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Sage, Desert - Essential Oil
Living Libations

Sage, Desert - Essential Oil

$25.74★ 4.843 reviews

THE SAGE COWBOY COLOGNE Transport the senses to a sage-scented desert-scape with the crisp and quintessential aroma of wild Desert Sage Essential Oil.

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  1. 01100% Artemisia tridentata Consistency: Thin viscosity Phytoconstituents: The volatile oil of Artemisia tridentata features a complex
  2. 02wild-crafted fingerprint that provides an immediate
  3. 03clarifying response to the senses
  4. 04Desert Sage is a camphorous catalyst
  5. 05distinguished by a copious 34% concentration of naturally occurring camphor
  6. 06combined with a rare 11% presence of borneol
  7. 07this potent botanical engages olfactory pathways to cleanse
  8. 08clear
  9. 09and invite expansion
  10. 10This camphor core is amplified by a 5% presence of 1
  11. 118-cineole (eucalyptol)
  12. 12Anchored by a tapestry of monoterpenes and stabilizing sesquiterpenes
  13. 13this essence offers a protective chorus of 8% camphene
  14. 1410% sabinene
  15. 15and 3% beta-caryophyllene for extra resilience
  16. 16View or download the Certificate of Analysis
  17. 17This essential oil is verified
  18. 18genuine distillation
  19. 19third-party tested to ensure 100% purity
  20. 20DESERT SAGE ESSENTIAL OIL: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Is Desert Sage a member of the Sage family? While it shares the name "Sage" and the same crisp
  21. 21camphorous
  22. 22space-clearing energy as the classic Sages
  23. 23Desert Sage is botanically distinct
  24. 24belonging to the Artemisia genus and the Asteraceae family
  25. 25making it a close relative of Mugwort and Wormwood
  26. 26whereas Common Sage ( Salvia officinalis ) and White Sage ( Salvia apiana ) belong to the Salvia genus and Lamiaceae family
  27. 27Desert Sage’s concentration of natural camphor mirrors the purifying resonance of the Salvia genus
  28. 28ranchers
  29. 29and cowboys traveling through the western United States
  30. 30As they rode through the high desert
  31. 31their horses would brush against the vast fields of sagebrush
  32. 32crushing the leaves and releasing a gorgeous
  33. 33clean
  34. 34camphorous scent
  35. 35Cowboys would famously rub the leaves directly onto their skin and clothes to neutralize odors
  36. 36refresh their bodies
  37. 37and shield themselves with the characteristic aroma

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