Sage Hydrosol

Salvia officinalis

Studied Properties

APPEARANCE: Colorless to Pale Yellow liquid
ODOUR: Fresh, characteristic of Sage
SPECIFIC GRAVITY at 20°C: 1.000+/-0.05
REFRACTIVE INDEX at 20°C: 1.333+/-0.03:
Solubility in Water: Soluble in water
Flashpoint (°C): 175°C

Common Uses

It is a superb ingredient for Toners, Masks Lotions, Shampoos, Cleansers And Other Water-Soluble Cosmetics, Room Mists And Body Sprays. It helps stimulate microcirculation of the skin, promotes its accelerated regeneration. Suggested use levels: Lotions & Creams: 30-50% |Hair Shampoos & Conditioners: 30-50%| Toners & Mists: up to 95%

Blends well with: Lemon, Sweet Orange, Ginger, Rosemary, Bergamot, Lavender, Neroli, Tea Tree And Vetiver Hydrosols.

Sage Hydrosol is a beautiful addition to any formulation, offering anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, analgesic, antihistaminic, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and antiviral properties. The hydrosol is mildly astringent which makes it ideal for normal to oily skin. Sage Hydrosol is uplifting and energizing, with a mystical scent. Sage Hydrosol forms a protective layer that protects the skin from harmful environmental effects, making it smooth and soft to the touch. Sage hydrosol is known to gently firm skin, reduce wrinkles and give a refreshed appearance. Use sage hydrosol alone or formulate with other Hydrosols to help combat anxiety and stress.

HISTORY OF SAGE: Sage Hydrosol is a by-product of the steam distillation of the leaf of the Salvia officinalis plant. Native to the southern European and Mediterranean regions, the Sage herb was highly valued in both the ancient Greek and Roman societies, which considered it to be sacred. For centuries it has been believed that Sage had the ability to grant a longer life, and in China, it was traditionally used as a remedy for addressing infertility and symptoms of menopause. According to historical records, in some communities, the Sage herb also had culinary applications and was used as a preservative for foods such as meats. In the Middle Ages, Sage earned the nickname “Sage the Savior” for its various treasured properties. For its cleansing and nerve tonic properties, the Lakota Indians nicknamed it “master herb.”

 

More about Sage Hydrosol

Studied Properties

  • Relaxing
  • Calming
  • Soothing

Common Uses

  • Skin Care
  • Hydration
  • Aromatherapy
  • Bath
  • Body Care
  • Hair & Scalp Care

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