Sauvage Eau de Parfum
by Dior
About
In 2018, Dior introduces the new edition of Dior Sauvage, originally launched in 2015, in an Eau de Parfum interpretation. The composition with oriental and vanilla facets is described as enveloping, suave, mysterious and sensual.
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Reviews (3)
Sarah Chen
Good performer but a bit generic at this point. Everyone and their uncle wears Sauvage. Still, can't deny the quality and longevity.
Nurul Aisyah
The EDP version is much smoother than the EDT. Great for Malaysian weather surprisingly — the pepper note cuts through humidity well.
Ahmad Razak
Absolute beast mode. I get compliments every single time I wear this. The Ambroxan dry-down is addictive. My signature scent for going out.