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How Dior Created the Boldest Sauvage Cologne Yet

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How Dior Created the Boldest Sauvage Cologne Yet
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Dior has created a new expression of its popular Sauvage fragrance, called Sauvage Extrait, which is a more concentrated and intense version of the original scent. The new fragrance was created by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, who aimed to push the boundaries of the original scent and create a more sensual and rugged fragrance. The result is a unique and sexy fragrance that embodies a particular kind of masculinity, one that is rooted in the confidence of the 70s and 80s.

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DiorStyleMen's GroomingHow Dior Created the Boldest Sauvage Cologne YetFollow Men's GroomingView feedHow Dior Created the Boldest Sauvage Cologne YetPerfumer Francis Kurkdjian tells us all about the sultry, sexy new Extrait formulation.By Alfonso Fernández NavasPublished: Jul 30, 2026 6:00 AM EDTSave ArticleShare Article6 min readJust over a decade ago, when Dior created Sauvage, the world of men’s fragrance was far simpler. Usually, an eau de toilette would do the trick. Thing have changed—rather drastically. Scents have become more concentrated, notes more varied.

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