Our White Sage, grown at our small farm in Central Coast of California, has a fresh, cooling, somewhat powerful, strongly camphoraceous aroma, with a mild cineolic aroma reminiscent of Rosemary. Due to its popularity, over-harvesting of wild White Sage populations is an ongoing concern with conservationists and Native peoples. Mindful use of this precious essential oil obtained only from farmed sources is prudent.  Cultivated and unsprayed.
 
The plant is native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico, found mainly in the coastal sage scrub habitat of Southern California and Baja California, on the western edges of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts.
 
Calming and cleansing, White Sage is traditionally used to make smudge sticks and for ceremonial purposes and is widely used as a soapless shampoo and conditioning rinse by Southern California Indians. 
 
Crafted with Care
Grown on the sandy soils of Halcyon Farms under the nurturing California sun, our White Sage flourishes amidst cool, misty mornings, with red hawks soaring in blessing above. Hand-harvested with reverence by Anna and Larry, each plant is sustainably cultivated and artisanally distilled in small batches on a traditional copper alembic at the Maitri distillery, preserving its natural purity and potency.
 
Aroma and Benefits
Powerfully aromatic and camphoraceous. The fresh and bright scent of White Sage has cooling, spectral notes.

Constituents
This oil can contain 1,8-cineole, camphor, α-pinene, and camphene. The aroma of this oil is like the dried leaves, with aromatic qualities that resemble rosemary and eucalyptus oils.
1,8-cineole (also known as eucalyptol) is also found in eucalyptus oils as well as niaouli, cajeput, marjoram, rosemary. Camphor is a pungent monoterpenoid found in sage, basil, and rosemary oils. α-pinene is a prevalent constituent found in many oils such as juniper berry, Scotch pine, rosemary, St. John’s wort, nutmeg, angelica root, black pepper, and fir needle.

Blending and Uses
White sage is well known for its relationship to spiritual practices, and this oil can be diffused for meditation and prayer. It’s a great option for those who desire the aroma but cannot burn sage in their home. Diffusing can help cleanse the air and supporting healthy breathing.

It can be added to salves to promote skin health or for its astringent qualities. Add to shampoo or hair rinses, homemade liquid hand soap, or facial cleansers. This pungent essential oil can be used sparingly in perfume and aromatherapy blends
It combines well with citrus oils like tangerine, bergamot or lemon for refreshing aromatherapy.
 
Blend with lavender and chamomile for a beautiful and calming perfume or aroma spray. It is lovely with earthy oils like frankincense, myrrh, cedar, or pine. Or add a blend of white sage, thyme and rosemary oil to shampoo for an aromatic and scalp stimulating treat.
 
Pure from Plant to Product
Our commitment to quality extends from the field to your bottle. By preserving the plant's energy and essence through meticulous harvesting and distillation processes, we deliver an essential oil that embodies the highest standards of purity and potency. Each drop of White Sage essential oil encapsulates the natural vitality and therapeutic benefits of this beloved botanical treasure.