Odor: herbaceous family / warm, lavender, hay

Use: Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea) is one of two varieties of the plant used in perfumery, the other being common or culinary sage (Salvia officinalis). Clary Sage owes its name to its high concentration of sclareol, a potent molecule prized for its capacity to be transformed into derivatives with an ambery odor. The United States, China and Ukraine are all major producers of cultivated Clary Sage, which is extracted to produce a concrete that serves as the basis for sclareol chemistry. Clary Sage is also grown in Provence, but on a lesser scale than in the major producing countries.

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for fragrance

Odor: Ambery, herbaceous, camphor, floral, musky

Use: Absolute and essence are both used in the composition of chypre, fougere and oriental fragrances.

Odor: characteristic

Use: Adam Michael has this to say “This aroma is less sweet and more mild compared to the French offering, displaying earthy herbaceous notes of outstanding tenacity with fresh cardamom spice, tobacco, and a wide array of yummy tea notes. This material is useful for building woody notes, adding distinct herbal freshness to green accords, enhancing the aromatic character of lavender bases and floral blends. This material is brownish-olive green in colour, of a waxy sold mass that will benefit from warmth prior to use and is produced by solvent extracting the leaves and flowering tops of Russian grown Salvia sclarea.”