Artizen 30ml Oils - Clary Sage Essential Oil - 1 Fluid Ounce

Used for diffuser

Obviously this isn’t the crème de la crème of essential oils, but it smells great!

I bought this while pregnant to encourage labor because all my babies came late and I didnt want a medical induction again. The smell was so amazing, i couldnt stop smelling it, but didnt notice much difference in my contractions. On the other hand, I could tell a significant difference in my mood.2 days before my scheduled induction i took a bath and accidentally poured too much in the water and then I immediately went into labor.I didnt like how difficult it was to use, i had to poke a hole in the plastic cap because there wasnt one and nothing was dripping out, it still goes really slow with the little hole ive poked, despite not being a too thick substance. I opted to just take off the plastic piece off ang just pour it myself.Great hob with this competition

Not the greatest - although I think that is what you get for the price. I was surprised that it came in a clear-ish bottle - it seemed to have some kind of opalescent coating on it to protect it, but typically EOs come in dark bottles. I'm sure it will be fine - I will just keep it in a dark place (I have to say I was aware it would come in a clear bottle since it looks like that in the photo but I find it interesting, nevertheless).As far as the smell goes - I found it to be slightly chemically. Not extremely earthy or soothing. Again, I think that comes with the price.If you are open to something of a lower quality, and don't mind sacrificing a little with the scent, go for it. Otherwise, I think I would have to recommend trying a more expensive/higher quality brand.

I read reviews and articles on how clary sage oil can put women into labor. I didn’t have much faith and thought it was another old wives tale. But being exhausted and desperate to kick start labor and get my kid out at 39 almost 40 weeks I said “sure why not”. Took a handful of coconut oil, some lotion, and about 10-12 drops of clary sage and rubbed it all over my belly and hips and lower back after a shower around 1 am. Went to bed and woke up with labor pains and contractions at 7:30! I was so happy. It really does work! Make sure you use a carrier oil though and are definitely past 37 weeks before you use!

I like this scent, once I dilute it that is. Artizen's products are highly concentrated. They all smell pretty bad when they are full strength. A good dilution for most normal adults for topical application is 12 drops per ounce to get a 2% mixture for normal daily use. 18 to get 3% for treating temporary conditions. The price is a bit high for one ounce, though there might be a good reason for that. I don't know what goes into making Clary Sage oil. Well I would assume Clary sage, but I mean the process. I guess at 12 drops per ounce, one ounce of essential oil will still go a long way. I use this in a recipe as part of a healing, disinfecting skin/acne treatment that works pretty good. It ads a pleasant scent to the mix. If you want to tell if you essential oil is undiluted, put a drop of the oil (Non oily based like rose hip) on a white piece of paper, and if it disappears without leaving a oil spot, it has not been diluted with a carrier oil. If it does leave an oil spot, it is not pure. This oil disappears without leaving a trace.

This particular brand of Clary Sage is the best one I've used yet, powerful scent gives one a sense of wellbeing all over, and my cat is calmer and more relaxed too.

I had some clary Sage essential oil from someone else that smelled so good! This probably smells more like actual clary Sage, but not particularly great. It’s not a bad smell i just don’t know why you’d want to have anything smell like it