Sauvage Eau de Parfum

Matches on hydroxycitronellal, coumarin, and the common terpene alcohols, but is missing citral and eugenol, which help give Sauvage its peppery, citrus-forward opening.

Shares eugenol, hydroxycitronellal, coumarin and the standard terpene actives, but lacks citral, so the fresh citrus top note that defines Sauvage isn't accounted for.

Overlaps on the generic terpene/fixative actives (linalool, coumarin, geraniol, citronellol, hydroxycitronellal) but adds cinnamal and lacks citral, meaning the aromatic profile leans sweeter/spicier rather than Sauvage's fresh-spicy signature.

Overlaps on eugenol, hydroxycitronellal, coumarin, citral and the terpene alcohols (decent actives match), but adds benzyl benzoate, hexyl cinnamal and cinnamal not in Sauvage, pointing to a much heavier, spicier gourmand composition rather than a fresh cologne feel.

Shares the common fragrance allergens (linalool, limonene, coumarin, citronellol, geraniol) found in almost any modern fragrance, but lacks Sauvage's signature citral and hydroxycitronellal that contribute to its sharp, ambroxan-driven freshness.