Christian Dior Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior for Men Eau De Toilette Spray 3.4 Oz.

Classic, mature men's fresh scent that gives the impression of confidence which comes with experience and success. It's been around since the 1960's and it's still going for a reason. This doesn't come across as an old scent, it's classic. If there's one complaint, it's that it doesn't last quite as long as I'd like, but for an EDT, what can you do? I spend most of my time in warmer weather and this one works very well in professional settings, or more formal outings.

Dior keeping same high quality, amazing!!!

Original

I have been using this masterpiece since 1971 on a very regular basis. Many mens' fragrances are wonderful, but this above all is the very best in my opinion, and I am not alone! It is not ' loud' nor does it announce you before you enter a room. It is meant to be savored by those close to you. I regret the after shave balm has largely gone missing except perhaps in very high end retail stores. From experience, if you choose this EDT please consider also obtaining a small (5ML) travel vial. Longevity is not the greatest and a spritz or two after three hours will be very beneficial for your enjoyment of this classic. It has been stupidly tinkered with due to either the dictatorial coercive idiots in the IFC or by bean counters at Dior, but, it surprisingly has retained its essential and classic core fragrance. Only go for the "Eau Sauvage" for the original - not anything with "Extreme" or "Sauvage" or the parfum version of a few years ago. Dior has in 2017 issued a new fragrance, listed I think as a Parfum which is also bearing the all important white label and is said to be more in keeping with the original scent here. Still too new to have filtered down to the non-rich among us. Hope this helped.

I can’t knock the peerless composition by master perfumer Edmond Roudnitska, but time has not been kind to Eau Sauvage’s performance. For a fragrance that never sees a discount or makes its way to the grey market, longevity is unacceptable. Somehow, the perfumers at Rochas have been able to eclipse this formulation with their release of Roudnitska’s Moustache Original 1949. At less than half the price, and at lease twice the performance, I’d recommend Moustache 1949 over this any day of the week. Here’s hoping Dior can figure this one out sooner than later, because Eau Sauvage is a more complex and compelling version of its Rochas predecessor.

This has always been my favorite scent but I hadn't worn it in years as I hadn't seen it in stores. I was thrilled to find it on Amazon just by happenstance. It has a spicier undernoted than I remember and that is making it more intriguing to me. Love it

Decades ago it used to be called "After-Shave" and it was slightly fresher. One of Dior's legendary scents. New versions of Eau Sauvage are too artificial and uninspired.

Strong fresh citrus burst which lasts for about 3-4 minutes and then quickly fades to odd familiar smells from long ago. It took a while for me to realize what the recognizable smells were: my grandfather's Old Spice classic combined with the dusty garage smell of stale lawnmower gasoline. I had to reshower 20 minutes after applying it. Not pleasant or enticing at all.