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Softer than its better-known cousin. Blue sage — sometimes called grandmother sage — burns lighter and greener, herbaceous rather than resinous, with none of white sage's sweetness.
It's the one we hand people who've tried white sage and found it too much. Gentler in a small room, and easier to live with if you burn something most days.
Hand-tied by Faiza Naturals into a four-inch bundle. Light it, let it catch, blow out the flame, and let it smoulder in a heatproof dish.
Softer than its better-known cousin. Blue sage — sometimes called grandmother sage — burns lighter and greener, herbaceous rather than resinous, with none of white sage's sweetness.
It's the one we hand people who've tried white sage and found it too much. Gentler in a small room, and easier to live with if you burn something most days.
Hand-tied by Faiza Naturals into a four-inch bundle. Light it, let it catch, blow out the flame, and let it smoulder in a heatproof dish.
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