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Dior Sauvage

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Dior Sauvage - a modern interpretation of the original Dior Eau Sauvage was introduced in 2015 in an edt. The EDP version was released in 2018, created by Francois Demachy.   Intended to highlight other angles of Sauvage, oriental and vanilla, it has notes of bergamot, pepper, lavender, ambroxan, spices, star anise, nutmeg and vanilla.

This is Dior Sauvage EDP (eau de parfum). 

Reviews of Dior Sauvage EDP

Basenotes - "You smell the stuff from far away and you get a very pleasant citric trail, but up close it gets truly "savage", hence the name. With the eau de parfum variant, vanilla replaces patchouli in the base, while nutmeg and anise replaces geranium in the heart, making a much smoother and rounder experience. The notorious norlimbanol is toned down and the ambroxan is given room to breath as a proper ambergris-like glow emerges, without a course sandpaper dryness. "

Influenster - "Dior Sauvage is elegant and unique. My husband wore it and it has an amazing fragrance that lasts a long time. The scent is super amazing and enlivens the atmosphere. I love knowing that my man is wearing something that he also loves."

Fragrantica: "Timeless, elegant, masculine, clean, fresh, sophisticated and incredibly sexy. This is the perfect scent for the well groomed, mature man. It exudes confidence even if you have none."

 

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  • Josh - 19th Nov 2020

    3
    Dior Sauvage EDP

    Perhaps it’s been too long since Sauvage was in its prime, perhaps it’s the EDP and not an EDT, perhaps it was the batch, or perhaps it’s the wearer and their nose, but Sauvage, to me, was not the “panty-dropper” sent I’d heard it claimed to be. Not only was the smell mediocre at best, it didn’t perform like I’d heard it could either. This wasn’t a skin issue, though, as I applied to clothing and had it vanish just as quickly as it did on me. Average three stars at best, especially at the price, and not worthy of the hype. Maybe the EDT would be better?

1 Review

  • Josh - 19th Nov 2020

    3
    Dior Sauvage EDP

    Perhaps it’s been too long since Sauvage was in its prime, perhaps it’s the EDP and not an EDT, perhaps it was the batch, or perhaps it’s the wearer and their nose, but Sauvage, to me, was not the “panty-dropper” sent I’d heard it claimed to be. Not only was the smell mediocre at best, it didn’t perform like I’d heard it could either. This wasn’t a skin issue, though, as I applied to clothing and had it vanish just as quickly as it did on me. Average three stars at best, especially at the price, and not worthy of the hype. Maybe the EDT would be better?