Native to Western Asia, clary sage is now cultivated mainly in France, Russia, and the United States. Clary sage is harvested during its flowering period in August.

Known in Europe since the year 800, clary sage is robust and very aromatic.
Priests, alchemists, and healers in Europe believed that this plant helped to distinguish between good and evil and to develop maturity and wisdom. Considered a treasure of the gods, it was used to ward off evil spirits.

  • RELAXING

    Clary sage has relaxing properties. It relieves physical and mental fatigue.

  • BACKGROUND NOTE

    The base notes give the fragrance its trail. They can last up to 24 hours and are most often composed of vanilla and woody notes.

  • AN ESSENTIAL OIL

    The leaves can be extracted fresh or dried. Depending on the extraction method used, we can obtain an essential oil or an absolute. Clary sage essential oil is, however, more commonly used than the absolute.