Eau Sauvage EDT 1970's Bottle, Men Perfume Sample
Fragrance Description:
Dior Eau Sauvage EDT, is a citrus forward aromatic chypre. It opens with a burst of lemon, bergamot, and aromatic herbs that feels crisp, natural, and effortlessly elegant. As it develops, subtle jasmine, basil, rosemary, and oakmoss emerge, giving the fragrance a sophisticated green character, while vetiver, musk, and woods provide a smooth, and clean foundation. The overall impression is of freshly squeezed citrus that dries down to green herbs, soft florals, basil and woods.
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Type: Citrus Aromatic Chypre
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Introduced in: 1966
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This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: N/A = 1970's (Older bottles will not read "Eau De Toilette" on the front of the bottle)
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Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
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Occasion: Morning
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Longevity: Six hours
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Projection: Moderate
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Gender: Masculine
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Scent Era: Classic
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Identifying An Early Version: Older formula bottles came in a brown box, while modern bottles now come in a white box.
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