Figue Sauvage by Laurence Dumont bottle
Laurence Dumont

Figue Sauvage

4.0/5 · 97 votes Feminine 2009
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Longevity2.9/5
Sillage3.0/5
Day100
Night33
Fall70
Spring61
Winter58
Summer45
Our take

Figue Sauvage opens with a bright lift of bergamot and ylang-ylang, a citrus-floral pairing with a sunny, slightly creamy edge. As fig arrives, the scent turns softer and more rounded, with violet laying a fine powder over the fruit. The effect feels polished and feminine, sweet enough to feel inviting while the green facet keeps the first impression fresh.

The base is where Figue Sauvage finds its shape. Vanilla brings a smooth, warm sweetness to the fig, while sandalwood gives the finish a pale, woody creaminess. Together they suggest a wooden bowl holding ripe figs beside a violet sachet, a single concrete image. The wood grows clearer as the opening sparkle settles, and the powdery violet adds a soft, neat texture to the base. It has a gentle gourmand warmth, with enough green and floral detail to keep the composition airy.

On skin, Figue Sauvage carries balanced staying power, with settled presence. Its projection forms a quiet personal aura for daytime settings such as an office or lunch. Fig softened by vanilla and sandalwood suits lovers of a powdery finish, while sharper tastes may find the sweetness too soft.

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