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Salvaje by Ésika

Men 2004

Brand
Ésika

Description

Salvaje by Ésika is an oriental fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2004, the nose behind this composition is Antonio Amador.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 36%
  • Spring 18%
  • Summer 5.1%
  • Autumn 41%
  • Day 42%
  • Night 58%

Key notes

Community

27 votes

  • Positive 63%
  • Negative 11%
  • Neutral 26%
positive reviews 27 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I own it

70 votes

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Leading answer Autumn

39 votes

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Leading answer Night

24 votes

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About Salvaje

Main accord woody Year 2004 Gender Men Perfumer Antonio Amador

Salvaje by Ésika is an oriental fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2004, the nose behind this composition is Antonio Amador.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

21 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

22 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

18 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

16 votes

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7 reviews

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  1. Franco Fragance

    Slightly 80s and monotonous, not quite my thing. Longevity and projection are average, but it’s definitely the cheapest option. Scent: 4/10, Projection: 4/10, Longevity: 4 hours, Bottle: 4.5/10, Price: 9/10.

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  2. It’s a vintage-style fragrance that I like, although it doesn’t last long and has a very strong sillage. It’s super affordable. I tried it and won’t be buying it again.

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  3. A vintage-style fragrance that I actually like, even though it doesn’t last long and has a very strong sillage. It’s super affordable. I tried it, but I won’t be buying it again.

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  4. Yanbal’s La Salvaje from the 80s and 90s was a delight, nothing to envy from today’s designer version. Even though it’s been reformulated, I still think it’s one of the best from Esika.

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  5. The 80s and 90s Yanbal Wild was a delight, nothing to envy from today’s designer version. Even though it’s been reformulated, I still think it’s one of the best from Esika.

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  6. Wild is delicious, delicate, and timeless; it reminds me a lot of the ending of Wild Country by Avon, but here you can detect a mentholated touch and the sandalwood shines, giving it a comforting, delicate, and very masculine vibe. It’s one of my all-time favorites. People told me it smells like Johnson’s baby oil, and honestly, on a cold night I applied it twenty times, and at a family gathering, my very attractive cousin approached, rested her head on my shoulder as if it were a pillow, and very subtly inhaled my Wild aura. Her comment was obviously unnecessary; her actions spoke louder than a thousand words. It’s an incredibly cozy sensation. The opening reminds me of that oily baby oil feeling, then it becomes powdery and warm. Once it dries, it recalls classic Brut with that mossy green and patchouli side, while the amber heats everything up to turn it into a comforting sandalwood balm. Many might not like it, but for me, it reduces the risk of strangers asking what you’re wearing on the street. Give it a try.

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  7. Wild is delicious, delicate, and timeless; it reminds me a lot of the end of Wild Country by Avon, but here you can detect a mentholated touch and the sandalwood shines, giving it a comforting, delicate, and very masculine vibe. It’s always one of my favorites. People told me it smells like Johnson’s baby oil, and honestly, on a cold night I applied it twenty times, and at a family gathering my very attractive cousin came over, rested her head on my shoulder like it was a pillow, and very discreetly breathed in my Wild aura. Her comment was obviously unnecessary; her actions spoke louder than a thousand words. It’s an incredibly cozy sensation. The opening reminds me of that oily baby oil feeling, then it becomes powdery and warm. Once it dries, it recalls classic Brut with that mossy green and patchouli note, while the amber heats everything up, turning it into a comforting sandalwood balm. Many might not like it, but for me, it reduces the risk of strangers asking what you smell like on the street. Give it a try.

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