One useful detail.
Elixir is its own extraordinarily concentrated spice-lavender-woods composition, not simply a stronger bottle of Sauvage Parfum.
CitrusSpicyAromaticWoodsAmberDense
Spicy grapefruit cuts through cinnamon, nutmeg and cardamom before dense lavender, licorice, patchouli, vetiver and ambery woods take over.
SweetnessLowTemperatureWarmTextureDense · DryPresenceProminent
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The parts they want you to notice.
Spicy GrapefruitCinnamonNutmegCardamomLavenderLicoriceHaitian VetiverPatchouliAmbery Woods
Spicy · fresh · woody. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Elixir naming / intensity versus standard concentration labels
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Related, not interchangeable.
Sauvage contains several exact products. Check the concentration and full name.
Dior · Eau de Toilette
Sauvage
CitrusAromaticWoodsCrisp
Sharp bergamot and peppery freshness over dry, ambery woods.
Dior · Parfum · Alcohol-Free
Sauvage Eau Forte
AromaticSpicyWoodsWatery
Cool spices and pale lavender over smooth, musky woods in an alcohol-free formula.
Dior · Eau de Parfum
Sauvage
CitrusAromaticWoodsGourmand
Spicy Calabrian bergamot opens with juicy brightness before earthy patchouli and subtly smoky vanilla warm the familiar Sauvage woods.
Dior · Parfum
Sauvage
CitrusWoodsGourmandAmber
Spicy mandarin flashes over smooth tonka bean and dense, creamy sandalwood for a warmer, rounder Sauvage trail.
Dior
Dior fragrance has lived alongside the couture house since its earliest era. Icons, new launches and tightly named concentration families all coexist here—house mythology is lovely, but the full product name keeps the comparison honest.