Cedarwood Sandalwood Amber Patchouli vs Sauvage
People who smelled both say they have some resemblance. Sauvage is longer lasting, and Sauvage projects more strongly.
- Zielinski & Rozen · 2020Cedarwood Sandalwood Amber Patchouli
- DiorSauvage
How alike are they?
The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.
Based on a few votesWhere they differ
- Sauvage is longer lasting.
- Sauvage projects more strongly.
- Sauvage leans more masculine.
How they wear
Longevity
Moderate longevityBased on many votes
Long lastingLonger lasting than 55% of fragrancesBased on lots of votes
Projection
Soft projectionBased on many votes
Moderate projectionBased on lots of votes
Gender lean
Unisex, leans masculineBased on many votes
Leans masculineBased on lots of votes
What they're made of
Cedarwood Sandalwood Amber Patchouli
Main accords
- Woody
- Earthy
- Powdery
- Creamy
- Resinous
- Amber
Sauvage
Main accords
- Fresh spicy
- Amber
- Aromatic
- Citrus
- Musky
- Woody
Top notes
- calabrian bergamot
- pepper
Heart notes
- elemi
- geranium
- lavender
- patchouli
- pink pepper
- sichuan pepper
- vetiver
Which one is for you?
Pick Cedarwood Sandalwood Amber Patchouli if…
- you want one that is shorter lasting
- you want one that projects more softly
- you want one that leans more feminine
Pick Sauvage if…
- you want one that is longer lasting
- you want one that projects more strongly
- you want one that leans more masculine