Dior Eau Sauvage

You can buy the genuine Dior Eau Sauvage straight from FragranceNet.com. The real bottle comes first; the accessible alternatives below are there if you'd rather spend less.

Dior Eau Sauvage reads as citrus, floral, aromatic, woody, the coarse families Dior Official US cites. How it wears depends on your skin and the concentration. We only publish notes and accords we can trace to a source.

The genuine Dior Eau Sauvage runs $111.99 at FragranceNet.com as of this page's last update, though retailers set their own prices and change them.

We rank the "smells-like" alternatives to Eau Sauvage by how closely their cited accords match the original, cheapest first. A dupe is meant to evoke Eau Sauvage, not match its formula, and we say as much. If we can't verify a genuine match yet, we leave it off.

Dior Eau Sauvage is listed as a men's fragrance by the retailer. That's a marketing label, not a rule: fragrance has no gender, and plenty of "men's" scents are worn by anyone. We show how it's sold and leave the wearing to you.

Yes. We also cover Sauvage and Sauvage Elixir, each with its own page. Concentration changes the strength and often the balance of the scent, so we list the versions separately.

Givenchy Blue Label (shares Hedione, Bergamot). These share specific notes with Eau Sauvage, a closer match than a shared accord family. We rank them by how many of Eau Sauvage's cited notes they actually share, weighting rarer notes heavier than ubiquitous ones. Each is its own fragrance with real, sourced notes, not a copy of Eau Sauvage, and has its own page.

Eau Sauvage reads as citrus, floral, aromatic, woody. If that's the corner you like, you'll find Afnan 9 Am, Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gioia and Al Haramain Amber Oud Exclusif Emerald nearby. We rank them by how many of Eau Sauvage's cited accords they actually share, weighting rarer families heavier. They're their own fragrances, not copies of Eau Sauvage, and each has its own page.