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Citron
Bergamote
Élémi
Romarin
Poivre
Cardamome
Vétiver
Myrrhe
CèdreThe full bottle of Eau Sauvage Parfum is 1,450 MAD for 100 ml, which is 15 MAD per millilitre. The 2ml decant works out at 28 MAD per millilitre, so 1.9 times more. That premium buys you roughly 5 days of wearing it properly, on your own skin, in your own climate, before you decide whether to put 1,395 MAD more on the shelf.
| Size | Price | Price per ml | Sprays |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2ml | 55 MAD | 28 MAD | 20 |
| 5ml | 105 MAD | 21 MAD | 50 |
| 10ml | 160 MAD | 16 MAD | 100 |
| 100 mlbottle | 1,450 MAD | 15 MAD | 1,000 |
Estimated at 0.1 ml per spray, the average for an atomiser. The bottle price is the one observed in store in Morocco.
Original bottles
While the original is a light citrus cologne, Eau Sauvage Parfum is much darker and heavier, focusing on Vetiver and Myrrh instead of oakmoss.
Yes, its clean and woody profile is professional, though its increased potency means you should apply it sparingly.
You can expect 8 to 10 hours of wear, which is a significant upgrade over the traditional citrus compositions.