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The Sage Goddess All The Things is a unisex fragrance in an oil perfume format, built around an expressive combination of clary sage, oakmoss, and blood orange.
Its olfactory profile combines citrus freshness, aromatic depth, and a mossy-woody character, giving the composition an unusual and multifaceted quality.
The perfume was created by The Sage Goddess, a brand founded in the United States in 2011.
It is not simply a perfume house but a philosophy embodied in fragrances and related practices; the brand's creator, Athena Perrakis, is known as a spiritual teacher and entrepreneur.
In the case of All The Things, this idea is especially evident in the name and distinctive composition, which invites you to experience the fragrance as a personal ritual and emotional state.
The exact release date of The Sage Goddess All The Things, its collection affiliation, and the perfumer's name are not specified in the available information.
It is also unknown whether this fragrance was released in other concentrations, so it would not be accurate to compare it with Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum, or Extrait versions.
The fragrance pyramid lists clary sage, oakmoss, and blood orange.
The top, heart, and base notes are not separated, so it is more accurate to view the composition as a unified accord in which freshness, greenery, and mossy depth unfold through their interaction.
Blood orange adds a juicy citrus accent and makes the opening brighter.
Clary sage supports the aromatic, cool-green facet, while oakmoss creates a dry, earthy, woody-mossy background.
As a result, All The Things is not limited to simple citrus freshness: as it develops, it becomes more textured, austere, and atmospheric.
The Sage Goddess All The Things is presented as a unisex fragrance, so it can be chosen by both women and men, guided primarily by their personal perception of aromatic and woody compositions.
It belongs to the citrus and woody families, while its main facets include aromatic, citrus, and earthy-mossy nuances.
The fragrance's sillage is rated as very strong.
This means that even its oil texture can create a noticeable presence around the wearer, so All The Things is best introduced gradually, taking into account the space you are in.
Exact recommendations for application to skin and clothing are not available; it is reasonable to start with a small amount, assess the intensity on your skin, and add more fragrance later if necessary.
All The Things will appeal to those who prefer not obvious sweet compositions, but rather green, mossy, and citrus-woody combinations with character.
It may be especially appealing to fans of sage, dry natural accords, and fragrances that smell composed, fresh, and slightly mysterious.
When choosing this perfume, consider its very strong sillage and be sure to test the composition on your skin: the oil base and individual skin chemistry can noticeably alter the balance of citrus freshness, sage coolness, and oakmoss depth.
For further exploration, you might consider Dolce & Gabbana K by Dolce & Gabbana, as well as Dolce & Gabbana K Eau de Parfum and Oriza L.
Legrand Chypre-Mousse, if you enjoy pronounced woody and mossy accents.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a fresh scent that is not too intense, so it does not overwhelm those around you with strong essences
A rich oil-based perfume composition with a soft opening, high durability, and an intimate trail
Fragrances for spring and summer unfold with light citrus notes, floral and fruity accords, filling the composition with freshness, airiness, and a feeling of carefree lightness on warm days
The Sage Goddess All The Things features clary sage, oakmoss, and blood orange. Blood orange is responsible for the juicy citrus accent and sense of freshness.
Clary sage lends the fragrance an aromatic coolness and expressive green character. Oakmoss adds a dry, earthy depth and a woody-mossy facet.
The top, middle, and base notes are not listed separately, so the fragrance unfolds as one unified, cohesive accord.
| Gender | Unisex |
| Brand | The Sage Goddess |
| Segment | Niche perfumery |
| Country | United States |
| Website | https://www.sagegoddess.com |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Oil-based perfume |
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