Dior Eau Sauvage eau de toilette for men combines citrus freshness with a floral character and a chypre trail.

Fragrance and Composition

The top notes consist of lemon, bergamot, basil, rosemary, cumin and fruity notes. At the heart, jasmine, coriander, carnation, patchouli, orris root, sandalwood and rose come together. The base is rounded off by oakmoss, vetiver, musk and amber.

Among the characteristic raw materials is San Carlo bergamot from Calabria, harvested exclusively for Dior. Hedione lends the composition a velvety floral nuance, complemented by a distinctive chypre trail.

• Fragrance character: citrus, floral and fresh
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Year of launch: 1966
• Perfumer: Edmond Roudnitska

The declared composition begins with alcohol, water and a fragrance compound. It also includes limonene, linalool, citral, eugenol, coumarin, geraniol, citronellol, tocopherol and colorants CI 19140, CI 42090 and CI 14700.

You get a layered men's composition in which citrus freshness transitions into a floral heart and a mossy-woody base.

Packaging

• Volume: 50 ml
• Format: spray

About the Brand

Christian Dior founded the fashion house Dior in 1946 and presented his first collection on 12 February 1947 in the salons at 30 Avenue Montaigne. The brand's first fragrance, Miss Dior, was created at the same time.

Eau Sauvage, launched in 1966, was Dior's first men's fragrance. Flowers and floral hearts are among the defining elements of the brand's perfumery style, which creates its fragrances with the same precision and commitment to quality as haute couture.

Eau Sauvage thus represents an important part of the fragrance history of the Dior fashion house.