The importance of sage goes far beyond cooking. This aromatic plant, very popular in cooking, is in fact a very valuable element in cosmetics and traditional medicine , and for this reason it should never be missing in our homes.
This plant of Mediterranean origin has astringent, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties , and is very useful in a myriad of different situations. Here are 7 things you can do with salvia that you probably didn’t know about.
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 in the evening and use it to cleanse your face. Simply apply a few drops to a cotton pad and apply to skin.
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