Dior Sauvage EXTRAIT Fragrance Samples | Authentic Decants (3ml, 5ml, 10ml)

Top Notes

• Calabrian Bergamot Essence
• AOP Lavender Essence from Provence

Heart Notes

• Vietnamese Oud Essence
• Leathery Facets

Base Notes

• Indonesian Patchouli Essence
• Madagascan Vetiver Essence
• Virginia Cedarwood

Dior does not present Sauvage Extrait as a conventional top-heart-base pyramid. The structure above reflects the way Dior itself describes the fragrance: aromatic bergamot and lavender contrasted with an oud-centered core and a rich accord of noble woods.

Sauvage Extrait opens with the recognizable freshness associated with the Sauvage line, but the effect is more restrained and concentrated. Calabrian bergamot adds brightness while Provence lavender brings a clean aromatic quality.

Vietnamese oud quickly becomes the defining element. Dior describes this oud as dense, warm, and animalic, with leathery facets as well as naturally honeyed and incense-like nuances. This gives Sauvage Extrait a darker and more textured personality than the citrus-forward Sauvage versions.

As it settles, Indonesian patchouli adds smoky depth while Madagascan vetiver and Virginia cedarwood create a smoother, brighter woody contrast. The overall scent is woody, aromatic, leathery, smoky, and fresh at once, with the oud providing the richest and most distinctive part of the composition.

Sauvage Extrait and Sauvage Elixir are both highly concentrated members of the Sauvage collection, but Dior builds them around very different ideas.

Sauvage Elixir emphasizes spices, specially composed lavender, and rich woods. Its character is aromatic, spicy, and dense.

Sauvage Extrait places Vietnamese oud at the center of the composition, supported by bergamot, Provence lavender, patchouli, vetiver, and cedarwood. It is woodier, more oud-focused, and more leathery in character.

For shoppers who enjoy spicy aromatic fragrances, Elixir may be the more natural choice. Those looking for a darker, oud-driven, woody interpretation of Sauvage may prefer Extrait.

Dior created Sauvage Extrait as an exceptionally concentrated interpretation with a dense woody structure. Oud, patchouli, vetiver, and cedarwood give it a richer presence than lighter members of the Sauvage collection, while bergamot and lavender prevent it from feeling completely dark or heavy.

Its profile is especially well suited to fall, winter, cooler evenings, dinners, date nights, formal events, upscale casual settings, and occasions where a deeper fragrance is appropriate. It can also work as a signature scent for someone who prefers rich woods and oud over brighter citrus-forward fragrances.

Longevity, projection, and sillage can vary depending on skin chemistry, application, climate, and environment. Dior positions Sauvage Extrait as an exceptionally concentrated fragrance, but individual performance should still be evaluated on your own skin.

A Sauvage Extrait sample lets you determine how its oud, leather-like facets, lavender, patchouli, vetiver, and cedarwood develop on your skin before investing in a full-size bottle.

Sampling is especially useful if you already know Sauvage Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum, Parfum, or Elixir and want to compare the newest interpretation. A travel-size decant also provides a convenient way to carry Sauvage Extrait without bringing the original Dior bottle.

• 3ml Sample: Approximately 25–30 sprays
• 5ml Travel Spray: Approximately 40–50 sprays
• 10ml Travel Spray: Approximately 85–100 sprays
• 30ml: Approximately 250–300 sprays

Spray counts are estimates and may vary slightly depending on the atomizer and how each spray is applied.

Each Dior Sauvage Extrait decant sold by Bluegrass Fragrance Company is transferred from an authentic original Dior bottle. The fragrance is not diluted, reformulated, or intentionally altered.

Each order is hand-filled into a glass atomizer and carefully packaged for convenient application, storage, and travel. The decant atomizer and packaging are supplied by Bluegrass Fragrance Company and are not original Dior retail packaging.

Orders are normally processed within 2–3 business days unless otherwise stated and ship from Kentucky through USPS or UPS.

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Are these authentic Dior Sauvage Extrait samples?

Yes. Each Sauvage Extrait decant sold by Bluegrass Fragrance Company is transferred from an authentic original Dior bottle.

What is a fragrance decant?

A fragrance decant is genuine fragrance transferred from its original retail bottle into a smaller atomizer. It allows you to sample or travel with the fragrance without purchasing or carrying the full-size bottle.

Is Dior Sauvage Extrait diluted?

No. Bluegrass Fragrance Company does not dilute, reformulate, or intentionally alter Sauvage Extrait during the decanting process.

Is the original Dior bottle included?

No. You are purchasing the selected amount of authentic Sauvage Extrait in a Bluegrass Fragrance Company decant atomizer. The original Dior bottle and manufacturer packaging are not included.

What does Dior Sauvage Extrait smell like?

Sauvage Extrait combines fresh bergamot and aromatic lavender with rich Vietnamese oud, leathery facets, smoky patchouli, vetiver, and cedarwood. It is darker and more wood-focused than the lighter Sauvage concentrations.

Is Sauvage Extrait the strongest Sauvage?

Dior presents Sauvage Extrait as an exceptionally concentrated Extrait de Parfum and its first Sauvage in this concentration. However, perceived strength and performance can still vary by skin, environment, and application.

Does Sauvage Extrait contain oud?

Yes. Vietnamese oud essence is the central material in Sauvage Extrait and is one of the main elements that distinguishes it from the other Sauvage fragrances.

What is the difference between Sauvage Extrait and Sauvage Elixir?

Sauvage Elixir emphasizes spices, aromatic lavender, and rich woods. Sauvage Extrait is built more directly around oud, leather-like facets, patchouli, vetiver, and cedarwood, giving it a darker woody profile.

What seasons are best for Sauvage Extrait?

Its oud, patchouli, vetiver, cedarwood, and leathery character make it especially appealing in fall, winter, and cooler weather, although personal preference ultimately determines when it works best.

Is Sauvage Extrait good for the office?

It can work in professional settings with restrained application, but its concentrated woody and oud-heavy profile may be better suited to environments where richer fragrances are appropriate.

Is Sauvage Extrait suitable for travel?

Yes. Smaller decant sizes are convenient for vacations, work bags, and everyday carry. Always follow applicable airline and transportation rules when traveling.