Salvia officinalis, garden sage · distilled from Salvia officinalis · bottled 100% pure and undiluted
Fresh, Herbaceous, Leaf-Distilled
Sage essential oil is distilled from the silvery leaves of Salvia officinalis, the garden herb grown for its crisp, peppery bite. The scent opens fresh and green, herbaceous and slightly camphoraceous, calling to mind a sun-warmed herb bed brushed by hand.
| Botanical Name | Salvia officinalis |
|---|---|
| Plant Part | Leaf |
| Extraction Method | Distilled from Salvia officinalis |
| Aroma Profile | Fresh, green, and herbaceous with a peppery, camphor-tinged edge |
| Perfumery Note | Middle |
| Blends Well With | Rosemary, cedarwood, lavender, bergamot, clary sage, and lemon |
| Shelf Life & Storage | Holds its character for roughly 2 to 3 years when the bottle stays sealed and upright in a dim, steady-temperature cabinet out of direct sun |
| Notable Trait | A favorite in botanical clearing rituals for its crisp, herb-garden profile |
We happily fill bulk orders of sage essential oil for formulators, candle and soap makers, and resellers. Every size, from the 0.5 oz sample bottle to the 400 lb drum, is filled from the same standard, undiluted batch, so scaling up never means scaling down on quality.
Sage's peppery green scent freshens a living room or office when blended with citrus or cedarwood in your diffuser, cutting stale air with an herbal lift.
Explore Blends →Formulators fold diluted sage into facial oils and toners for its clean herbal note, working within a light 0.5% to 2% ratio for daily comfort.
See Guides →Soap and candle makers reach for sage to lend handmade batches an earthy, herbaceous backbone that pairs naturally with woodsy and citrus notes.
Get Recipes →Many households use sage in smoke-free botanical clearing rituals, valuing its crisp aroma as a green, grounding alternative to bundled herbs.
Read More →Sage essential oil is a concentrated botanical extract, not intended for internal use. For skin contact, dilute between 0.5% and 2% in a suitable carrier oil and patch test a small area first. Keep the bottle sealed away from eyes, children, and pets, and store it upright in a dim, steady-temperature space.