The perfume Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior

The perfume Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior It belongs to the olfactory family Aromatic Citrus for Men. It appeared in 1966 and marks a turning point in the classic fragrances for men.

The Top Notes are rosemary, caraway, fruity notes, basil, bergamot and lemon (sour lime); Heart Notes are coriander, carnation, sandalwood, patchouli, lily root, jasmine and rose; the Base Notes are amber, musk, oak moss and vetiver.

Diorama of 49, Diorissimo of 56 and Eau Sauvage are all creations of the master Edmond Roudnitka, trusted Dior perfumer and responsible for some milestones in the history of perfumery such as the olfactory reproduction of musk in Diorissimo.

The creator defines Eau Sauvage as "the male side of Diorissimo". Both are heirs of traditional colognes. But their creation uses very innovative techniques and raw materials to take them to the next level.

The perfume Eau Sauvage by Christian Dior is the first fragrance to use hedione in a significant concentration. Hedione is a molecule that reproduces the bright and clear scent of jasmine but while adding an attractive aquatic sensation.

Besides proving that jasmine was not solely a feminine flower, it launched a new way of understanding freshness in male perfumery.

It's a different fragrance for men that marks the new generation of male perfumes, daring fragrances, and also floral.

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