Dior Sauvage Eau Forte Parfum 60ml
The legendary freshness of Sauvage strengthened and prolonged by the power of water. A strength made possible by an innovative alcohol-free formula exclusive to Dior. Inspired by the symbolic power of water, Francis Kurkdjian, Dior Perfume Creative Director, imagined Sauvage Eau Forte, an olfactory composition as fresh as an eau de toilette and as intense as a parfum. This creation explores the uncharted territory of a fresh and spicy fougĂšre. Like a waterfall, Sauvage Eau Forte delivers freshness and intensity. An aqueous formula mixes with a fragrant oily formula to create this highly concentrated eau with a milky hue. Strengthened by the freshness of water that ""drenches"" the ingredients, the scent of the fragrance is composed around notes of cool spices, blanched lavender and musky woods. Sauvage Eau Forte, the power of water. How to : Spray Sauvage Eau Forte generously in a cloud for an intense trail and long-lasting freshness.
The legendary freshness of Sauvage strengthened and prolonged by the power of water. A strength made possible by an innovative alcohol-free formula exclusive to Dior. Inspired by the symbolic power of water, Francis Kurkdjian, Dior Perfume Creative Director, imagined Sauvage Eau Forte, an olfactory composition as fresh as an eau de toilette and as intense as a parfum. This creation explores the uncharted territory of a fresh and spicy fougĂšre. Like a waterfall, Sauvage Eau Forte delivers freshness and intensity. An aqueous formula mixes with a fragrant oily formula to create this highly concentrated eau with a milky hue. Strengthened by the freshness of water that ""drenches"" the ingredients, the scent of the fragrance is composed around notes of cool spices, blanched lavender and musky woods. Sauvage Eau Forte, the power of water. How to : Spray Sauvage Eau Forte generously in a cloud for an intense trail and long-lasting freshness.
The legendary freshness of Sauvage strengthened and prolonged by the power of water. A strength made possible by an innovative alcohol-free formula exclusive to Dior. Inspired by the symbolic power of water, Francis Kurkdjian, Dior Perfume Creative Director, imagined Sauvage Eau Forte, an olfactory composition as fresh as an eau de toilette and as intense as a parfum. This creation explores the uncharted territory of a fresh and spicy fougĂšre. Like a waterfall, Sauvage Eau Forte delivers freshness and intensity. An aqueous formula mixes with a fragrant oily formula to create this highly concentrated eau with a milky hue. Strengthened by the freshness of water that ""drenches"" the ingredients, the scent of the fragrance is composed around notes of cool spices, blanched lavender and musky woods. Sauvage Eau Forte, the power of water. How to : Spray Sauvage Eau Forte generously in a cloud for an intense trail and long-lasting freshness.
The legendary freshness of Sauvage strengthened and prolonged by the power of water. A strength made possible by an innovative alcohol-free formula exclusive to Dior. Inspired by the symbolic power of water, Francis Kurkdjian, Dior Perfume Creative Director, imagined Sauvage Eau Forte, an olfactory composition as fresh as an eau de toilette and as intense as a parfum. This creation explores the uncharted territory of a fresh and spicy fougĂšre. Like a waterfall, Sauvage Eau Forte delivers freshness and intensity. An aqueous formula mixes with a fragrant oily formula to create this highly concentrated eau with a milky hue. Strengthened by the freshness of water that ""drenches"" the ingredients, the scent of the fragrance is composed around notes of cool spices, blanched lavender and musky woods. Sauvage Eau Forte, the power of water. How to : Spray Sauvage Eau Forte generously in a cloud for an intense trail and long-lasting freshness.
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I purchase colognes for my husband and for my son frequently, for christmas, valentineâs day , or birthdays. I am a lady who adores everything that smells good and perfumes and colognes are at the top of my list. So it is not surprising that I love for my husband to smell amazing.When it comes to somethingsomeone is going to walk around smelling all day, of course the person wearing it should also like the smell right? Thats something that needs to be taken in to consideration so I usually make sure they like something before I just spring it on them, be it with a sample of the cologne beforehand and nearly all retailers offer that option.Diors Sauvage Eau Forte is inspired by the power of water and at first glance the bottle doesnât look much different from ... MoreI purchase colognes for my husband and for my son frequently, for christmas, valentineâs day , or birthdays. I am a lady who adores everything that smells good and perfumes and colognes are at the top of my list. So it is not surprising that I love for my husband to smell amazing.When it comes to somethingsomeone is going to walk around smelling all day, of course the person wearing it should also like the smell right? Thats something that needs to be taken in to consideration so I usually make sure they like something before I just spring it on them, be it with a sample of the cologne beforehand and nearly all retailers offer that option.Diors Sauvage Eau Forte is inspired by the power of water and at first glance the bottle doesnât look much different from the other Dior Sauvage bottles, it has the Magnetic cap like the other Sauvage colognes/parfum they created before Eau Forte. and when you turn the bottle upside down you can see the liquid is of a milky consistency this is an alcohol free fragrance. When my husband sprayed it on his skin it is milky for a brief moment . No need to fret though, just give it a second and once it is absorbed it soaks in and disappears and leaves behind the smell of enticement.My husbands describes Dior Sauvage Eau Forte at first spritz opening notes on the spice side a tad musky and woody and he canât describe the small floral that he detected. Half an hour later a spicy and a little powder and a sweet scent . He describes it as definitely a fall fragrance not summery he also says that itâs different from Diors others in the Sauvage line and not quite his absolute favorite but he said he would definitely wear it again.When I smelled it I got the hint of musk and spice, after it dries and sits I detect a slight scent of licorice I also detected notes of floral , and dare I say that itâs lavender? I have to say that I didnât think. that lavender could smell so enticing on a man but I am loving how it smells on my husband .Overall , Dior Sauvage Eau Forte smells wonderful, the only complaint is longevity is not as long lasting as preferred but that seems to be what comes hand in hand with alcohol free fragrances honestly I want to smell a fragrance throughout the whole day.
originally posted on sephora.com
The early reviews on Dior's "innovative" new alcohol-free Sauvage Eau Forte have been almost unanimously negative and/or confused. I can overlook the strange, milky white consistently, though - assuming that the fragrance actually SMELLS good. Unfortunately, this expensive new release is a screechy, synthetic mess. It's got an interesting opening with some cool spices and a bit of a green feel to it, but my interest quickly fades and gets replaced with utter confusion. I'm an absolute, unabashed Dior fanboy, one who currently owns or has owned all of the Sauvage and Dior Homme releases. Dior Homme Intense, Parfum and Sauvage Elixir are all firmly in my top 10 scents of all time. Sadly, Eau Forte smells no better than your generic Axe or Old Spice body spray. Dior's ... MoreThe early reviews on Dior's "innovative" new alcohol-free Sauvage Eau Forte have been almost unanimously negative and/or confused. I can overlook the strange, milky white consistently, though - assuming that the fragrance actually SMELLS good. Unfortunately, this expensive new release is a screechy, synthetic mess. It's got an interesting opening with some cool spices and a bit of a green feel to it, but my interest quickly fades and gets replaced with utter confusion. I'm an absolute, unabashed Dior fanboy, one who currently owns or has owned all of the Sauvage and Dior Homme releases. Dior Homme Intense, Parfum and Sauvage Elixir are all firmly in my top 10 scents of all time. Sadly, Eau Forte smells no better than your generic Axe or Old Spice body spray. Dior's new master perfumer, Francis Kurkdjian, took a chance on this one...and missed badly. This hurts, given my overall affinity for probably the best designer fragrance house on the planet, but this one is destined to be discontinued. Unless you're allergic to alcohol-based scents or really just like oddly-blended, synthetic-smelling fragrances, this one should be a hard pass. At the very least, put your nose on this one before you buy it. I'd give this a 2 or 2.5, but I've gotta give it 1/5 stars, solely because of the price point - $160 for 60ML or an absurd $193 for a 100ML. Save your money and buy niche instead.
originally posted on ulta.com
This newly released fragrance definitely caught my attention, and for more than one reason. So let's dive in and explore. I'll start off my addressing the elephant in the room, the water based formula (actually water and oil based). As opposed to the alcohol based fragrances that we're accustomed to which are for the most part clear and colorless this one is a milky and opaque white liquid, not only noticeable by looking through the bottom of the bottle but also when sprayed on your skin, so this might be a new concept that some may need to get accustomed to. With that aside let's dig in deeper and begin to break down this fragrance. On the opening you are met with the strong yet smooth aroma of Elemi Resin which I can describe as balsamic, woody, piney aromas with ... MoreThis newly released fragrance definitely caught my attention, and for more than one reason. So let's dive in and explore. I'll start off my addressing the elephant in the room, the water based formula (actually water and oil based). As opposed to the alcohol based fragrances that we're accustomed to which are for the most part clear and colorless this one is a milky and opaque white liquid, not only noticeable by looking through the bottom of the bottle but also when sprayed on your skin, so this might be a new concept that some may need to get accustomed to. With that aside let's dig in deeper and begin to break down this fragrance. On the opening you are met with the strong yet smooth aroma of Elemi Resin which I can describe as balsamic, woody, piney aromas with undertones of incense. Within a few minutes the body begins to open up revealing scents of spice, powder, mild lavender and musk, all wrapped in a blanket of mild sweetness. The clock ticked for quite some time before reaching its dry stage, there you're left with an initial note of sweetness alongside undertones of power, lavender and wood. On final thoughts I would recommend sampling this one before committing, scent lasted between 4 to 6 hours, projection is 3 to 4 feet, scent trail and overall performance leaves a bit to desired. Intended as a year round fragrance (day or night) but I would prefer it as a nighttime, casual or formal events and would say better suited for the cooler months.
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I purchase colognes for my husband and for my son frequently, for christmas, valentineâs day , or birthdays. I am a lady who adores everything that smells good and perfumes and colognes are at the top of my list. So it is not surprising that I love for my husband to smell amazing.When it comes to somethingsomeone is going to walk around smelling all day, of course the person wearing it should also like the smell right? Thats something that needs to be taken in to consideration so I usually make sure they like something before I just spring it on them, be it with a sample of the cologne beforehand and nearly all retailers offer that option.Diors Sauvage Eau Forte is inspired by the power of water and at first glance the bottle doesnât look much different from ... MoreI purchase colognes for my husband and for my son frequently, for christmas, valentineâs day , or birthdays. I am a lady who adores everything that smells good and perfumes and colognes are at the top of my list. So it is not surprising that I love for my husband to smell amazing.When it comes to somethingsomeone is going to walk around smelling all day, of course the person wearing it should also like the smell right? Thats something that needs to be taken in to consideration so I usually make sure they like something before I just spring it on them, be it with a sample of the cologne beforehand and nearly all retailers offer that option.Diors Sauvage Eau Forte is inspired by the power of water and at first glance the bottle doesnât look much different from the other Dior Sauvage bottles, it has the Magnetic cap like the other Sauvage colognes/parfum they created before Eau Forte. and when you turn the bottle upside down you can see the liquid is of a milky consistency this is an alcohol free fragrance. When my husband sprayed it on his skin it is milky for a brief moment . No need to fret though, just give it a second and once it is absorbed it soaks in and disappears and leaves behind the smell of enticement.My husbands describes Dior Sauvage Eau Forte at first spritz opening notes on the spice side a tad musky and woody and he canât describe the small floral that he detected. Half an hour later a spicy and a little powder and a sweet scent . He describes it as definitely a fall fragrance not summery he also says that itâs different from Diors others in the Sauvage line and not quite his absolute favorite but he said he would definitely wear it again.When I smelled it I got the hint of musk and spice, after it dries and sits I detect a slight scent of licorice I also detected notes of floral , and dare I say that itâs lavender? I have to say that I didnât think. that lavender could smell so enticing on a man but I am loving how it smells on my husband .Overall , Dior Sauvage Eau Forte smells wonderful, the only complaint is longevity is not as long lasting as preferred but that seems to be what comes hand in hand with alcohol free fragrances honestly I want to smell a fragrance throughout the whole day.
The early reviews on Dior's "innovative" new alcohol-free Sauvage Eau Forte have been almost unanimously negative and/or confused. I can overlook the strange, milky white consistently, though - assuming that the fragrance actually SMELLS good. Unfortunately, this expensive new release is a screechy, synthetic mess. It's got an interesting opening with some cool spices and a bit of a green feel to it, but my interest quickly fades and gets replaced with utter confusion. I'm an absolute, unabashed Dior fanboy, one who currently owns or has owned all of the Sauvage and Dior Homme releases. Dior Homme Intense, Parfum and Sauvage Elixir are all firmly in my top 10 scents of all time. Sadly, Eau Forte smells no better than your generic Axe or Old Spice body spray. Dior's ... MoreThe early reviews on Dior's "innovative" new alcohol-free Sauvage Eau Forte have been almost unanimously negative and/or confused. I can overlook the strange, milky white consistently, though - assuming that the fragrance actually SMELLS good. Unfortunately, this expensive new release is a screechy, synthetic mess. It's got an interesting opening with some cool spices and a bit of a green feel to it, but my interest quickly fades and gets replaced with utter confusion. I'm an absolute, unabashed Dior fanboy, one who currently owns or has owned all of the Sauvage and Dior Homme releases. Dior Homme Intense, Parfum and Sauvage Elixir are all firmly in my top 10 scents of all time. Sadly, Eau Forte smells no better than your generic Axe or Old Spice body spray. Dior's new master perfumer, Francis Kurkdjian, took a chance on this one...and missed badly. This hurts, given my overall affinity for probably the best designer fragrance house on the planet, but this one is destined to be discontinued. Unless you're allergic to alcohol-based scents or really just like oddly-blended, synthetic-smelling fragrances, this one should be a hard pass. At the very least, put your nose on this one before you buy it. I'd give this a 2 or 2.5, but I've gotta give it 1/5 stars, solely because of the price point - $160 for 60ML or an absurd $193 for a 100ML. Save your money and buy niche instead.
This newly released fragrance definitely caught my attention, and for more than one reason. So let's dive in and explore. I'll start off my addressing the elephant in the room, the water based formula (actually water and oil based). As opposed to the alcohol based fragrances that we're accustomed to which are for the most part clear and colorless this one is a milky and opaque white liquid, not only noticeable by looking through the bottom of the bottle but also when sprayed on your skin, so this might be a new concept that some may need to get accustomed to. With that aside let's dig in deeper and begin to break down this fragrance. On the opening you are met with the strong yet smooth aroma of Elemi Resin which I can describe as balsamic, woody, piney aromas with ... MoreThis newly released fragrance definitely caught my attention, and for more than one reason. So let's dive in and explore. I'll start off my addressing the elephant in the room, the water based formula (actually water and oil based). As opposed to the alcohol based fragrances that we're accustomed to which are for the most part clear and colorless this one is a milky and opaque white liquid, not only noticeable by looking through the bottom of the bottle but also when sprayed on your skin, so this might be a new concept that some may need to get accustomed to. With that aside let's dig in deeper and begin to break down this fragrance. On the opening you are met with the strong yet smooth aroma of Elemi Resin which I can describe as balsamic, woody, piney aromas with undertones of incense. Within a few minutes the body begins to open up revealing scents of spice, powder, mild lavender and musk, all wrapped in a blanket of mild sweetness. The clock ticked for quite some time before reaching its dry stage, there you're left with an initial note of sweetness alongside undertones of power, lavender and wood. On final thoughts I would recommend sampling this one before committing, scent lasted between 4 to 6 hours, projection is 3 to 4 feet, scent trail and overall performance leaves a bit to desired. Intended as a year round fragrance (day or night) but I would prefer it as a nighttime, casual or formal events and would say better suited for the cooler months.
So let's start off by saying I've known about Dior sauvage since the original came out with the metallic top note that I didn't too much care for. Since then there have been several flankers or reiterations of this legendary fragrance.I'm always excited when I hear about new versions coming out and I think to date elixir is probably my favorite take on this particular fragrance but when I heard that master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian the maker behind such Classics as Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male and baccarat Rouge 540 was at the helm I knew I had to smell this. My worry was in the alcohol-free piece of this, as most that have tried this have failed or it has not lived up to the expectation of the brand. Translated into " strong water" with a somewhat milky ... MoreSo let's start off by saying I've known about Dior sauvage since the original came out with the metallic top note that I didn't too much care for. Since then there have been several flankers or reiterations of this legendary fragrance.I'm always excited when I hear about new versions coming out and I think to date elixir is probably my favorite take on this particular fragrance but when I heard that master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian the maker behind such Classics as Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male and baccarat Rouge 540 was at the helm I knew I had to smell this. My worry was in the alcohol-free piece of this, as most that have tried this have failed or it has not lived up to the expectation of the brand. Translated into " strong water" with a somewhat milky consistency I was not sure what to expect.I have since given this a try on both my arm and my neck and I'm not a huge fan of the texture and milky whiteness but it has a pleasant smell nonetheless. Do I feel it is an EDP concentration? Sadly no this is giving me an intense EDT vibe. I think that's where one of my disappointments stem from was the concentration. I applied this about 2 hours ago or so and I hardly smell it anymore. That is a huge letdown for a brand new release by a world-renowned perfumer to say the least. This was aiming for the Moon and fell short before it even took off. It's sadly breaks no new ground and is unremarkable. With other Heavy Hitters from well-known brands coming out swinging this one is a swing and a miss for me. I really was hyped for this and wanted to love it I'm a bit pained to say I am not a fan. This almost makes me want to put on baccarat Rouge 540 and reminisce about Peak fragrance greatness. Has a fragrance collector I've had many fragrances done by this perfumer so it was a bit surprising that I did not love this one as most things he's done I've been a huge fan of. Projection is weak and so is longevity. It's there and then it's gone within 2 hours. This does a disservice to EDP concentrations. They should have just called this an EDT intense. It turns into a skin scent fairly quickly and I've got EDT concentrations that last for 8 hours plus. I would pair this with my blue suede jacket as it has an aquatic feel to it.
I received this as a free product in exchange for my honest review. This new scent from Sauvage is a bit of a departure from its normal range. It has a slightly cloudy appearance I understand is due to it being water based and not alcohol based. While that it is good for your skin, it doesn't project as well as the alcohol-based scents, and you do have to use quite a bit to get that lovely scent from it, and it is gorgeous!. It has a spicy and woodsy smell with just a hint of lavender. There is also a bit of musk in the scent, which I really like. It is definitely a masculine and attractive scent. My husband uses it daily, and I quite like using male fragrances on myself and sometimes prefer them to the sickly sweet feminine scents! The packaging is also beautiful ... MoreI received this as a free product in exchange for my honest review. This new scent from Sauvage is a bit of a departure from its normal range. It has a slightly cloudy appearance I understand is due to it being water based and not alcohol based. While that it is good for your skin, it doesn't project as well as the alcohol-based scents, and you do have to use quite a bit to get that lovely scent from it, and it is gorgeous!. It has a spicy and woodsy smell with just a hint of lavender. There is also a bit of musk in the scent, which I really like. It is definitely a masculine and attractive scent. My husband uses it daily, and I quite like using male fragrances on myself and sometimes prefer them to the sickly sweet feminine scents! The packaging is also beautiful and the bottle is heavy and substantial, definitely what you would expect from a high-end fragrance company like Sauvage! The scent is pretty subtle, if you like subtle scents. It's pretty versatile in that you could definitely wear this to the office and have it not be overpowering, but also wear it on a night out with a few extra sprays. I would say it is a nice fresh and masculine scent to wear on a daily basis. You do have to refresh it at least once during the day, a few spritzes. My husband has been wearing it every day, so no complaints from him. He has really been enjoying the Eau Forte fragrance!
Disclaimer: This product was generously sent on behalf of xxxxx for an honest review based on personal experience. Because many products are so individual, especially fragrances, results will vary greatly and therefore may be completely different than the results from this review.My husband tested this Dior Sauvage Eau Forte fragrance. He is very experienced with the Sauvage lines. His skin pH leans more acidic than alkaline and most fragrances carry true-to-formula on him.Sauvage eau Forte comes in a classic navy blue box which houses the infamous round ombrĂ© blue bottle with magnetic lid. Its fragrance notes are listed as âcold spicesâ, lavender and âwoodsâ as the main players. The water-based formulation is whatâs supposed to set this fragrance apart from any ... MoreDisclaimer: This product was generously sent on behalf of xxxxx for an honest review based on personal experience. Because many products are so individual, especially fragrances, results will vary greatly and therefore may be completely different than the results from this review.My husband tested this Dior Sauvage Eau Forte fragrance. He is very experienced with the Sauvage lines. His skin pH leans more acidic than alkaline and most fragrances carry true-to-formula on him.Sauvage eau Forte comes in a classic navy blue box which houses the infamous round ombrĂ© blue bottle with magnetic lid. Its fragrance notes are listed as âcold spicesâ, lavender and âwoodsâ as the main players. The water-based formulation is whatâs supposed to set this fragrance apart from any other, which, when sprayed anywhere from 2-8 inches upon the skin, looks sort of milky.With Francis Kurkdijan designing this fragrance, I thought this likely would be designed as a more unique play off of Sauvage but surprisingly, it smelled and felt nothing like the initial Dior Sauvage.Note: Sauvage is nothing like Eau Sauvage nor was it made to be. They are completely, distinctly different ingredients and formulations. I state this because they are countlessly confused with one another.This is quite loud & proud in the initial burst of about 5 seconds as it clings to the skin and begins its bloom from an almost harsh spiciness into an equally harsh metallic phase before gradually finding its more tolerable balance of herbaceous woods.We definitely got the spices. No lavender whatsoever. The woods, however, are gorgeous - like ground-cover evergreens at the base of pines or firs.Inconsistently 3-7 hours on longevity; a very skintimate fragrance for sure.Nothing stand-out. Nothing noteworthy. Generic, as it smells pretty much like any other spice fragrance flooding the market.Most spin-offs rarely reinvent the wheel, this too suffers failure and therefore rates a 2.5.
Disclaimer: This product was generously sent on behalf of Influenster for an honest review based on personal experience. Because many products are so individual, especially fragrances, results will vary greatly and therefore may be completely different than the results from this review.My husband is the test subject for this Dior Sauvage Eau Forte fragrance. He is very experienced with the Sauvage lines. His skin pH leans more acidic than alkaline and most fragrances carry true-to-formula on him.Sauvage eau Forte comes in a classic navy blue box which houses the infamous round ombrĂ© opaque-navy-to-translucent-steel-blue bottle with magnetic lid. Its fragrance notes are listed as âcold spicesâ, lavender and âwoodsâ as the main players. The water-based formulation ... MoreDisclaimer: This product was generously sent on behalf of Influenster for an honest review based on personal experience. Because many products are so individual, especially fragrances, results will vary greatly and therefore may be completely different than the results from this review.My husband is the test subject for this Dior Sauvage Eau Forte fragrance. He is very experienced with the Sauvage lines. His skin pH leans more acidic than alkaline and most fragrances carry true-to-formula on him.Sauvage eau Forte comes in a classic navy blue box which houses the infamous round ombrĂ© opaque-navy-to-translucent-steel-blue bottle with magnetic lid. Its fragrance notes are listed as âcold spicesâ, lavender and âwoodsâ as the main players. The water-based formulation is whatâs supposed to set this fragrance apart from any other, which, when sprayed anywhere from 2-8 inches upon the skin, looks sort of milky.*We always spray our fragrances directly on skin so any curiosity regarding results for clothing, we cannot attest to results from that method of wear.*With Francis Kurkdijan designing this fragrance, I thought this likely would be designed as a more unique play off of Sauvage but surprisingly, it smelled and felt nothing like the initial Dior Sauvage made famous by JD -which comes off more subdued and powdery by dry-down.Note: It goes without saying that Sauvage is nothing like Eau Sauvage (squared, green-liquid bottles) nor was it made to be. They are completely and distinctly different ingredients and formulations. I state this because they are countlessly confused with one another.This is quite loud & proud in the initial burst of about 5 seconds as it clings to the skin and begins its bloom from an almost harsh spiciness into an equally harsh metallic phase before gradually finding its more tolerable balance of herbaceous woods.We definitely got the spices. No detection of lavender. The woods, however, are gorgeous - like ground-cover evergreens at the base of pines or firs.While we wanted to LOVE this, it fell short.Unfortunately, as with most spin-offs, rarely can they âreinvent the wheelâ which usually results in an epic fail when being compared to an original - thatâs if a person is familiar with the OG.This comes off as most any other âspiceâ fragrance now flooding the market. Nothing stand-out, nothing individual. Generic.Sadly, not a single âwowâ moment came along after trying several times. And for $160 for 2oz, I need to be wowâd.However, it does score points for trying to reach longevity status on my husband.In a day/age where it seems everything has been diluted to non-existent proportions yet still calls for premium prices, this did consistently reach 2-3 hour stay before finally becoming skintimate (where you have to plant your nose to the scented part of the skin) for the remaining 2-4 hours. The time ranges are varied and rarely hit consistent timeframes for some unknown reason. Sometimes itâs a 3-4 hour range, sometimes 6-7 hours. Go figure. đ€·ââïžUltimately, this gets a 2.5 out of 5 rating.(Influenster doesnât have 1/2 star ratings so I rounded up instead.)
So naturally I was excited to have the opportunity to be one of the first to try Diors Newest Version of the Sauvage Cologne Line. Love the way these bottles look and its magnetic cap. I am still on the fence about not having alcohol and using water as its base. I wore this today to work and the first thing I noticed was that the atomizer doesn't spray as clean as my other Sauvage version, and what I mean by that is that it sprays sorta messy and drippy and it also takes multiple sprays to be strong enough to smell for lengths of time. I also noticed that once sprayed it was milky looking and very runny on my skin which was very weird but however I did like how it smelled. The opening is really spicy to me but my first initial thought was this is even close to other ... MoreSo naturally I was excited to have the opportunity to be one of the first to try Diors Newest Version of the Sauvage Cologne Line. Love the way these bottles look and its magnetic cap. I am still on the fence about not having alcohol and using water as its base. I wore this today to work and the first thing I noticed was that the atomizer doesn't spray as clean as my other Sauvage version, and what I mean by that is that it sprays sorta messy and drippy and it also takes multiple sprays to be strong enough to smell for lengths of time. I also noticed that once sprayed it was milky looking and very runny on my skin which was very weird but however I did like how it smelled. The opening is really spicy to me but my first initial thought was this is even close to other sauvage versions as far as the signature scent but as it started drying down I could smell that Signature Scent that Makes Sauvage so popular. After it started drying down It has a mildly musky smell which honestly I like cause im not really a strong musk wearing cologne guy but this was also blended with a spiciness take that just really stands out on its other versions. My Biggest negative on this cologne is that it doesn't perform like a Parfum Cologne and the longevity suffers somewhat in my opinion due to being water based because after 3 hours I was having to reapply which isn't normally something I would do with any of my other Parfum version Colognes. I also think projection is weaker than what a Parfum version cologne should be as this was maybe 1 foot of protection unfortunately. I am still appreciative to have been chosen to do this review and I will still wear this one but maybe it will better suited for Cooler weather times like Fall and Winter because in warm weather it definitely doesn't perform the way i hoped it would. It's still a beautiful scented Cologne though but water base isn't really my thing.
*I Received this Complimentary from Influenster in return for Honest Review *So naturally I was excited to have the opportunity to be one of the first to try Diors Newest Version of the Sauvage Cologne Line. Love the way these bottles look and its magnetic cap. I am still on the fence about not having alcohol and using water as its base. I wore this today to work and the first thing i noticed was this does not spray as clean as my other Sauvage version, and what i mean by that is that it sprays messy and it also takes multiple sprays to have enough on my skin to make it work. I also noticed that once sprayed it was milky looking which was weird but I did like how it smelled. The opening is really spicy to me and at first my initial thought was this is even close to ... More*I Received this Complimentary from Influenster in return for Honest Review *So naturally I was excited to have the opportunity to be one of the first to try Diors Newest Version of the Sauvage Cologne Line. Love the way these bottles look and its magnetic cap. I am still on the fence about not having alcohol and using water as its base. I wore this today to work and the first thing i noticed was this does not spray as clean as my other Sauvage version, and what i mean by that is that it sprays messy and it also takes multiple sprays to have enough on my skin to make it work. I also noticed that once sprayed it was milky looking which was weird but I did like how it smelled. The opening is really spicy to me and at first my initial thought was this is even close to other sauvage versions as far as the signature scent but as it dried down I could smell that scent that makes this Cologne what it is. After it finally dried down It has a mildly musky smell which honestly i like cause im not really a musk wearing cologne guy but this was also blended with a spiciness take that just really stands out on its other versions. My real negative on this cologne is that it doesnât perform like a Parfum Cologne and the longevity suffers somewhat in my opinion because after a few hours i was already to reapply which isnât normally something i would do with any of my other Parfum version Colognes. I am still grateful to have been chosen to do this review and I will still wear this one but maybe it will better suited for Cooler weather times and Winter because in warm weather it definitely doesnât perform the way i hoped it would. Its still a beautiful scented Cologne though but water base isnât my forte. I still wanna Thank Influenster and Dior for this opportunity.
I received the Dior Sauvage Eau Forte from Influenster to review. This parfum is a combination of cool spices, bleached lavender and musky wood. The interesting feature of this creation is its power of an âunprecedentedâ concentration of being 100 percent alcohol free. This menâs fragrance blends the freshness of an Eau de Toilette and the intensity of a parfum. My husband previously owns the Dior Sauvage Parfum and I couldnât wait to see his excitement for the latest release. Similar to the signature Dior Sauvage design of its predecessors, this beautifully designed bold, blue glass bottle with magnetic cap screams sophistication and luxury, immediately transforming you to a place of tranquility at first spritz. We immediately noticed that the spray had a very ... MoreI received the Dior Sauvage Eau Forte from Influenster to review. This parfum is a combination of cool spices, bleached lavender and musky wood. The interesting feature of this creation is its power of an âunprecedentedâ concentration of being 100 percent alcohol free. This menâs fragrance blends the freshness of an Eau de Toilette and the intensity of a parfum. My husband previously owns the Dior Sauvage Parfum and I couldnât wait to see his excitement for the latest release. Similar to the signature Dior Sauvage design of its predecessors, this beautifully designed bold, blue glass bottle with magnetic cap screams sophistication and luxury, immediately transforming you to a place of tranquility at first spritz. We immediately noticed that the spray had a very different consistency, which we expected given the elimination of alcohol from its ingredients. Albeit a very weak spritz due to the elimination of alcohol, the formula looked like a milky lavender liquid. And the scentâŠout of this world! Initially, the scent gives off boldly spicy and savory notes. As it settles onto the skin, we sensed a rich and smoky aroma of leather, woods, and pepper adding to the depth. For a longer lasting effect, my husband sprays this on his clothing. However, even on skin, we noticed the scent was still apparent by the end of the day. We love that this fragrance isnât overpowering for a casual lunch out but is sophisticated enough for even a formal evening. Similar to the Dior Sauvage Parfum, this fragrance has a bold and distinctive smell with depth that captivates the senses and leaves a positive impression. My husband has already given it a top spot in his collection of fragrances.
