The importance of   sage   goes far beyond cooking. This aromatic plant, very popular in the kitchen, is in fact a very valuable element in   cosmetics and traditional medicine   , and therefore should never be missing in our homes.

This plant of Mediterranean origin has   astringent, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties   , being very useful in countless different situations. Here are   7 things you can do with sage   that you probably didn’t know.

Against wrinkles

Sage is widely used in the world of natural cosmetics and is present in many anti-aging creams. It has properties that help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and tone the skin.

Prepare a sage infusion at night and use it to cleanse your face. Simply apply a few drops to a cotton pad and apply to your skin.

Promote healing

By using sage essential oil you can treat cuts and wounds on the skin, accelerating healing and preventing infections. Sage oil is also very useful in reducing acne.

Mix it with a carrier oil (such as coconut or almond oil) and apply directly to the affected area.

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