Clary

It is generally recommended to avoid Clary Sage during pregnancy as it can act as a uterine stimulant.

Clary Sage: Nature’s Tranquil Treasure for Mind and Body Often overshadowed by its pungent cousin, common sage, ( Salvia sclarea ) is a powerhouse herb with a rich history and a surprisingly delicate, floral aroma . Known as "Clear Eye" in ancient times, this biennial plant has transitioned from a medieval eye-wash ingredient to a beloved staple in modern aromatherapy and skincare. It is generally recommended to avoid Clary Sage

It should not be used when consuming alcohol, as it can enhance the sedative effects, leading to intense dreaming or lethargy. leading to intense dreaming or lethargy.