Azlan Oud Blue Edition

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨ (4.5/5) After some previous disappointments in the line, the Bleu Edition is a massive redemption. This is a high-concentration powerhouse designed for anyone who demands "beast mode" performance and technical precision. It is widely considered the gold standard for those seeking the specific DNA of Sauvage Elixir without the designer price tag. The Profile Breakdown The Opening: A punchy, high-definition blast of Grapefruit, Cardamom, and Cinnamon. It has a "heavyweight" feel right from the first spray—dense, spicy, and intentional. The Mid: The heart moves into a clean, sophisticated blend of Lavender and Patchouli. This provides a masculine, structured "backbone" that keeps the fragrance from feeling messy. The Base: This is the engine room. With Licorice, Sandalwood, and Haitian Vetiver, the dry-down is dark, woody, and incredibly persistent. It’s a thick, resinous finish that stays on the skin for an eternity. Technical Performance: "Godzilla Mode" Longevity: This is easily 12+ hours on skin. If you spray this on a hoodie, it’s going to stay there until you wash it. It’s built for the long haul. Sillage: Enormous. It creates a massive "scent bubble" that commands attention. Hardware: The presentation—featuring a magnetic cap and a pressurized atomizer—feels well-engineered, matching the high-quality feel of the juice inside. The Collector’s Verdict The Match: It is remarkably close to Sauvage Elixir, reaching a 95-99% similarity in the air. The Edge: It actually turns the spices up slightly more than Sauvage Elixir, giving it a sharper, more aggressive profile that many collectors actually prefer. The "Pro" Tip: Like many high-performance Middle Eastern scents, it benefits from a few weeks of "maceration" (sitting in the bottle) to truly smooth out and reach its full potential. Final Word: This is a heavyweight champion. It’s a complex, nuclear-performing fragrance that delivers elite-level engineering for a fraction of the cost. If you want the power of Sauvage Elixir with maximum efficiency, this is the ultimate pick. 🏆💨

It starts off with zingy grapefruit and instant you smell the licorice way down in the background, alongside some nice spicy cardamom. There is a smoky overtone at first that must come from some sort of intense or maybe it is oud that is not listed in the note officials. During the mid, lavender takes over and it's so nice, and expensive smelling, , mixed with the patchouli. It has a deep powdery dry down. Comparing the the likeness between Haramain Azlan Oud Bleu Edition Spray and Dior Sauvage Elixir: Similarities and Likeness: Cardamom: Both fragrances feature the note of Cardamom, which adds a spicy and aromatic element to the composition. Grapefruit: Both fragrances incorporate Grapefruit as a top note, providing a refreshing and citrusy touch to the scent. Exact Notes that are identical in both fragrances: Cinnamon: Both fragrances share the note of Cinnamon, contributing a warm and slightly sweet characteristic. Patchouli: Both fragrances contain Patchouli, a deep and earthy note that adds richness to the composition. Lavender: Both fragrances feature Lavender as a middle note, lending a soothing and aromatic aspect to the blend. Licorice: Both fragrances include Licorice as a base note, bringing a sweet and slightly anise-like aroma to the mix. Haitian Vetiver: Both fragrances share the note of Haitian Vetiver in their base, providing an earthy and woody undertone. Overall it out lasted 12 hours, testing it in tropical weather all day had no effect on it, it stays on your skin as if nothing can take it off. The difference in this and other brands that have similar DNAs is the quality of the ingredients and aroma chemicals, you can definitely tell they took there time on the mathematics and the entire composition is so well done. I imagine if you were to spray your clothes it would never come off untill you wash them. Extremely powerful, extreme projection and extreme longevity.

At this point, I feel like I should disclose that I’m not sponsored by Al Haramain. But if there’s one house that truly aligns with what I look for safe blind buys with consistently good quality scents it’s always them. I want to keep this short, but I could easily go in depth. You get a nice, premium looking box that opens up smoothly. It all feels very luxurious. Inside, there’s a bottle that looks amazing. It’s heavy, it looks luxurious, and it feels luxurious. The gold plating is topped with a beautiful cap that’s attached with a magnet, and it feels very high quality. Spraying it immediately, it’s 1:1 with Elixir. I’ve smelled Elixir in the store I don’t own it myself but to me, it’s identical to Dior Sauvage Elixir. You get the same opening burst of that nice, spicy, manly scent. When you let it sit for a while, it transitions into more of a blue type scent, similar to Dior Sauvage or Dylan Blue. A nice little blue vibe comes through. Definitely more of a night/date/autumn winter type of scent. You could wear this in an office, but I feel like it’s a bit too dark for that. It wouldn’t be a huge problem, but it feels more fitting for a nice dinner date or an evening out. Overall, I paid €55 for it. The experience feels premium and luxurious. I haven’t worn it for long I just got it but based on how it is right now, I believe that if this ever runs out, I’ll immediately restock. I’m not sure yet about the projection and sillage because I haven’t tested it properly, but according to the comments below, it’s an insanely powerful nuclear projection beast. Overall, definitely very good, very masculine, very sexy a nice blue scent. 10/10 didn’t expect it to feel this premium.

Sauvage Elixir is a fantastic fragrance but as great as it is, I can't rationalise spending $275 AUD on a 60ml bottle of fragrance. I am very supportive of the clone market. I have Rayhaan Imperia Legacy (which is a Kouros clone) and Al Rehab Dakar (which is a Drakkar Noir clone). Both of those blow the OGs out of the water - and for a much cheaper price. This in itself proves that you don't have to spend $$$ on designer fragrances when you can get something in the same ballpark (and which often performs better) for peanuts. To try out the Sauvage Elixir DNA, I tried Asad. It's cheap and over hyped but honestly, it's a $30 fragrance and it smells like that. The scent is fantastic but longevity leaves a lot to be desired. After some research, I came across Azlan Bleu Oud Edition. It's pricier than most clones (I had to import it from Fragrancenet - paid $109 AUD for a 100ml bottle) but due to the stellar reviews, I pulled the trigger. I have only sampled Sauvage Elixir - but to me, this is extremely close. People can critique it all they want - but honestly, it's in the same wheelhouse as the OG. Out in the wild, fragheads will think you're wearing Sauvage Elixir, others will just think you smell nice. The longevity is insane. I did three sprays the other night around 9pm and I was still getting wafts at 1pm the next afternoon. On clothing, it lasts through a washing cycle. The packaging and bottle design are stellar. The atomiser is pressurized and sprays beautifully. All in all, if you enjoy the Sauvage Elixir DNA but don't have or want to spend the $$$ on the OG, this is your best bet. Yes, it's pricier than the other clones but it's worth it.

First off, presentation is top-notch, I was wow'd, the sprayer, the perfume, amazing quality. I have both Azlan Oud Bleu and Sauvage Elixir, and It can definitely tell you, they do not smell the same, but they are both sharing the same headspace. Sauvage is surely a deeper, more "soapy", sophisticated smell that gives off a manly yet elegant vibe, I just love it, and therefore, I decided to buy this said to be the "best DSE clone", expecting it would be 1:1 as everyone says. Yet Azlan Bleu is lacking in that department, it's a little in your face with sharp notes, and it just doesn't give the same smooth, oily, deep smell sensation as Elixir. If I were to give it a similarity percentage, I'd say 70% would be accurate, which is still really good. This is only because of the dry-down, in which they certainly differ from one another, but that's okay. Longevity: performance is literally the same as Elixir, it's crazy, half a spray and every single whiff I take is Azlan Oud Bleu. On clothes, even longer. I have a hoodie that I sprayed this thing on once 2 days ago and it's still going STRONG. I really don't think you can buy anything of bigger quality than this at this price range (50 Euro) As a fragrance, it's absolutely amazing, but as a clone and if you only want the true Elixir experience, I would rather buy the OG, it just isn't beaten.

I have a lot of respect for Al Haramain as a perfume house, so I decided to blind buy this fragrance without even knowing it was considered a clone of Sauvage Elixir. What drew me in, were the notes, the elegant bottle design, and, oddly enough, the logo. It turned out to be one of the best blind purchases I've ever made. Yes, you can definitely catch the resemblance to Sauvage Elixir, but don't get it twisted, Azlan Oud Blue can stand shoulder to shoulder with the best of them. Its longevity and sillage are nothing short of outstanding. It's bold, masculine, and effortlessly confidence boosting. Every time I wear it, I feel unique, powerful, and well put together. To me, this is far more than just another clone. It's an exceptional fragrance in its own right. If you're looking for a bold, badass scent with incredible performance, you simply can't go wrong with Azlan Oud Blue.

This is really spectacular, I have an original sample of the Dior elexir in 30ml, from the first batch, those that last, and I can assure you that this is easily 95% the same as that Dior, at the exit I did not find anything synthetic, this brand is without a doubt one of my favorites, I love that they made a concentration of extract, spectacular performance, half of the original, at least in my country Chile, a price of 55 Dollars, Dior about 110 dollars for 60 ml and its performance has dropped considerably.

This definitly has a resemblence of ASAD. Although for me, ASAD opens up straight as SAUVAGE elixir, this open up more FRESH, blue, citrusy. The patcholi is definitly more promenent for me as it settles down. It then finally settles down to the SAUVAGE ELIXIR that i know and love, with that sandlewood. But yes, if you love SAUVAGE ELIXIR you'll like this. In summary, imagine, a fresh fragrance, like a blue de chanel, if it had a baby with SAUVAGE ELIXIR. This would be it.

It is good, but not as close to elixir as people say. If you are a lover of sauvage elixir but just trying to save money, i think you should just find a good deal on the original. On the other hand, if you just like the smell of the original and don't kind paying less for something that's 75% close to it, this works in the same situations. I personally wish i would have spent a bit more on mercari for the og but i will still use this.

Personally, one of the closest Dior Sauvage Elixir dupes out there, may need some time to macerate but much more accurate and longer lasting compared to Lattafa’s Asad. I do note a lack of nutmeg but I can’t really tell if it is or isn’t there, it comes in and out to my nose. Overall, high quality and well balanced. I recommend this over Lattafa’s Asad any day.

I have tested sauvage elixir, didn’t like it much at the beginning but started to like slowly and reallwanted to buy one. Few months later tried this one but price was close to 110$ and felt very similar to dse and waited for the offer and got it for around 50$ ~ 45€. I hope its worth it. I dont like lattafa blend quality so skipped it.

So glad I stumbled upon this fragrance. Don’t know why this isn’t hyped like others but that just means I got it at a great price. Super versatile scent, fresh in the opening but develops over the life of it. Also Azlan means lion, so it’s not named after a children’s book

Don't know why some say it's overpriced when I got it for around 90 dollars or less in Mexico, and it's a 100 ml bottle, obviously cheaper than Sauvage Elixir, and honestly I can't tell the difference. Absolutely immense duration and performance. Not very juvenile though.

I reviewed this previously, am going to again. I moved my review up from 3 to 5 stars. This is 90% the same as sauvage elixir, but the spices are turned up a bit. The performance is very good, i got mine for $50, and it's just little more sharp spicy than sauvage elixir.

Azlad Oud is 99.5% closer to Sauvage Elixir while Asad is 90% close to Sauvage Elixir. Azlad Oud has better quality and lasts longer 12+ hrs on clothes and 7-8 hrs on skin.

P.S. heard about it from Christian YTer who posted below (thanks my friend - excellent call!).

Sauvage elixir on steroids. 10+ hours longevity is insane. Quality ingredients too.

A-MAZ-ING! Will be a staple in many fraghead's rotation in the years to come.

This one is so powerful and I like it

#591 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Not sure why Al Haramain chose the name of a C.S. Lewis children's book character from The Chronicles of Narnia as a name for this scent. I assume it's an allusion to the celestial garden, an analogue of the Christian heaven, where the heroes of the stories go after The Last Battle, a kind of paradise. I have no idea what paradise is supposed to smell like, but if it smells like Dior Sauvage Elixir, as this fragrance does, I'm good with it. At first I wondered if Al Haramain had just rebottled Amber Oud Bleu Edition, but that's a Bleu de Chanel dupe, and this is better. Obviously intended to be a dupe of Dior Sauvage Elixir, it is a much better scent than Amber Oud Blue, or Bleu de Chanel for that matter, which has always struck me as watered down Sauvage (or Sauvage is amped up Bleu de Chanel). Azlan is apparently minus the nutmeg note of the Sauvage Elixir, but that doesn't make much of a difference to my nose, certainly not enough of a difference to pony up an additional $200 just to get the "Dior" name on the bottle. Carpool, elevator and office safe, good year round, but best for warmer climes, though as with Dior Sauvage Elixir this would not be my first choice for date night because the women I know prefer something more vanillic, like Xerjoff "Al Khatt." Lasts half the day, arm's length projection for maybe an hour, so I'd hit a respray at lunch (not great performance, but acceptable at this price point). Good Luck and Good Hunting!