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Dior Sauvage Elixir Parfum Spray (Men) – 3.4 oz

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$220.00

About the Fragrance

The Scoop

Sauvage Elixir opens on an immediate, spicy grapefruit burst tempered by warm baking spices — Dior identifies cinnamon and nutmeg alongside zesty, aromatic cardamom. At the heart the composition is built around a tailored AOP lavender from Nyons, which the house describes as fresh but not camphorous and carrying a vanilla-tinged coumarin facet.

The drydown folds into a rounded, ambery woody base where a smooth licorice facet links Haitian vetiver and patchouli into a dense, rich timbered trail. Dior presents Elixir as an “extraordinarily concentrated” take on Sauvage, with the spice-to-wood progression and the Nyons lavender at its core.

Sauvage Elixir Notes

Grapefruit, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cardamom, Lavender (AOP Nyons), Licorice, Haitian Vetiver, Patchouli, Ambery accord

Dior Sauvage Parfum Spray (Men) – 3.4 oz

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$175.00

About the Fragrance

The Scoop

The opening leans on bright Calabrian citrus—mandarin with supporting bergamot—offering a vivid, fruity freshness that announces the scent. That brisk introduction quickly settles into a woody heart where Sri Lankan sandalwood takes center stage, supported by cedar to add dry, resinous depth without overt spice.

As the composition dries down, vanilla and tonka bean emerge to warm and round the trail, giving the finish a soft, ambery-woody character. Dior presents this Parfum as a more nocturnal, richer take on the Sauvage line, and the House specifically highlights the mandarin, tonka bean and Sri Lankan sandalwood in its product notes.

Dior Sauvage Parfum Notes

Calabrian mandarin, Calabrian bergamot, Sri Lankan sandalwood, cedar, vanilla, tonka bean

Dior Sauvage Parfum Spray (Men) – 6.8 oz

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$195.00

About the Fragrance

The Scoop

Sauvage Parfum opens on a bright citrus facet driven by Calabrian mandarin with supporting bergamot, giving the opening a rounded, zesty clarity. The bright top quickly moves toward a woodier center where Sri Lankan sandalwood and cedar provide a dense, creamy core that frames the composition without obscuring its citrus origins.

As the scent settles, tonka bean and a vanilla absolute emerge in the drydown, softening the woods with warm, slightly sweet ambery facets. The result is a citrus-to-woods progression that finishes on a warm tonka/vanilla base rather than on the bergamot-led freshness of earlier Sauvage concentrations.

Sauvage Parfum Notes

Calabrian mandarin, bergamot, Sri Lankan sandalwood, cedar, tonka bean, vanilla absolute