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Dior Sauvage is an example of basic and classic being done to perfection. Not a smell that is extraordinary or very unique, but flawlessly done.
Ambroxan, lavender and a metallic feel to it! Popular for a reason, great smell with great performance! Mass appealing and compliment puller!
Really a fragrance that changes my mood.... For the worse...
The scent profile is just not me, and combined with how strong it is, it gives me a headache.
Also, i feel people who uses this (at this point 9 out of 10 men), often overspray it, making it impossible to be in the same room.
Hate it, don't recommend, stay clear.
Spicy, bright, woody, aromatic, and powdery.
The pencil shavings twinge from ambroxan also adds a brightness.
It's an easy go to, but also easy to over do.
It is not something that I personally like, but I can see why it is so popular. I gave my bottle away to a friend because it was just collecting dust on my shelf. It smells good on other people, but it is something that I would not wear.
It is a fragrance that combines freshness, character, and a distinctly marked masculinity. Its citrus opening, led by bergamot, blends with a spicy touch that gives it that clean, intense, and recognizable aroma that has made Sauvage one of the most popular perfumes.
As it evolves, a warmer and enveloping facet appears, where vanilla adds a subtle sweetness that balances very well with its initial freshness. It has that contrast between the fresh and the slightly sweet that makes it attractive without losing its elegant and versatile essence.