Review of Eau Sauvage Eau de Toilette by RINA

The scent is clean yet possesses a green bitterness, lending it a nuance that truly evokes "wild water." It opens with an abundance of lemon, creating a clear, transparent feel. Distinctive green accents of petitgrain bigarade and the crisp aroma of thyme define the fragrance. Beyond thyme, it incorporates notes such as rosemary, which offers a sharp, camphor-like freshness. Hedione further extends this sense of clarity, while layered notes of oakmoss become increasingly apparent. Unlike Dior’s iconic *Fahrenheit*—which was characterized by leather accents—this fragrance eschews leather in favor of oakmoss and vetiver, delivering a woody strength imbued with elegance. This approach stems from the central theme: the bounty of nature, or "wild water." By expressing a wild spirit through green notes while maintaining a clear, refined elegance, the fragrance stands as a creation uniquely characteristic of Dior.