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Eau Sauvage Parfum
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Dior Eau Sauvage Parfum is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 2012, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy. The top notes are bergamot, sour apple, and petit grain; the heart notes are vetiver, lavender, and Hedione; and the base notes are myrrh, oakmoss, and patchouli.
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As its name suggests, it’s a ‘wild’ perfume. It transports you to nature, it’s fresh.
When I asked to try it on blotter, I knew it wasn’t a more concentrated version of the original Eau Sauvage, but something distinct. It has its classic citrus opening with bergamot, but clearly different from the original (which also has lemon, basil, fruity notes, caraway, and rosemary). Smelling the strip, my mind recalled a comment by Kirtash on the forum that this perfume is like ‘powdered lemon.’ I agree, but the surprise was realizing it’s a scent I find too familiar—it turns out it’s very similar to one I currently wear, Versace L’Homme from 1984, which indeed has a powerful citrus opening and also feels a bit ‘powdered.’ So far, on blotter, they feel ‘deadly similar,’ and the kicker is that the 100ml Versace cost me a third of what the Eau Sauvage Parfum 100ml charges.
I came to write quickly, but Prieth said what I was going to say. Quote: ‘When I asked to try this perfume on blotter, I knew it wasn’t a more concentrated version of the original Eau Sauvage, but a slightly different take.’ Really is the case, though for me it wasn’t what I expected. I admit it’s not my usual type; it feels a bit ‘opaque,’ different from the ‘cheerful’ original Eau Sauvage, but there’s something that draws me in… maybe the myrrh? I’m not sure. It won’t be a priority for me, but… don’t let me run into it on my path… hahaha
The fragrance is good and perhaps has a bit more longevity than the original Eau Sauvage, but without a doubt, the original still wins by far. I still find it a very unisex perfume, just like Miss Dior from the same house. These are fragrances meant to please and convey sensations, but very rarely are they destined for the art of seduction.
I tried this fragrance yesterday and honestly, I loved it. I was surprised to see it only has three olfactory notes, but the combination yields many others. At first, there were almondy citrus notes mixed with herbal components; then it shifted to green forest tones, cypress, moss, and resin; and between three and five hours, it reminded me of leather, amber, and vetiver with earthy tones. Between seven and nine hours, it was still very present on my skin with a blend of sweet, green, smoky woods and a touch of leather. A fantastic perfume ideal for autumn or winter, for office wear when dressed up (suit and tie), both during the day and for formal meetings or special dinners.
Excellent men’s perfume! The citrus top notes last for good minutes before giving way to a heart full of sensations: vetiver, more citrus but darker and denser, exquisite incense notes, fine woods, and something earthy. Wonderful! It lasted a long time on my skin and clothes—incredible longevity! I loved it!
Definitely one of Dior’s best. It has class, stature, personality, and character. It’s an excellent fragrance for anyone who wants to show strength and vigor.
One of my top favorites and the scent that opened the door to the world of vetiver. It’s a powerful, characterful, very masculine, and elegant fragrance. All of that comes down to the vetiver, which also gives me that feeling of being impeccable. Am I crazy for saying it relaxes me? On the other hand, myrrh is the second star, cutting through the herbal hardness of the vetiver with a sweetness that fits perfectly to round out this beautiful fragrance. That myrrh sweetness adds softness and seduction to the virility of the vetiver, creating something that, in my opinion, is almost perfect. Sometimes vetiver smells very smoky, especially on rainy days, and then it’s simply spectacular. Longevity 10/12 hours, projection above average. Ideal for fresh, humid, and rainy climates. 9.5/10
One of my top favorites and the one that opened the doors to the world of vetiver. It’s a powerful scent with character, very masculine and elegant. All that comes from the vetiver, which also gives me that feeling of being impeccable. Am I crazy if I say it relaxes me? On the other hand, myrrh is the other star, coming in to cut the herbal hardness of the vetiver with a sweetness that fits perfectly to round out this beautiful fragrance. That myrrh sweetness adds softness and seduction to the virile vetiver, creating something that, in my taste, is almost perfect. Sometimes vetiver smells very smoky, especially on rainy days, and then it’s simply spectacular. Longevity 10/12 hours, projection above average. Ideal for fresh, humid, and rainy climates. 9.5/10
Well, regarding the Eau Sauvage EDP. It’s the scent of that family man who used to go well-dressed to an old neighborhood barbershop. Personally, it reminds me of that. It feels strong, but it’s an aroma with lots of myrrh, in my opinion. It’s not sweet, nor fresh. An intermediate, but very refined. I see it very well for men 55 and up, dressed in jeans and classic shirts, or even in a business suit. But yes or yes for someone of that age. Very masculine fragrance, feels strong (just one spray max at 3 points), and lasts around 8 hours
This is one of those perfumes I had to try several times to understand, I notice it very differently from the classic Eau Sauvage. Eau Sauvage Parfum has a rough, citrusy opening, and as hours pass it turns into a delight. From an hour on, the strong myrrh is felt, it still seems like an aristocratic perfume, but this perfume, at least on my skin, begins to shine (setting aside the aristocratic part) starting at 2 or 3 hours where Bergamot, vetiver, and some myrrh shine masterfully. (and even though I don’t like citrus or vetiver much) but here they have surprised me, it also has the characteristic DNA of the Dior Homme line, iris, leather, something sweet etc., but in this case they are felt accompanying the vetiver and bergamot in perfect balance. In this middle phase (after 2 or 3 hours) is what I like the most, it brought me memories of the Valentino Uomo opening (which also has a delicious opening). The bottle is the same as Eau Sauvage, with magnetic cap, it fits very well. Highly recommended, it’s a perfume that changes from aristocratic to youthful (+25 years) but maintaining class, style, and elegance. Another Dior masterpiece. It’s just my opinion. Thank you very much
Too strong, heavy, even sweet, I reject it, it deserves to be analyzed because it could be a missed purchase
I place it right in the Eau De Parfum version of Sauvage EDP, it’s very similar but they managed to make this EDP even better, without a doubt it qualifies more for its name Wild Water. It was perfected, I feel the bergamot and myrrh, less vetiver… lasts about 6-8 hours on my skin, very nice experience with this Eau Sauvage Eau De Parfum. Beautiful composition, I recommend it for temperate climates and at night. Longevity: 7/10, Versatility: 7.5/10, Projection: 7.5/10, Fixation: 9/10, Quality: 9/10, Sillage: 7/10, Scent: 9/10, TOTAL: 8.5/10
Absolutely magical. A three-note pyramid that works perfectly. Citrus top note that quickly moves to the stars: myrrh and vetiver, perfectly homogenized. A bit sweet but without overdoing it, sometimes reminding me of anise. Linear perfume, but that’s a blessing, and the dry-down is sublime. Longevity and sillage are huge, without being suffocating. It’s for the mature, sophisticated man who exudes confidence. A classic that never goes out of style. Cheers to everyone. PS: Pity that this great perfume has been erased by a crude imitation. They’ll never learn
I tested Eau Sauvage Parfum this morning and this is how it was: 1 minute after spraying: ‘Bah!’ It’s not that good. 2 hours later: ‘Damn, I want to buy a bottle!’
Few houses like Dior know how to create quality aromas with so few notes. Eau Sauvage Parfum confirms this. It’s another great proposal that blends classic fresh citrus with the spicy sweetness of myrrh and an herbaceous, woody vetiver. A mature, aristocratic composition that reminds me of a barbershop lotion but with Dior’s opulence. As it dries, a vanilla note emerges that adds warmth; on skin it also seems to have a touch of dark cocoa, not very gourmand but masterful. It’s designed for formal occasions that demand elegance, but whoever owns this gem should wear it whenever they want to delight themselves with a superb scent. The niche world has its things, but Dior makes designer perfumes sufficient to enjoy. Fragrance: 10/10, Longevity: 10/10, Projection: 9/10, Versatility: 6/10
Yesterday at the local perfumerie, before lunch, I saw two 100ml bottles; well, now there’s only one left… the other is mine! The price was high ($145), but since my birthday was approaching, I told myself: why not? Besides, I deserve it! Eau Sauvage Parfum opens with a sweet, spicy, creamy bergamot, like a lemon pie with a touch of vanilla. A few hours later the sweetness fades and vetiver takes over, giving an earthy aura without losing that creaminess; the scent lasts just as well for four to six hours, with a smoky, dark touch thanks to a precious myrrh that updates this classic. The box and bottle are beautiful. My bottle is from 2012 (batch 2N03). I think ESP is one of the best perfumes I’ve ever bought. Classic Eau Sauvage, along with Kouros, is at the pinnacle of men’s perfumery and has inspired many, including this phenomenal flanker. Its quality is undeniable. Fantastic performance: over 10 hours, grandiose projection but not overwhelming (1.5 meters) and an impressive sillage. Although it’s expensive, it gives you pleasure and class, the Dior seal. One of François Demachy’s masterpieces. They say it’s only for formal occasions, but I don’t see why you can’t use it casually: it depends on your confidence. If you love classic citrus, buy it before prices go up… Eau Sauvage Parfum is an exquisite nectar!
One drop on my arm and the first hour was shocking to me, then it softened and became more wearable, but with incredible potency. Over 12 hours of longevity with a very marked sillage for the first two or three hours, then less visible but clearly noticeable until the end
Such a great dry-down, absolutely wonderful. It starts strong, almost aggressive, but within two minutes it yields to a delicious blend of vetiver and myrrh. Reminds me of Encre Noir, but more elegant. Looks perfect for both daily wear and semi-formal events. A Dior gem with brutal longevity and moderate projection—the ideal combination. Mature, sophisticated, and elegant. 9.5 overall
Wonderful young fragrance, masculine, elegant, and rough all at once. After an intense opening with citrus and incense or smoky wood nuances, its drydown is delicious, alternating between its three notes. Intertwined, in a slightly sweet, soapy, and incense-laced drydown, it shows all its potential, its character, and its extreme quality. Great work.
Wonderful fragrance, young, masculine, elegant, and rough all at the same time. After an intense opening with citrus nuances and incense or smoky woods, the dry down is delicious, alternating between its three intertwined notes. In the dry down, slightly sweet, lemony, and incensed, it shows all its potential, its character, and its extreme quality. Great work.
I like it. It starts with a classic lemony note that quickly blends with the myrrh. This resinous-citrus combo, with a touch of sweetness, smolders thanks to the vetiver, which adds a dark nuance. A great balance between myrrh and vetiver. I like it more as the hours pass. It seems like a timeless classic. Excellent performance, quite versatile. For spring, autumn, and winter. For day, but more for night. Very long-lasting longevity, moderate trail.
I’ve been looking for this fragrance for a while, knowing it was discontinued, and I wanted the 2012 version, not the 2017. At Free Shop, they asked for $120 online, which is quite a bit more, and where I buy perfumes, testers were $70, so I grabbed two bottles. Just three notes: bergamot, vetiver, and myrrh. It starts this way: fresh bergamot, non-choking vetiver, and myrrh in the dry down to enjoy, close to the skin, simple and mysterious. I prefer not to wear it in very high temperatures; that’s my personal opinion, below 20 degrees is best. Without being a complex fragrance in its notes, you can get something very interesting. Medium projection, interesting trail, and high longevity of 8 to 10 hours if you’re generous. I recommend it without a doubt, a cordial greeting from Argentina.
Beauty in simplicity. Very masculine and self-assured, like a man who has success but doesn’t boast. It probably smells like the green soap of a wealthy tycoon. The myrrh is exquisite; I’m so in love with it that I feel I have to find the perfect moment to wear it and do it justice without falling short.
A wonderful surprise. I had very high expectations and it delivered. At first, I was scared because it smelled like oxidized perfume and I thought it was an old batch, but a few minutes later that sensation disappeared and it smelled like old shaving cream with a hint of lemon. Exquisite. In my opinion, it’s for men over 35. Longevity of about 10 hours, excellent trail, and you’re noticeable with very few sprays.
Oh, what a delicious perfume. With this scent, you’ll achieve whatever you set your mind to. My partner used it and it suited his pH perfectly. Side note: I, a woman, would also wear it. I don’t consider it unisex, but there’s something sweet and woody that blends perfectly, allowing a girl to wear it too. Just a little bit is enough for a woman; for a man, you put on a bit more and you’ll be eaten alive with kisses. It’s very rich and I recommend it 100%.
A true perfume. Sets the bar very high; it’s complex and elegant in the best sense. I agree with those who called it ‘harsh.’ It evokes some memory of old fragrances. Perfumers should take note. Longevity and projection are excellent.
Captures the combination of myrrh and vetiver perfectly. It’s complex, pleasant, and reminds me of Nicolaï New York Intense, but more accessible, less green, and less original. It’s a mature fragrance, more of a reinterpretation of chypres/fougères than a modern incense like Loewe 7. Excellent ingredient quality and one of the best designer perfumes on the market. I see it for men over 35, for autumn and winter, with medium projection and a longevity of 7 to 8 hours.
For me, nothing compares when it comes to that feeling of masculinity, security, and strength. It could be the perfect signature scent for a father. It’s an aromatic fougère like its siblings, but much denser and darker, with tremendous sophistication. The opening is a heavy citrus blast of bergamot, then it unfolds with vetiver, lavender, patchouli, myrrh, and oakmoss. It’s not your typical barbershop smell; everything comes out dark and weighty, as if they gathered ferns and herbs from a deep, gloomy forest. It brings me memories of my grandfather—not because he was old, but because it evokes that accomplished gentleman, secure and strong, like the fatherly figure I had: a robust and elegant man who shaved with a straight razor and headed to his workshop to fix trucks. If you have a serious character, the right age, and the luck to find it, I recommend it.
Snagged it on the spot, and it’s an absolute beast. While it has wood and incense undertones, the citrus really takes the lead here, and it’s top-tier quality. Potent, so be careful with the sprays or it can become overwhelming. But the performance and longevity are brutal. If you like citrus, go all out—this is the king.
I went in with high expectations (the EDT is one of my favorites) and I was greatly disappointed. It’s harsh. The opening is citrusy, but as it dries down, it releases a bitterness as if it were chopping fresh grass (patchouli?). The result, on my skin, confuses me and isn’t pleasant to me 🙁
Masterpiece. Class, elegance, and incredible quality. Tremendously masculine, mature, powerful, and sexy. Not for kids, it’s for men. Ideal for me all day in winter, but it stands out more at night. Also great for autumn. Excellent longevity, bottled class.
Every time I put it on, I can’t stop smelling my wrist. The drydown of vetiver and lavender is addictive. It’s elegant, even the bottle, for a mature man who knows how to choose. An excellent chypre/fougere that could be from a niche house. Edit: seeing the joking comments (humor can’t be missing), I’ll say another thing: it’s an aroma that won’t please many, especially if you’re under 35. I’m not sure if my opinion is clear, but I love it. (P.S.: If you buy it and aren’t sure, return it, 😉
The quality is beyond question. Excellent longevity and moderate projection. The issue is that the myrrh makes it feel ‘elderly’ and ‘melancholy,’ combined with a very noticeable vetiver, which accentuates that 70s/80s vibe. That’s why I see it as suitable for formal wear and for men over 50 (who have no problem owning their age, haha).
Amazing fragrance. Hard to find nowadays, and they’re asking crazy prices for 50ml. Smells niche: lemon with intense myrrh, a strange but fascinating touch. Has little to do with the EDT, which is citrusy and luminous but has poor longevity. This is the exact opposite: excellent longevity, dense, crafted, and weighted. A hidden Dior gem. The best in the series along with Extrême.
I have it and I don’t know what I want. Should I return it?
But do you know what you want, ‘inmortal59’? If you don’t know what you want, please return it. This fragrance is only for men who know what they want.
This isn’t about Roudnitska, and I like that about this Eau Sauvage Parfum. Demachy’s craftsmanship is evident, though I don’t understand why they reformulated it in 2017 and sold it endlessly when the original is already great. Maybe it should have been named like the Cologne or Extreme versions. Dior has more versions of this than Barbie dolls. Anyway, the 2012 Parfum smells mature. I disagree with those who call it ‘elderly’ or only for men over 50. Hey guys! It’s sad to see twenty-somethings who won’t own up to their age and keep eating the soup their parents feed them, thinking the 20s, 30s, and 40s are eternal adolescence. Thinking you have no experience to leave frivolities behind at 50 is absurd (though I admit the ‘eternal child’ from Jung is what the masses seek today). Maybe the user needs a ‘herb’ to understand the relationship between physical and mental age. Projection and longevity are good, the note development is classic yet current without going overboard. I’m not sure if it’s easy to find everywhere, which is a shame because it’s worth trying. I like it.
It cost me a fortune, but I’m truly hooked. Thanks to my partner who told me she liked it, otherwise I would have sold it. The opening is a bitter citrus shout that lasts a long time, but the best part is when it dries down: the vetiver and lavender blend gives it an aristocratic vibe. At the end, patchouli becomes more noticeable than myrrh, closing a composition that you have to try at least once. It’s a classic fougere, vintage yet modern, rough, creamy, and bright. So well-balanced that it’s wearable year-round and performs better than usual. Ideal for the gentleman who’s tired of sweet perfumes.
Brutal fragrance. Smells like a 90s cologne but with otherworldly quality. Not for everyone, it’s for men with character.