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2024-01-30

Our Exclusive White Sage

Written By: Robin Lander

Herbaceous, evergreen, and robust, White Sage is a force of nature. California's native Salvia apiana is only found growing wild in the southwestern U.S. and northwestern Mexico and is one of the area's most important wild sage species. The aromatic, silvery-leaved shrub with small white flowers is crucial for the healthy habitat of bees and hummingbirds. Our White Sage essential oil comes from lovingly hand-tended plants cultivated and distilled in California on a family-run organic ranch passed down from generation to generation. 

While we toured the farm with the founder and she discussed their practices, it became apparent that this team's success comes from communicating with the plants and understanding their rhythm. Successfully growing White Sage requires developing a deep connection that is respectful to the plant and the environment in which it thrives. With the over-harvesting of wild White Sage in California, our producers are doing all they can to help preserve it. Our responsibly sourced White Sage essential oil is a true gift.

White Sage essential oil has a fresh, cooling, and strongly camphoraceous aroma with a mild cineolic note reminiscent of Rosemary. With a constituent profile similar to Rosemary and Eucalyptus, it is beneficial in diffusers or room sprays, massage oils, chest rubs, and skincare preparations. It is an interesting and elevating middle-to-top note in perfumery when added in small amounts to citrus or lavender blends, fougères, evergreen fragrances, and woody or resinous accords.

Post-Workout Massage Oil with White Sage

In a 1 oz pump bottle, combine the following:

30 ml Organic Marula Oil

5 drops Wild Orange

3 drops White Sage

2 drops Narrow Leaf Eucalyptus

2 drops Wild Lavender

2 drops Frankincense Somalia

Massage into muscles and joints after a workout. This blend is also lovely to apply before yoga or meditation. 

We recommend performing a patch test when working with any of our ingredients topically. Avoid White Sage during pregnancy or with young children.

Elevating Room Spray or Diffuser Blend with White Sage

3 drops White Sage

3 drops Organic Juniper Berry

2 drops Organic Laurel Leaf

2 drops Organic Atlas Cedarwood

For a Room Spray: add the blend to one ounce of purified water in a 1 oz glass spray bottle, shake well, and spray into the air and around the body, avoiding the eyes. Shake well before each use.

We recommend performing a patch test when working with any of our ingredients topically. Avoid White Sage during pregnancy or with young children

For a Diffuser: add the blend to a diffuser and diffuse for 30 minutes.

 

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