Description
The legendary fresh masculine fragrance by Dior – Eau Sauvage from 1966, is re-interpreted and re-launched in spring of 2011 in stronger concentration – as Eau Sauvage Parfum.
This classic citrus – aromatic composition has been updated and enriched with mysterious accords of myrrh, together with dry and woody vetiver that emphasizes the masculine character of this fragrance. Its original creator is the famous perfumer Edmond Roudnitska, while the new edition is signed by the current in-house Dior perfumer, Francois Demachy. The revealed notes of the new composition are: bergamot on the top, myrrh resin in the heart and dry vetiver in the base.
Dior Eau Sauvage Parfum is available from mid-May 2012 as 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum.
untilovs – :
This is one of my all-time favorite scents. Masculine, long-lasting, yet not cloying. In some ways, it reminds me of Denim Original, but a much more refined, sophisticated version of it.
dej092Diobtetty – :
If you like old school, super masculine, yet refined and classic citrus scents, you may love this as I do!
I started with the Eau De Toilette which is a nice scent but not worth it IMO bc it only lasts an hour on me.
The Parfum lasts way longer, and has some more depth in the notes, so I def recommend it.
aspid – :
This is a 10/10 fragrance for me, scents like this are a rarity , the myrr is absolutely gorgeous and lasts forever, the moment i spray this on it makes me feel special and brings out that magical feeling when you smell something really special. I suppose its really for cold evenings but someone brave enough could carry it off at other times, I mostly wear it at home for my own pleasure enjoying whafts of it for hours.The same kind of thing as pour monsieur edp which is also an absolute gem, if you like that you will love this one.The 2017 is very good but this to me is a bit more natural and dense.
sigarkacom – :
hi have bottle to sell 99% full 100ml with box from 2015 if you are from west london uk area then pm me thanks.
Volandret – :
Eau Sauvage Perfume 2012 is one of the best men perfumes in the last decade.
The promotion of such a variation in 2012 of the classic Eau Savage is due to the creativity of Francois Demachy, who was brave enough to move away from the original version.
Eau Sauvage EDP 2012 falls entirely within the category of niche perfumes (including limited distribution demonstrates this) – it’s a perfume to wear more confident people and I do not think it can be widely accepted by consumers.
No compromise has been made with the quality of the ingredients and, from the point of view of versatility, I think it is meant for exclusive wearing in cold seasons.
The projection is medium/high and the longevity is monstrous (over 24 hours).
The main ingredient is myrrh, but its dosing with vetiver and bergamot is the work of a sorcerer.
Fragrance 10/10
Projection Medium/High
Longevity 24 h
666барсик666 – :
Man, this thing is powerful!
Excellent longevity and projection!It is really classy.
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avecociolelay – :
When I first smelt this on paper side by side with the 2017 version, I didn’t notice much difference (I’ve had the 2017 version for months). I thought people are exaggerating how good this is. But when I actually applied this on my skin, oh my goodness. This is at another level. The opening is much more sophisticated, it doesn’t pierce your nose compared to the 2017 version. The 2017 version smells too citrusy, too synthetic. But this one, you can smell the myrrh, vetiver. So much classier. I’m very outraged now that Dior decided to discontinue this.
antmont – :
Love it! Just got a 2/3 full 200ml bottle off eBay for a steal and was surprised to find it was a 2014 production date. The 2017 is not bad, but this is better in smell and performance.
kpum – :
This is the best release of the Eau Sauvage line ever but sadly discontinued now..
Zeil – :
I simply love this fragrance. Bottle is very classy and the deep olive colour juice is also very attractive.
Opening is deep and citrusy and smells complex and ‘expensive’. Within an hour it transitions into dark, authoritative minty admixture of vetiver and myrrh. This drydown was somewhat surprising at first and initially I found it offputting. I now love this. I think it is one of those acquired taste type fragrances, to an extent. It is definitely rubbery and somehow reminds me of fahrenheit a bit, but with more complexity with a hint of ‘dark’ freshness.
I think it would be suitable for most situations excpet very hot weather. I don’t think it smells old at all and young men in ther 20’s should have no problem but it might smell a bit weird on a teenager. Overall, an artistic fragrance.
I am curious to try the 2017 version and the edt as well.
Scent: 9.5/10
Sillage: 9/10
Longevity: 9/10
Gennady – :
Eau Sauvage Parfum has an amazing dark bottle with magnetic cap and a lovely dark green color. Opens with a very strong, dark and smoky citric scent. Later the note that is the most prominent is the myrrh. One of the best Vetiver based fragrance on the market. The more you wear it, the more you love it. It has the best longevity and sillage among Vetiver based fragrances I have ever tried.
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