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Sage
by Sage Machado
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Sage Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Cucumber, White Sage.
Middle Notes- Wild Sweet Pea.
Base Notes- Green Musk, Egyptian Musk, Tonka Bean.
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   |  Cucumber, Sage, floral and musk...a little tonka in the base. Sage is a scent that is true to its' note pyramid! It smells exactly as it is written - I love that! Bright in character too, I can see why this is popular, it is fun to wear! Would make a good energizing masculine fragrance as well! 31 July 2009 |
 | Sage is a rich, fresh, leafy fragrance that smells like the stunning smell of blooms that suddenly permeates the air with the first rush of Spring. The sage note is distinct, but it's sweetened and mellowed by the sweet pea. The base of musks and tonka is the perfect enhancement to the intensity of the floral-herby greens. I've read that this is Sage's best-selling fragrance, and, although it doesn't top my love of Pearl, I had to own it. 05 May 2007 |
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