Whole White Sage Incense

Whole White Sage IncenseBotanical Name Salvia apiana Other Names sacred sage, bee sage Origin USA Aromatic Usages Whole leaf sage incense for smudging. Aroma Strong musky aroma. Cosmetic Usages An infusion of the leaves is said to straighten hair when used as a final rinse. Culinary Usages White sage leaves can be used to make tea (steeping one leaf is enough!), but keep in mind that the flavor is quite strong. Unlike common garden sage, white sage is not the variety that

other flowers and warm spices

It is purported to have anti-inflammatory and astringent benefits

Do not administer to children or adolescents with viral infections due to the possibility of Reye's syndrome

lotions and hair and skin rinses

Small amounts are recommended

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Culinary Usages - Yarrow is not generally used in cooking

the leaf is rich in nutrients

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