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Sauvage Very Cool Spray
Christian Dior

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Sauvage Very Cool Spray

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Sauvage Very Cool Spray is the aerosol version of the Sauvage Eau de Toilette, which François Demachy adapted for Dior in 2017. An unbreakable bottle, propelled by compressed air alone, sprays the fragrance in any position. The fragrance keeps the original’s Calabrian bergamot, Sichuan pepper and Ambroxan, and puts grapefruit at the top.

An unbreakable 100 ml aerosol, propelled by compressed air alone, that sprays the fragrance in any position and slips into a bag or a pocket.

Very Cool Spray leaves the glass bottle of the eau de toilette for an unbreakable 100 ml aerosol. The house wants it to go anywhere: it slips into a bag or a pocket and sprays in any position, at any time of day.

The mechanism, which Dior presents as an exclusive innovation, uses no gas: an aluminum pouch housed in the canister, squeezed by the air around it, releases the fragrance alone, unmixed with air or gas, in a cloud of micro-droplets.

Dior places this choice among its environmental commitments, which aim to improve the house’s impact on climate, resources and waste: compressed air, the sole propellant, replaces the gases of ordinary aerosols.