Encyclopedia Master Catalog #ID: perfume-671-dior-eau-sauvage

Dior•France (Est. 1946)•1966Eau de ToiletteMasculine Leaning1 views

Eau Sauvage

Master Perfumer:Edmond Roudnitska(France)

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Dior Eau Sauvage architectures a citrus aromatic profile driven by Limonene, Linalool, Coumarin, opening with Lemon, Bergamot, Basil before transitioning into a structured heart of Jasmine, Coriander, Carnation. The dry-down anchors the composition on Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk, sustaining moderate projection over 5-7 hours.

Longevity (Hours): 5-7 hours

Sillage / Projection: Moderate (Arm's Length)

Versatility Score: 8.1/10

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OLFACTORY ARCHITECTURE & NOTE PYRAMID3-Tier Molecular Dispersion

Olfactory Note Pyramid

Layer-by-layer molecular breakdown of top, heart, and base notes.

TIER 1 • OPENING

Top Notes (Opening)

First 0 - 30 Minutes•High Volatility

Sparkling, lightweight molecules released upon initial atomization.

LemonCitrusClick to inspect

BergamotCitrusClick to inspect

BasilAromatic/GreenClick to inspect

RosemaryFloralClick to inspect

CarawayWoodyClick to inspect

Fruity NotesFruityClick to inspect

TIER 2 • CORE CHARACTER

Heart Notes (Core Character)

30 Min - 4 Hours•Moderate Volatility (Core)

The heart constructing the main olfactory signature and sillage aura.

JasmineFloralClick to inspect

CorianderSpicyClick to inspect

CarnationFloralClick to inspect

PatchouliWoodyClick to inspect

Orris RootFloralClick to inspect

SandalwoodWoodyClick to inspect

RoseFloralClick to inspect

LavenderWoodyClick to inspect

HedioneAmber/OrientalClick to inspect

TIER 3 • FIXATIVE FOUNDATION

Base Notes (Drydown & Fixatives)

4 - 24+ Hours•Low Volatility (Base)

Dense molecular fixatives, woods, and resins anchoring the scent to skin.

OakmossWoodyClick to inspect

VetiverWoodyClick to inspect

MuskMuskClick to inspect

AmberAmber/OrientalClick to inspect

MOLECULAR SILLAGE STREAM• 0m → 24h+

Spectral Scent Dispersion

TIER 1 • OPENING PHASE0 min

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OLFACTORY SPECTRUMSensory Balance

Dominant Accords & Character Matrix

Main accords determined by chromatographic composition and volatile oils.

5 Primary Accords

Cumulative Accord DistributionDominant to Subtle

Citrus

92%

Dominant Accord

Aromatic

84%

Dominant Accord

Fresh Spicy

76%

Strong Body

Woody

68%

Strong Body

Earthy

60%

Strong Body

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA VERDICTVerified Empirical Wear Tests

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Longevity & Adhesion≈ 5-7 hours

Light & Refreshing Longevity

Skin Volatility Curve43%

Formula TenacityEau de Toilette

0hTop

4hHeart

8hBase

12h+Fixation

Volatile, invigorating top molecules deliver an airy, refreshing, and intimate skin wear.

Sillage & Projection0.5 – 1.5 m

Moderate (Arm's Length)

Moderate AuraTier 2 / 4

0.5m1.5m2.5m3m+

Refined arm’s-length presence ideal for professional and social settings.

Profile & CharacterSpectrum

Universal Unisex Accord

Feminine

Unisex

Masculine

Core IdentityCitrus • Aromatic

Versatility Index8.1 / 10

Balanced accords harmonize masculine and feminine facets with equal elegance.

CLIMATIC AFFINITY & TIME CYCLE

When to Wear It?

Seasonal Affinity Distribution

Dominant: Summer

Winter•Cold & Crisp

11%

Spring•Mild & Fresh

34%

Summer•Warm & Sunny

35%

Fall•Cool & Breezy

20%

Time of Day & Chrono Rhythm

Day

Daytime•Office & Sunlight

54%

Night•Evening & Event

22%

24h Round-the-Clock•All-Day Signature

24%

TARGET ENVIRONMENTS & VENUES

Ideal Places & Social Settings

TARGET ENVIRONMENT

DAILY & URBAN

Everyday City & Casual Places

Effortless urban comfort suited for daily errands, shopping avenues, campuses, and street wear.

3–4 Sprays95% Fit

WORK & OFFICE

Office, Work & Corporate

Controlled arm’s-length aura ideal for offices, meeting rooms, and shared professional workplaces.

2–3 Sprays92% Fit

CAFÉ & SOCIAL

Café, Brunch & Weekend Hangouts

Relaxed, inviting character tailored for cafés, sunlit terraces, weekend brunches, and casual lounges.

3–4 Sprays89% Fit

TRAVEL & TRIP

Travel, Holiday & Coastal Trips

Captures an uplifting getaway spirit across coastal resorts, holiday promenades, and city sightseeing.

4–5 Sprays86% Fit

SPECTRAL ANALYSIS & FORMULATIONMolecular Fingerprint

GC-MS Chemical Compounds & Fixatives

Spectrometry-identified aromatic molecules and synthetic fixative captives forming the scent backbone.

Limonene

CAS: 5989-27-5

Sparkling cold-pressed orange peel, crisp lemon zest, and effervescent top-note lift.

Function: Primary cyclic monoterpene in natural citrus oils driving immediate initial projection.

Linalool

CAS: 78-70-6

Luminous floral-woody freshness with bergamot, lavender, and petitgrain nuances.

Function: Naturally occurring monoterpene alcohol bridging radiant citrus openings into floral hearts.

Coumarin

CAS: 91-64-5

Sweet tonka bean, warm hay, toasted almond, powdery vanilla.

Function: First synthetic molecule used in luxury perfumery (Fougère Royale 1882); core of fougères and oriental ambers.

Iso E Super

CAS: 54464-57-2

Velvety, cedar-like, ambergris-sheen, transparent and expanding woody aura.

Function: Synthesized by IFF; forms the heart of modern niche perfumery (e.g. Santal 33, Molecule 01).

Hedione

CAS: 24851-98-7

Transparent jasmine petal, dewy green morning air, citrus enhancer.

Function: Synthesized by Firmenich; activates human limbic pheromonal responses and lifts fragrance compositions.

Citronellol

CAS: 106-22-9

Dewy fresh rose petal, rosy geranium leaf, and luminous citrus-floral lift.

Function: Essential rose alcohol imparting natural petal realism to Damask rose and geranium accords.

ENCYCLOPEDIA SCENT SYNOPSIS & TECHNICAL DEFINITIONVerified Taxonomy

Curated Olfactory Encyclopedia & Laboratory Technical Standard

Eau Sauvage by Dior is a masculine leaning citrus aromatic Eau de Toilette released in 1966 and composed by Edmond Roudnitska. Its official olfactory pyramid combines top notes of Lemon, Bergamot, Basil, Rosemary, Caraway, Fruity Notes, heart notes of Jasmine, Coriander, Carnation, Patchouli, Orris Root, Sandalwood, Rose, Lavender, Hedione, and a base of Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk, Amber.

Fragrance HouseDiorFrance • Est. 1946

Nose (Perfumer)Edmond RoudnitskaFrance

ConcentrationEau de Toilette5-7 hours Longevity

Release & Gender1966 • Masculine LeaningModerate (Arm's Length) Sillage

PRIMARY AROMA CHEMICALS IDENTIFIED IN FORMULA

ISO 9235 Standard

Limonene5989-27-5

Linalool78-70-6

Coumarin91-64-5

Iso E Super54464-57-2

Hedione24851-98-7

Citronellol106-22-9

Batch Code History & Reformulations

Documented IFRA reformulations and vintage variation logs.

First introduced by Dior in 1966 as an Eau de Toilette formulation by Edmond Roudnitska, batches maintain consistent IFRA-compliant aromatic concentration and standard house flacon presentation.

CURATORIAL FAQ DOSSIERVerified Facts

Key Questions & Curatorial FAQ for Eau Sauvage

Direct answers regarding longevity, seasonal pairing, olfactory notes, and formulation batch history for Dior Eau Sauvage.

How long does Dior Eau Sauvage last, and how is its sillage projection?

Eau Sauvage demonstrates an authentic longevity of approximately 5-7 hours on skin and textiles, projecting with a "Moderate (Arm's Length)" sillage radius.

Which seasons and occasions are ideal for wearing Eau Sauvage?

Eau Sauvage performs at its peak during Summer & Spring & Autumn & Winter (Everyday City & Casual Places, Office, Work & Corporate), boasting a curatorial versatility rating of 8.1/10.

What are the signature fragrance notes and olfactory pyramid of Eau Sauvage?

Opens with notes of Lemon, Bergamot, Basil, transitions through Jasmine, Coriander, Carnation, and grounds into Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk. Driven by Limonene, Linalool, Coumarin molecular aroma compounds.

Has Eau Sauvage undergone any known reformulations or batch variations?

First introduced by Dior in 1966 as an Eau de Toilette formulation by Edmond Roudnitska, batches maintain consistent IFRA-compliant aromatic concentration and standard house flacon presentation.