Score
88/100
Dior
Eau Sauvage EDT
1966
“Bright bergamot, hedione, and oakmoss. The blueprint everyone copies.”

The take
What works
- ●The blueprint everyone copies — bergamot-hedione-oakmoss perfection
- ●Quintessentially classic in a way modern designers can't replicate
- ●Effortless summer wearer with timeless gentleman energy
Trade-offs
- ●Modern reformulation is a shadow of the vintage
- ●Performance is short-lived; built for an era of generous reapplication
Notes
Top
Mid
Base
Performance
Longevity
4–6 hoursProjection
Within a footSillage
Close trailWhen to wear
Spring91%
Summer100%
Fall41%
Winter18%
Day99%
Night28%
Occasions
OfficeCasual
Gender
Leans masculine
$80–$120
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Similar scent DNA — if you own one, you may not need the other
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Eau Sauvage smell similar to?
Closest matches in our database: Lancôme Ô de Lancôme (69%), Casamorati 1888 Fiero (66%), Giorgio Armani Armani Eau Pour Homme (new) (65%). Share scent family rather than DNA — not identical, but neighbors.
How long does Eau Sauvage last?
4–6 hours on most skin (moderate longevity at 50/100) with moderate projection.
When should you wear Eau Sauvage?
Strongest in summer and spring, daytime-leaning. Suited to office, casual.
Is Eau Sauvage worth it?
At $80–$120, yes for this tier. The blueprint everyone copies — bergamot-hedione-oakmoss perfection. Quintessentially classic in a way modern designers can't replicate.
Details
- Perfumer
- Edmond Roudnitska



























