We list it as a match for one original, Dior Sauvage EDP. One owner report scores it 7 for accuracy and 6 for longevity, from $15. The Scent File Pick for Sauvage EDP is ALT Fragrances Farouche.
Two separate scores, never averaged: how close it smells, and how long it lasts.
Against Dior Sauvage EDP, Maison Alhambra Salvo scores accuracy 7 — recognizable but not identical. A strong buy if you want the vibe cheaply; if that scent is a daily signature, the original keeps a real edge on precision.
Every pairing shows where it comes from and how far we trust it.
One owner’s review: generic in a good way, sweeter than Sauvage and weaker on the pepper, lasting 5–6 hours. The reviewer bought it as a Sauvage EDT clone.
“it’s not a one on one copy of Sauvage as it’s sweeter than Sauvage.”
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The first 3 of the other 4 matches we list for Dior Sauvage EDP, in our ranking.
Six reviewers who know Sauvage weigh in: four call it a clear clone, one of them side by side, one says recent batches have drifted to something only in the same family, and one finds it nothing close. Wear time is its strong point, a full day and more.
About twenty-seven reviewers who know Sauvage compare the two: most find the same DNA at seventy to ninety percent, with a tangier citrus opening and more vanilla; several say it is nearer Prada Luna Rossa Carbon. Wear time is around five to eight hours.
A widely-cited Sauvage budget clone — keeps the fresh peppery citrus and ambroxan feel but reads slightly smoother and less sharp. Most comparisons reference Sauvage generally rather than the EDP specifically.
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