Paragon
Oil
Zamoori
Note Profile
White sage is distilled from Salvia apiana, a shrub of the southwestern United States and Baja California. It is a different species from culinary sage or clary sage. It smells fresh, cooling and strongly camphoraceous, with a mild cineolic note like rosemary, over a thin woody base. It is austere rather than sweet.
Dry and strongly camphoraceous, with a herbal character, over a thin woody base. Austere rather than sweet. It feels cool and fresh, with a mentholic, minty bite.
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Perfumers can build White Sage from materials such as:
Smell words come from published sources.
Allergens perfumes with this note can list: Camphor, Pinene
A given perfume with this note may use some of these, or something else, and may or may not contain the allergens above.
Distilled from Salvia apiana, a shrub of the southwestern United States and Baja California, and a different species from culinary sage or clary sage. Long used as a ceremonial smudge by Indigenous peoples of the region.
Used where a fresh, cooling, camphoraceous herbal effect is wanted.
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