Two words: Johnny Depp. In fact, Captain Jack Sparrow himself is Dior’s last male fragrance, the face of Sauvage, and although it was an unexpected choice for the brand, the name of Sauvage is Dior’s family name. Depp and Sauvage addressed human emotions in 2015, depicting a rude and masculine but gentle and pure modern idea.
Dior Sauvage describes the “broad movement” and the “blue sky over the rocky landscape, the white heat under the desert sun” and offers even more. Without it it is given. I would say they are beautiful. Perfume maker Francois Demachi wanted to create a “raw and pure” fragrance, and he did so using the themes of male perfume (citrus and forest) and adapting it to the Dior brand. The cruelty of naming Andam Savai.
Notes
Bergamot, ambroxane, geranium, black pepper, lavender, vetiver and patchouli
How does it smell?
The white notes of bergamot and black pepper predominate in the opening moments of Dior Sauvage. The effect is fresh and clean, freshly washed fabrics, bright glow of sweet, juicy citrus. The pepper increases the volume, disperses the air fragrances and notes, and actively circulates them for renewal and conversion. Especially when opened, Sauvage is a fragrance designed to resonate with most modern men, wild or not, as it penetrates deep through familiar materials and cleanliness.
The base of the fragrance is clean and full of fresh herbal notes.
Filtered through a lake filter, lavender predominates heart, floral, mineral notes are not sweet. As a result, lavender is a gray-haired flower, which has long since compressed its red essence and left it in a rock-like shade that reflects the harshness of the desert.
When the sausage is dried, it is added to items that are far from the “new” ingredients of the opening. Here the connection between the sun and the patchouli is the main one, the latter exploding in subtle sweet-soft sounds. Not everything is smooth, and in addition to the salty muscles (ambrosin), black pepper raises it a bit to make it a little easier. Last, longest moments.
Savage is a male fragrance that plays with a familiar tone, but plays with it and with unusual ingredients for shoes (as expected from Dior). The idea of a blue sky leads to the same wide landscape, the pale white cliffs are so clear and distinct, the wildness of the name is completely clear. Undoubtedly, Sauvage is not as classic as Dior’s popular menswear, but it shouldn’t be. Although Suvaz is modern, clean and airy, and not as unique and dreamy as Mr. Depp’s, it is inspired by blue skies and rocky landscapes.
10 Important Facts You Don’t Know
Dior Sauvage is a fragrance released by Dior in 2015.
It was made by Edward Roschi, one of Dior’s interior perfumes.
Dior Sauvage is a new fragrance for men who combine lemon and lavender.
The fragrance should be masculine, and as a play on the word “Dior Savage,” it reflects the wild or unknown side of men.
Dior Sauvage is a limited edition fragrance.
In three sizes – 30 ml, 50 ml and 75 ml.
This fragrance was released in 2015 in North America and Europe.
Bottle – The main bottle with silver top and silver rectangle.
Dior Sauvage has notes of lemon and lavender.
Fresh and masculine.
