oil in a little dish and, add 7 – 8 drops of essential oil.
***** Always put the drops of essential oil into the bottle or dish first, then add the carrier oil. It gives the scents time to create a synergistic fusion.
For a 50ml bottle of oil add 25 drops and see my article “Aromatherapy – It’s Easy as 1 2 3”
“Oh Lord Help Me”
For period pain –
Clary Sage 2 drops
Peppermint 2 drops
Marjoram 2 drops
Lavender 2 drops
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“Even Stevens”
To clarify and tone oily skin –
Clary Sage 2 drops
Sandalwood Australian 2 drops
Bergamot 4 drops
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Happy blending and remember to use your intention when you are creating your formulas. See my article about intention.
Excellent Suzanne,
I have Clary Sage EO here in the house. I will use Clary Sage, Orange, Lavender and Patchouli in the burner for Jin tonight so he sleeps well.
Portia xx
Brilliant!
Slept like a BABY!!
Portia xx
Sounds wonderful – although use less for sleep as sometimes it can be a bit triply if you over do it. I think your eo combo was excellent though so you must have intuitively made the perfect blend!
Thanks Suzanne,
I am a notorious under dropper in the oil burner, I only want a gentle haze of scent that doesn’t mask or compete with anything I have chosen to wear. It was nice getting into bed with him this morning and the traces lingering in the room.
Portia xx
Fab! I am a notorious slosher and over dropper when it comes to the oil burner hahaha