Combines Calabrian bergamot, the velvety floral character of hedione, and a chypre trail. Designed for men who seek citrus, green, spicy, and woody accords.

Fragrance and Composition

• The fresh top opens with lemon, bergamot, basil, rosemary, cumin, and fruity notes.
• The heart is composed of carnation, coriander, jasmine, orris root, patchouli, rose, and sandalwood.
• The base brings together oakmoss, musk, vetiver, and amber.
• A defining ingredient is San Carlo bergamot from Calabria, whose harvest is reserved exclusively for Dior.
• Hedione lends the composition its velvety floral character.
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette.
• Year of launch: 1966.
• Composition author: Edmond Roudnitska.

The officially disclosed composition includes alcohol, water, parfum, limonene, linalool, citral, hexyl cinnamal, eugenol, coumarin, geraniol, hydroxycitronellal, and citronellol.

You receive a fresh eau de toilette in which a citrus opening transitions into a floral-spicy heart and a mossy-vetiver base.

Application

The packaging is fitted with a spray mechanism that allows the fragrance to be applied as a mist.

Packaging

• Volume: 200 ml.
• Format: spray, or vaporisateur.

About the Brand

The fashion house Dior was founded by Christian Dior in 1946. The brand's first fragrance, Miss Dior, accompanied his debut fashion show on 12 February 1947, and Eau Sauvage became Dior's first men's fragrance in 1966. Christian Dior described himself as both a fashion designer and a creator of perfumes.

Dior works with growers in the Grasse region whose May rose and grandiflorum jasmine are reserved for select fragrances of the brand. Among the environmental priorities of Parfums Christian Dior are reducing climate and water impact and protecting biodiversity.

By choosing Eau Sauvage, you receive the first men's fragrance from the house of Dior, rooted in the brand's perfumery heritage dating back to 1947.