Dior Sauvage Parfum

Most Helpful Positive Review

Synthetic Stud Juice

If you want a no brainer cologne, Dior Sauvage EDP, could be the scent you want. I wasn't too thrilled by the EDT, but perhaps that's for younger guys. In my mid 40's but run and lift, a lot of colognes don't last on my skin. This one definitely does. You can wear this in any season. By far that mak...es it a exceptional first cologne pick. Yet with the EDP, yes it's still a synthetic ambroxan bomb. Yet most of the ladies seem to dig it. Although I'm more into Chanel's Bleu line, that one is less complex than this one. It's a safer pick, but this one is more fun. The notes in here are bergamot, lavender, pepper, nutmeg, vanilla, and something else. It's mysterious as it arrives at the beginning of the dry down, yet it screams masculinity. What I love about this is the bergamot, lavender, and the added pepper makes it sing. It's not a fresh type of cologne, and while some complain "everyone wears this," it's because it's so darn good. The layering of the notes is brilliant. Fall and winter are its best, but spring and summer work also. Projection is massive first few hours. Then it dials down a bit to a skin scent. The pepper stays from beginning to end. That alone is incredible. I love this scent, and while it's not as warm/fresh as some, I find it unique. Haven't tried the parfum yet, but that one the Fragrance of the Year from the industry. I find most EDP's to be better overall performing, so until told otherwise on Sauvage, this one is my go to. Only minor complaint, is that this can't be dressed down as easily, say as a YSL EDP. That works wearing blue jeans to a suit. The Sauvage EDP leans towards formal, but it can be business casual as well. It's scent trail is very impressive. That is no doubt due to the ambroxan, but it draws the ladies in. This is a definite buy, and it's pricing is competitive. With the bottle, you'll love the atomizer and magnetic cap.