In my search for the best Sauvage clone, I went through Asad, Dylan Blue & Nuit d'Issey, with Salvo as the final stop, which by far is the best value for money among those I tried. The positives of Asad are its longevity, Dylan Blue's accuracy and longevity, but the price ruins it for us, and Nuit d'Issey, apart from the 150ml, has nothing more to offer. Next time I will try the EDP.

I have been using Dior for years and the elixir. After a friend's suggestion and a video on YouTube, I decided to try this, and I can't tell any difference from Sauvage edp and I won't be paying 80 euros anymore. Maybe someone will say yes, there is a slight difference in longevity, but I personally didn't notice it. For me, the purchase is worth it 100%, the only difference is that one doesn't say Dior on it, it says Maison Alhambra

Quite an accurate clone of Dior Sauvage, but it mainly lacks in quality (and the rest follows), it is clearly a good and cheap fragrance. The sprayer is unexpectedly good, but it sprays a bit more concentrated/narrow than I would like. In summary: - With the Salvo Intense 100ml at ~€15, there is no reason for anyone to buy a "type" fragrance of Sauvage. - With the Armaf Odyssey Wild One Gold Edition, there is no reason for anyone to buy the original Dior Sauvage (it has shorter longevity and projection, but absolutely sufficient and for the price very good, excellent quality, the closest clone but also with character)

Perfect clone, it continues to be a clone of course and there are definitely minor differences BUT it is VFM and recommended for a blind buy

I haven't smelled the sauvage EDP, but for this reason, I have to say that it is a great fragrance. It has a very good longevity and sillage. It is definitely worth 70-80 euros, as both the bottle and packaging are very nice.