Dior Eau Sauvage For Men

Eau Sauvage, 1966, is Edmond Roudnitska's masterpiece and arguably the most influential masculine ever made. It was the first fragrance to use hedione, the jasmine molecule that gives it the strange luminous quality nobody could place at the time.

Lemon, bergamot and basil open it bright and bitter. The heart is hedione with a little jasmine and coriander, clean and almost transparent, and vetiver, oakmoss and musk hold the base. Sixty years on it still smells modern, which is the only test that matters.

Eau de toilette, 3.3 oz. For men.