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Sauvage Eau de Parfum

7 notes catalogued · sourced Aug 2026

Scent DNA · Warm, with Fresh Depth

  • Spicy 43%
  • Amber 14%
  • Aromatic 14%
  • Citrus 14%
  • Gourmand 14%

Note Pyramid

The first spray is bright and zesty — bergamot — before a peppery and lively heart of Sichuan pepper, lavender and star anise takes over. On skin it settles into something rich and ambery: Ambroxan and vanilla. (Description based on notes.)

How It Smells & Compares

Peppery and aromatic: a single citrus top, a heart of Sichuan pepper, star anise and lavender, and an ambroxan-vanilla base.

Closest in our data

  • Dior Sauvage Eau de ToiletteShares Sichuan pepper, lavender, ambroxan. No vetiver or patchouli here; adds star anise, nutmeg, vanilla.
  • Armani CodeOverlaps on bergamot and star anise only. Turns to tonka bean, leather and tobacco.
More detail

Sauvage Eau de Parfum is built from very few notes, arranged in an unusual way: one citrus note (bergamot) on top, a heart made almost entirely of spice — Sichuan pepper, star anise and nutmeg, with lavender — and a base of ambroxan and vanilla. Spicy notes account for 43% of its scent DNA, so the first impression is peppery and aromatic, with vanilla rounding the drydown rather than making it sweet.

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