DomeMzr

For me, Dior Sauvage is an absolutely successful fragrance that I have loved in the past. It has a unique, radiant and peppery spiciness that I find very pleasant and invigorating. This fragrance has an almost electric presence that is clearly masculine. It is absolutely unmistakable and has a top performance with excellent sillage and longevity (more pronounced in the EdP, of course) that never feels intrusive, but simply has a pleasant presence. The only reason I no longer use Sauvage is because too many people wear it.

For me, Cool Water is an icon of aquatic freshness, which I personally love. It has an incredibly clean and masculine aura that is refreshing and invigorating. It feels like a fresh shower without smelling like shower gel. For me, it has a clear, unobtrusive presence.

For me, this is the perfect year-round fragrance for formal occasions and especially for work. The sillage is present but still subtle and the longevity is not a hero, but absolutely sufficient.
It smells indefinably fresh to the perfect degree and is clear and round. My wife finds it very masculine. For me, it is professional, elegant, serious and self-confident. It is not too warm and dense, nor too fresh and sparkling, which makes it suitable for all seasons. It also doesn't necessarily smell sensual or strikingly deep, which is not necessary in a professional context. I clearly perceive the conifers, which together with the vetiver gives it its unique natural freshness.
This fragrance gives me a professional and confident feeling through its constant, subtle presence at work - exactly the desired effect on my mind. It fits perfectly into my repertoire, as I would rather not wear it in my free time. It develops pleasantly in the first few hours, even if it doesn't undergo a metamorphosis.