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Ete Sauvage 1966 opens with lemon and bergamot, settles into basil, rosemary, and jasmine, and dries down to oakmoss, vetiver, and amber.
Alexandria's tribute to the 1966 Eau Sauvage. Sunlit lemon and bergamot over Mediterranean herbs, oakmoss and vetiver.
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Ete Sauvage 1966 is inspired by Eau Sauvage Dior. Scentarchy tracks community-reported similarity to help you decide if it matches your expectations.
Ete Sauvage 1966 opens with lemon and bergamot, settles into basil, rosemary, and jasmine, and dries down to oakmoss, vetiver, and amber.