Dior

Sauvage sits within a catalogue built on woody, citrus and floral accords. Wearing a fragrance from this house often feels anchored by bergamot and musk, with rose and jasmine adding a layer of softness to the sharper edges. The woody and citrus elements provide a clear structure, while the florals unfold gradually.

Alongside this core, the scents frequently develop powdery and sweet facets, sometimes leaning into white floral tones. The materials create a sensation that is both bright and rounded, moving from the initial lift of citrus into a deeper, warmer finish. The interplay between the fresh top notes and the floral heart gives the compositions a distinct texture that carries through the range.