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The scent is loud and very, you can smell it everywhere. If you have the on it you have to sign up nowhere, they know that you come. The scent is for me only sweet and unfortunately not my case, however, I can well imagine that if you stand on something like that, found a really solid snapper here. He smells already very high quality, for the price but for my nose too stale and much too aggressive (causes massive headaches). If I ever drop the bottle, I can close the door behind me and move to another city. You have to have smelled him but on the modern young man or woman I do not smell something like that.

The combination is very quickly understood, in the opening a fresh, tangy lemon, then a little sweeter but unmistakably fresh. Just the perfect blend and even in really hot temperatures you will not be suffocated. Man(s) or woman can wear it anywhere in warmer weather and on any occasion. The fragrance is clearly more unisex than the rest of the Allure range but it still leans more to the masculine side. I can't imagine anyone complaining about wearing this fragrance. The age of the wearer also plays absolutely no role, as long as you don't like wearing more old-fashioned scents. The bottle is high-quality and also fits the color of the fragrance, only the cap is processed somewhat cheaply, stains quickly and the magnetic closure of the Bleu de Chanel cap would have been quite nice to round off the bottle.
All in all, one of the most rock-solid summer fragrances, recommended almost without any restrictions and a great, safe gift.

As you grow up, a person's inventory becomes larger and larger, at some point you have to carry a wallet around with you, car keys must not be forgotten, sunglasses are suddenly a thing of necessity or social convention. A few months ago the next step was due and I wanted to get a scent. No sooner said than done and the mobile phone was asked what the internet recommends.
Through the recommendation of a Youtuber not mentioned here (the one with the probably undiagnosed ADHS), I came across this scent. This one describes Sauvage as a Swiss Army knife, a (Attention Anglicism!) "safe blind buy". As a still very inexperienced buyer I followed his instructions and ordered the good piece on one of the many pages, of course at full price.
Opened and sprayed onto my hand, a citrus note stabbed me, which I was not particularly enthusiastic about at first. It was the first time that I ordered my own fragrance. A certain disappointment was noticeable. I put away the bottle, which I like very much and continued to work on my daily routine
Almost forgotten, I smelled it again later and the very citrusy notes turned into something very dense, a dense synthetic note that knocked me out. That was what I was looking for, a not obtrusive but perceptible, very pleasant note. What does it smell of? I have no idea. But I love wearing sweaters that have been sprayed a couple of days earlier. This smell doesn't get on my head and I'm happy to stay there
In the following days and weeks the scent literally haunted me, through the first, conscious confrontation with the scent I smelled it everywhere. On friends in the pub, while shopping, at the university. Everyone who smelled of something smelled like Sauvage
And this is also its weak point, it is the Swiss Army Knife, you can use it for any occasion, it is perfect and a large part of the environment will like it. But everyone has a Swiss Army Knife lying around at home and the purpose of a fragrance is to express a certain individuality and unfortunately Sauvage is very good but not individual
The good news is that a door has opened, the search continues and the path is the goal. Fortunately, countless experts can be found on the Internet and one more leisure activity has opened up. And the claim to "impress" others with its scent has turned into an interest that one likes to deal with and to broaden one's horizon.