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Sauvage and Bleu de Chanel

What matters most to you?

Your answers sharpen what we pick for you.

DiorSauvageSmelled it?
ChanelBleu de ChanelSmelled it?

How they smell

What do they smell like?

Sauvage smells of citrus peel, pepper and dry woods; Bleu de Chanel smells of citrus peel, dry woods and sandalwood.

Sauvagecitrus peel · pepper · dry woods · crisp
Bleu de Chanelcitrus peel · dry woods · sandalwood

Wearers who know both say

“Pretty common rule. EDT for Sauvage, and EDP for Bleu de Chanel.”

Reddit comment, r/Colognes, 2022 · 4 votes

How they wear

Which lasts longest?

Sauvage lasts longest: into the evening.

SauvageInto the evening 9–12 hours
Bleu de ChanelA work day 6–9 hours

Which will others notice?

Sauvage carries furthest: across a room.

SauvageAcross a room across a room
Bleu de ChanelSomeone beside you arm’s length

When do they suit?

Sauvage: the office, every day and going out, all year; Bleu de Chanel: the office, every day, date nights and special occasions, all year.

SauvageOfficeEvery dayGoing outSpringSummerFallWinter
Bleu de ChanelOfficeEvery dayDate nightsSpecial occasionsSpringSummerFallWinter

Cost, and who they suit

Which costs least to wear?

Sauvage, at about 14¢ a spray. Bleu de Chanel costs about the same.

Sauvage14¢ a spray $142 for 100 ml
Bleu de Chanel17¢ a spray $173 for 100 ml

Who do they suit?

Sauvage suits younger men; Bleu de Chanel suits men of any age.

SauvageYounger men
Bleu de ChanelMen of any age

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