- INCI
- Salvia Officinalis Oil
- CAS
- 8022-56-8 / 84776-73-8
- Function
- Fragrance ingredient
- Recommended dosage
- See IFRA
- Solubility
- Oil-soluble
- Description
- Essential oil sage Sage essential oil is added to formulations as a herbal fragrance and as an active ingredient in preparations for oily skin and scalp. It is obtained by steam distillation from the plant Salvia officinalis L. of European origin. The manufacturer states a purifying effect and support for balanced sebum production, making it a raw material for skin prone to oiliness. The oil is vegan , not tested on animals and produced without the use of solvents. Key benefits Herbal fragrance – a distinctive herbal note used in perfumery, deodorants, soaps and candles. Purifying effect on skin – according to the manufacturer's data, it helps balance sebum production and promotes a clearer complexion, which is why it is added to preparations for oily and combination skin. Scalp care – the manufacturer states support for a balanced and clean scalp environment; suitable for shampoos, hair tonics and scalp oils. Warming sensation – the manufacturer describes a mild warming effect on the skin, used in massage oils and relaxation creams. Soothing irritated skin – according to the manufacturer's marketing materials, the oil soothes irritated skin; in the finished product, the effect depends on the dosage and the overall formulation. Use in formulation Sage essential oil is soluble in oils and alcohol , it does not dissolve in water. It is added to emulsions in the oil phase or at the end, once the emulsion has cooled. For anhydrous preparations, it is blended with the carrier oil or butter. For water-based products (tonics, sprays, hydrolate waters) it must first be dissolved infull description on the product page →
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