Dior Sauvage vs Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male Le Parfum

“Every week I make sure to stop by the mall and sample 6-7 designers each time. Then I bring the paper strips and leave them in each room/bathroom. I only started doing this because last month I was on vacation and I sampled bunch of fragrances before I left. One fragrance specifically, le male le parfum, idk if it was because it was sprayed on a high quality sample strip or what but it smelled amazing and kept on projecting. When I left, I forgot to put it away and left it on the kitchen. 2 weeks later when I came back from vacation and I opened the door, it felt like I STEPPED INTO HEAVEN. The kitchen smelled sooooooo sooooooooo good I and didnt understand why until I walked by the testing strip. It was unbelievable but the scent was on the card. I checked the rest of the sample strips I got that day and they were all gone. Only this was sprayed on a specific sample strip. Now I learned to make use of them.”

“Professor Trelawny wouldn't care if a perfume was marketed to men. Seriously, though. Fragrance marketing is weirdly gendered. Wear what you like. I'm a woman who wears Sauvage almost every day. Most people who comment on my fragrance just ask if I use Aveda products. It's a widely used mens cologne and no one clocks it on me. Not that I care, I happily tell everyone who asks that I wear Sauvage.”