Salvo

SALVO EDP (MAISON ALHAMBRA) 💎 O MEU "ASSINATURA BARATINHO" O Salvo EDP é aquele perfume que não pode faltar na minha coleção. Para vocês terem ideia, ele é meu "assinatura" de guerra para o dia a dia (custou só R$ 90!), enquanto o Club de Nuit (R$ 175) fica como o assinatura mais caro. Uso quase todas as manhãs, é versátil demais! 👃 O QUE EU SINTO (EXPERIÊNCIA DE USUÁRIO) Não sou especialista, mas uso ele todo santo dia. - A Saída: Ela é bem cortante e seca. Tem cheiro de casca de limão com "mato" — me lembra um pouco citronela ou eucalipto. Confesso que não curto tanto esses primeiros minutos. - A Evolução: Depois de 10 a 15 minutos, a mágica acontece. Vira um suco de limão com cheiro de grama molhada de orvalho, bem fresca. No final, ele fica mais apimentado e com um toque de lavanda, mas sempre mantendo esse limão gostoso. - Apresentação: O frasco é bruto! Pesado, bonito e com tampa magnética que dá um estalo satisfatório. ⏱️ PERFORMANCE & "MODO DE USO" Aqui eu não economizo: mando 12 borrifadas! Como é barato, passo sem dó: - 3 de cada lado do pescoço; - 1 no meio do peito; - 2 a 3 em cada braço; - 1 em cada ombro da camiseta. Resultado: Aplico às 8h da manhã e sinto ele exalar bem por umas 3 horas. Às 19h (11 horas depois!) ele ainda está lá, firme e forte, rente à pele. 📅 ONDE EU USO É o rei dos dias quentes e ocasiões casuais: - Trabalho, faculdade ou escola; - Parquinho com o filho e a esposa; - Churrasco de família, visita na mãe ou igreja de manhã; - Uso até para dormir as vezes de tão confortável! mas ai eu dou um ou duas borrifadas apenas 📊 RESUMO GERAL Preço Médio: R$ 90,00 (no precinho com cupom no grupo de ofertas de perfumes "garimpo das fragrancias"). - Inspiração: Dizem ter +90% de semelhança com o Sauvage, mas nunca tive o original para confirmar. - Custo-Benefício: Absurdo. Qualidade nota 10 por preço de perfume nacional básico. - Recompraria? Com certeza, sempre! - Blind? Sim, se você gosta de perfumes frescos e cítricos. NOTA: 9/10 (Só não é 10 pq eu acho a abertura dele meio seca e cortante)

#746 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Sauvage EDP on the back of my left hand. Salvo EDP on the back of my right hand. I'm a human, not a human-Schnauzer hybrid, so I'm sure someone will disagree, but to me this is 99.999% identical in the opening. Identical in the initial projection. 4 hours later, solid longevity from both. The Salvo has actually stayed citrusy. That's a neat trick I wish everyone would learn ("Better Living Through Chemistry!"). The Sauvage is a teensy bit more noticeable by lunchtime, but not enough to matter to me. At $20 vs $100 this is a no brainer. And unlike the Dior, which I am certain uses synthetic bergamot oil which always triggers a sneezing fit, this is apparently the real Calabrian item as it claims. A girlfriend's neighbor has the real deal growing in her yard and I can snort that all day and it doesn't bother my sinuses at all, and neither does this. I also have the Salvo Intense version not yet in the database here. I like the labdanum, pink pepper, cedar, elemi and geranium notes in the Intense version. But I like the nutmeg and anise in this more. They're different enough and cheap enough that it's worth getting both. At $20 a bottle I see no reason to choose between them. Alhambra did a good job here duping the Sauvage. They've also done amazing work with their PDM clones. The Tom Ford clones are not nearly as good, but not bad. But as "phpbb" rightly says below, the Alhambra "Avant" is a really poor attempt at cloning Creed "Aventus" that they need to just scrap and start over. We didn't need it with Mont Blanc "Explorer" and Afnan "Supremacy Not Only Intense" already out there to disappoint us.

[Salvo Intense Review] there's no Salvo intense page 1. Similarity to Sauvage EDP**: - Salvo Intense closely mirrors Sauvage EDP, capturing about 90% of its essence. However, there's a missing element that sets them apart. - Unlike Sauvage, which transforms into a projecting ambroxan metallic powerhouse, Salvo Intense maintains its initial character throughout its wear. It might warm up slightly but doesn't evolve significantly. 2. Projection and Longevity**: - Salvo Intense's projection is moderate. To make it noticeable, consider applying 4-6 sprays. - In terms of longevity, it holds up reasonably well for its price—around 7 hours. 3. The Missing Radiance**: - Sauvage EDP has that radiant metallic freshness in its dry-down—a signature that can fill a room. Unfortunately, Salvo Intense lacks this particular magic. 4. Overall Impression**: - On the fragrance scale, I'd rate Salvo Intense an 8.2 out of 10. - It's an excellent budget-friendly alternative for Sauvage fans. While it doesn't quite replicate Sauvage's full allure, it comes remarkably close. If you are on a budget but want "close enough to sauvage" for a fraction of the price grab this one. FYI its rated love because of the price but overall smell id consider like. Also keep in mind I do have Club de Nuit Urban Man Elixer which I do not like at all as it has a very overpowering note I cannot put my finger on maybe lavender? just gives me headaches, this one is x2 more accurate even though it does not last or project as long.

Comparison (Salvo EDP on left wrist 2025 Sauvage EDT on right): Salvo EDP: More lemon. Flatter smell. Lemon dominant. Still nice, but lemony version. Soap. Much lighter. Airy soap. Barely noticable pepper undertones. Quality is amazing just can be slightly more cloying with the bergamont. Breezey. The blue is light blue like a freshie cologne. Dior Sauvage EDT: Smooth Sweetness. Smoother soap with Ambroxan smell and pull of metallic blue. Is that the pepper? Much darker. Barely stronger. Both have decent sillage. Salvo EDP smells great. It's a little heavy on and more synthetic with the lemon. Just don't spray it on your neck! It has some pepper too, but not as much and not as refined and dark and blue and metallic as Sauvage... I donned 7 sprays once than 8 sprays the second time and had a nice night out. It really only needs 3-4 sprays. I let it macerate a week. I think it was more cloying with the extra sprays... It's not that weak, it's pretty decent, the airier lemon also makes it harder to smell. I'd only spray one extra spritz of this compared to Sauvage. Salvo EDP is overall brighter. But from the bottle, both smell almost exactly the same.

I’ve been SUPER impressed with both of my Salvo (EDP & Elixir) clones - easily lasting 12-16 hours. The Salvo EDP (clone of Dior Sauvage EDT) maintains the bright citrus bergamot for at least 4 hours, while the pepper, lavender, & nutmeg start to shine within 30-45 minutes. The vanilla & ambroxan base becomes dominant about 10-12 hours in. Nevertheless, at 18+ hours, I can still smell everything but the bergamot on my chest. Projection was weaker than Sauvage (which can fill up a room) but was still palpable at 4-6 feet even after 6 hours. I can’t comment on silage. The bottle is excellent and really fills the hand. The magnetic cap is a high-end finish. The atomizer is the worst part - it’s only spraying 14” and the dispersion is pretty concentrated. If you don’t give it a solid push, you’ll get 4-6” of spitting drops - but I could see someone using that as a feature. For the $18 I paid on Amazon, it’s hard to cash this anything but a 10/10.