Dior EAU SAUVAGE COLOGNE Eau de Cologne

Decisive, the Calabrian Bergamot establishes itself with magnitude. Powerfully dosed, it deploys its spicy and suave charm and coats the entire structure of this cologne. Harvested in southern Italy, the essence of bergamot is obtained by cold pressing fruit peels. It brings a soft and marked freshness to the perfumes. It adds a particular sparkle to the citrus notes.

Native to India and Indonesia, but also present in Haiti and Reunion Island, vetiver is a perennial plant whose roots contain the odoriferous principles. The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation. The tenacious accords of vetiver are used in woody, chypre and oriental compositions. Vetiver unfolds its refined audacity in Dior Homme's base note.

The 'Califonian Pepper tree' is a tree whose berries make up the spice known as 'Pink Berries' or 'pink peppercorns'. Originally from South America (Brazil), it is now cultivated in the Reunion Islands, hence its nickname 'Rose Gold of Reunion'. Red in color and the size of a peppercorn, its berries come in bunches and give off an intense, spicy fragrance. The Pink Berry Extract is obtained by CO2 extraction, a technique that allows it to retain all of its aroma. The Pink Berries display their spicy and fresh appeal, like a tenacious and surprising lemony pepper.