🌬️ My “Living With It” Experience

When I first spray Sauvage EDT, I get a sharp blast of citrus—bergamot that feels like a cold wind slicing through a desert. It wakes me up. Over the first 15–30 minutes, black pepper kicks in, giving it heat and bite. There’s a raw edge, a bit of sweet-ozone/amber as it settles, mingling with woods that ground it. On long days, I notice the projection softens. Around hours 4–5, it becomes more of a close-hug scent—right on my skin and clothes. Even then, I catch it lingering when I take off my jacket or lean past someone. On cool evenings, it feels richer, like the woods are warming up; on hot summer days, it leans brighter, though sometimes it starts to fade faster. When I’m out walking Max or heading to the gym, I spray carefully—1 or 2 sprays—because too much becomes aggressive in tight spaces. But in open air or evenings, it’s magnetic. People sometimes lean in and say, “Hey, nice scent.” That never gets old. ⸻ ✅ Pros • Fresh & Bold Opening: The citrus + pepper combo is striking, memorable, and energetic. • Versatility: Good for day and night, casual or dressier times. • Signature Recognition: It’s known; people tend to recognize the scent—and often compliment it. • Woody Warmth as It Settles: The woody/amber base softens just enough to balance the brightness. ⸻ ⚠️ Cons • Common & “Safe”: Because it’s so popular, it loses uniqueness. You’ll smell it on many men. • Fade & Projection Dropoff: After the first strong few hours, it sits close to skin. • Aggressive If Over-Sprayed: The opening can dominate if you hit yourself too hard. Gentle hands needed. • Heat Sensitivity: In very hot weather, the brightness can wick away, and the woods don’t always push through.

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An amazing smell!

This is my review of Dior savage, Soon as you open the bottle you smell the strong woody smell straight away, it’s been complimented multiple times by a few people and it’s very long lasting

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