Sage
Sage (Salvia officinalis) is a perennial subshrub of the mint family that is native to the Mediterranean region; its aromatic grey-green leaves are used in herbal teas and as a culinary herb. The selection includes dried sage leaves for brewing, lozenges and pastilles, hard candies and caramels, an oil spray, as well as toothpastes, mouthwashes, a lip balm, cosmetic clay, bath salt and a foot gel with sage.
In the catalogue: Cold, Herbs.
Related selections: Chamomile: tea, tinctures and creams.
Questions and answers about these products
Explains the specific, traditional role of sage extract in skin comfort, how it works with the balm's base to protect lips, and how it compares to more common ingredients like shea butter or beeswax.
Sage extract is included for its traditional role in mouth and gum hygiene, especially its refreshing and toning feel after brushing.
This is a single-ingredient herbal tea made from sage leaves, with a strong herbal aroma and slightly astringent taste. Customers usually choose it for throat, mouth and seasonal care routines rather than as a sweet everyday…
Sage infusion is prepared in a water bath and drunk ½ glass twice a day with meals, for a course of up to 1 month.
Step‑by‑step guide to brew a balanced sage tea that highlights its aroma and mild bitterness.
