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Savoir Faire · Sold as unisex
Sin Santo & Sage
The crisp scent of sage in the early morning, where the freshness of dew-moist leaves meets the warmth of rising sunlight.
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Sin Santo & SageHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Sin Santo & Sage by Savoir Faire was launched in 2021, crafted by perfumer Chris Classic. This unisex fragrance opens with a bright citrus-aromatic blend that creates an immediate sense of freshness and clarity. As the composition develops, woody and musky notes ground the scent, while warm spicy accords add depth and complexity. The powdery and amber elements create a comforting embrace, making this fragrance both invigorating and soothing.
Apply one generous spritz to your pulse points. The citrus top notes are vibrant but fleeting, while the woody and musky base notes slowly unfold over time. This fragrance is best worn during cooler hours when its warm spices can truly shine.
Fig. 01 — Sin Santo & Sage, Savoir Faire
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Chris Classic
Chris Classic is a father, entrepreneur, and hip-hop artist who created the unisex fragrance line Savoir Faire, sold in Harlem.
Designer Savoir Faire
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