Sauvage Very Cool Spray Dior 2017

In the last days and weeks, one could once again follow live how some members maneuvered themselves into a corner with subjective assessments of certain fragrances. You could read along as lovers and wearers of specific scents were seemingly placed in a corresponding category. In a blog, the entire duel could even be tracked. Do not misunderstand this paragraph. It is not meant to reflect a judgment of individual opinions.

People, relax. We are a very, very large community with all facets and riches of life. From over 14 to over 60, from teachers, bricklayers, athletes, to lawyers, everything is represented. From lovers of fresh-fruity-modern scents to classic enthusiasts to oud fanatics, everything is present. Everything, really everything of every color. And as life is, not everyone likes everything. That is a law of nature and that is a good thing. Here in Cologne, we have a saying for this: "Every Jeck is different."

Personally, I also do not like comments that want to cast a certain wearership in a particular light (whether intentionally or unintentionally). Nevertheless, I view such comments with ease.

This fragrance here belongs to those that are fundamentally discussed controversially.
Either you love it or you hate it. Honestly, I have rarely read anything in between so far.

The Very Cool Spray unmistakably starts like the EdT. It is the same scent. It is Sauvage. However, it is a bit fresher and friendlier. The synthetic base mood is the same. Slightly sweet, fresh, and creamy. When this "extra" freshness subsides a bit, the normal Sauvage DNA becomes more apparent. It feels like the EdT, but with less pepper and ambroxan. Lighter in its basic orientation; however, definitely not lightweight. A little "less wrapped."

The longevity and sillage are, in my feeling, still very good.
I must admit, I find the bottle somehow cool and the sprayer is amazing. Please learn from it. As much as comes out with the Very Cool, I believe no other bottle produces that much.

However, I probably will not (yet) buy it. I simply do not like it (yet).
But still, I can understand the lovers of this perfume. For a modern scent, it is simply very well executed compared to many others of its kind. Here, you can clearly see the quality of Dior.

And one thing I must also admit fairly: You receive compliments (which is not important to me, as I wear fragrances for myself). It seems to be perceived as very interesting due to its sillage.

I hope that was objective enough.

In conclusion, it should be noted: Wear what you want! A lover of classic English scents will hardly find pleasure in this fragrance and vice versa just as little.

Regards

Your Profumorist