No.662 Sauvage

Eden's No.662 goes after Dior Sauvage Elixir, the concentrated, spice-forward flanker that turned up the intensity on the original Sauvage. It opens with a warm rush of cinnamon, nutmeg and cardamom brightened by grapefruit, giving it a boozy, gourmand-adjacent edge that's noticeably richer than the standard fresh Sauvage. A simple lavender heart bridges into a dense, dark base of licorice, sandalwood, amber, patchouli and vetiver, which is where the fragrance leans hardest into the Elixir's signature heaviness. It's built for cold-weather evenings and occasions where a bold, room-filling scent is the goal rather than something understated. The overall spicy-balsamic-woody profile tracks the original's concept closely, but the Elixir is famous for its extreme concentration and multi-day longevity, and this vegan alternative - while rich for a dupe - doesn't match that same intensity or lasting power over the course of a wear.