DIOR EAU SAUVAGE (1966) POUR HOMME AFTERSHAVE 100 ml 3.4 FL.OZ
THE FIRST MEN’S FRAGRANCE RELEASED BY THE HOUSE
The glossy brown-toned box, with its yellow trim and name set against a red background, isn’t just beautiful—it’s stunning
Its design was influenced by Dior’s friend Percy Savage, who also gave the fragrance its name
The magnificent, clear, aristocratic bottle was designed by Pierre Dinand
The bottle’s diagonally fluted sides resemble the neat pleats of a garment
Elegant silver cap with a raised design reminiscent of a sewing thimble
The name appears at the center of the bottle, with the same raised design
PERFUMER : Edmond Roudnitska, using ingredients from Firmenich
AROMATIC INGREDIENTS: (BOTANICAL – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):
Bergamot (Calabria) - Lemon (Amalfi) - Basil – Petitgrain (Bitter orange leaves) – Rosemary – Cumin – Lavender from Vaucluse.
Patchouli (Indonesia) – Jasmine – Clove – Coriander – Orris root – Rose – Lily – Sandalwood.
Oakmoss – Amber – Vetiver – Cedarwood (Virginia) - Labdanum.
Methyl dihydrojasmonate (Hedione – pleasure – 2%).
The bergamot from Reggio, Calabria (the ancient Greek city of Rhegium) is the finest, fruitiest, and has a peppery nuance
A legendary fragrance, a myth of perfumery
A fragrance, a timeless masterpiece
One of the most aristocratic and elegant fragrances ever released
An elegant and refined fragrance
THE PRODUCT IS INTACT
THE PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN USED
AUTHENTIC AND RARE
FIRST EDITION
PRODUCED IN 1982