Sauvage and Wild Rush

What do they smell like?

Sauvage smells of citrus peel, pepper and dry woods; Wild Rush smells of berries, lavender and burnt sugar.

Sauvagecitrus peel · pepper · dry woods · crisp

Wild Rushberries · lavender · burnt sugar · sweet

Wearers who know both say

“The opening is like Sauvage drizzled with bright and sweet blueberry syrup.”

Reddit post, r/ScentHeads, 2026

Which lasts longest?

Sauvage lasts longest: into the evening.

SauvageInto the evening 9–12 hours

Wild RushA work day 6–9 hours

Which will others notice?

Sauvage carries furthest: across a room.

SauvageAcross a room across a room

Wild RushSomeone beside you arm’s length

When do they suit?

Sauvage: the office, every day and going out, all year; Wild Rush: every day, date nights and going out, all year.

SauvageOfficeEvery dayGoing outSpringSummerFallWinter

Wild RushEvery dayDate nightsGoing outSpringSummerFallWinter

Which costs least to wear?

Sauvage, at about 14¢ a spray. Wild Rush costs about 3 times as much.

Sauvage14¢ a spray $142 for 100 ml

Wild Rush47¢ a spray $420 for 90 ml

Who do they suit?

Sauvage suits younger men; Wild Rush suits wearers of any age.

SauvageYounger men

Wild RushWearers of any age