Onyx Sage Machado

4.20 из 5
(10 отзывов)

Onyx Sage Machado

Onyx Sage Machado

Rated 4.20 out of 5 based on 10 customer ratings
(10 customer reviews)

Onyx Sage Machado for women of Sage Machado

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Description

Onyx is the birthstone for August. This perfume that is as darkly opulent as the stone itself. It begins with a black coconut, followed by tobacco and oakmoss. Its rich and enveloping base note accord of vanilla, amber and sheer musk caresses the skin. Onyx evokes nature’s beauty in its darkest forms; a jungle’s depths, volcanic heat and velvety night skies.

Available as 50 ml EDT and perfume oil roll-on.

10 reviews for Onyx Sage Machado

  1. :

    4 out of 5

    I only wear natural fragrances even though the lasting power is compromised and I tend to go for more potent spicy scents. It’s been challenging to find a natural fragrance that suits my aesthetic, but sage onyx comes very close. It’s perfect when layered and alone it’s exquisire, but light. The tobacco and moss go beautifully with the coconut. It is not cloying at all. Musky and earthy, but also elegant. One of my favorites.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    I’m with alittlebrittle; Onyx is an antidepressant! There is something both comforting and energizing about this exquisite, masterful oil blend. I cannot think of any other perfume that blends coconut with oakmoss, let alone coconut with oakmoss AND tobacco. The combination is brilliant, and Onyx, like all other Sage Machado fragrances, is severely underrated.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    Misterious, musky coconut. Not a sweet coconut, but a very discreet and sexy one. Interesting, I feel like I need this.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    This is one for the lovers on non-sweet coconut. It’s very creamy with a tiny hint of bitterness. On my skin, musk is the star and that’s why I ended up taking this one off my want list. A soft, vanilla tinged white musk.
    I personally do not feel a strong presence of tobacco or get any real smokiness.
    It’s a cozy scent, but I’ve smelled variations on this theme before. Still, definitely worth checking out if you like creamy musks.

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    Onyx is my anti-depressant. Seriously. I keep one in my bag, and one on my nightstand in it’s pretty little washi-paper covered tube, and lunge for it like a starved animal on a rib-eye whenever The Sad Man peeks his nasty little head round the corner. I’m on my 11th bottle, and had to contact Sage while I was still in L.A., to get a U.K. connection to feed my need of it, and I use it so copiously, I need kegs of it, not ounces. It’s such a simple little symphony with its six notes, but I’m telling you, if it lasted longer on my skin, I could ditch my shrink. LOVE MY ONYX! Warm, sweet, smokey Prozac w/o the side effects.

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    I love this scent, but everytime I wear it someone will ask “what smells like play-doh?”…really?? UGH!

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    Sage Machado Onyx. This fragrance, like the stone, is an under-appreciated delight.
    For all the frequent mentions of coconut, Onyx is primarily a dark, opaque, tobacco scent, and one that stays rich and stately, avoiding the unfortunate sour turn of iPF’s Tobacco, and miles away from the harsh, over-done pseudo-complexity of Aramis Havana.
    Sage Machado Onyx’s tobacco is softened, surrounded in cottony down by a lady with gentle fingers, and then carefully placed into a packing crate padded with shredded coconut husk. This isn’t suntan lotion coconut, and it’s not the sweet flakes from a macaroon. It’s the coir, the husks, the earthier essence of coconut, and it compliments, not overpowers. The vanilla also avoids any foodie associations, letting the oakmoss and musk show it how to live a meaningful, productive adult life away from the bakery and teeny-bopper toiletries.
    I’m giving away no secrets to say that this absolutely one of my favorite frags ever, and that House Machado is at the top of my list in general. With that said – Onyx stands out as a misunderstood scent – years of mass-market foodie frags have tainted it with stereotyped expectations. Let go of those expectations and let yourself indulge.

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    This is much, much, much milder than I expected. I was awaiting something strong, rich, heady, dark…
    On me Onyx is pretty light, really, simple and “natural” and very…well straightforwardly…”coconuty”. It actually reminds me of the coconuty smell of Gorse (some people don’t seem to be able to detect the smell of those and in my own experience the plant only smells extremely strongly of coconut at times and/or in some places). There may be a hint of tobacco and vanilla somewhere in Onyx, but that’s about it. To me its nice, but very simple coconut with a touch of earthiness.

  9. :

    4 out of 5

    Hmm… I really liked this when I first applied it. It was kinda foody, warm coconut. Not sugary sweet, more musky and soft. Almost in a milk chocolatey sort of way. Loved that for about an hour. Then it turned spicey, the drydown actually reminded me a lot of Obsession. No more coconut, no more creamy goodness, just SPICE. Not for me.

  10. :

    3 out of 5

    So far, I am a big fan of the Sage Machado oils; I have already purchased three of them after trying samples. They last forever, and are really strong, you don’t need much. This is no exception! The oils don’t change too much; the black coconut and moss are the most potent of Onyx (by the end of the day, the moss is still pretty strong.) It’s a heavy, smoky-sweet perfume, NOT beachy or even tropical – don’t be fooled by the vanilla and coconut! This is too heavy for the heat. Well-blended and balanced, the different notes work together well. Great scent.

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