Are these the same fragrance?

Yes. Both are Dior Sauvage Elixir, launched in 2021, with the same notes: cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, grapefruit, lavender, licorice, sandalwood, amber, patchouli and Haitian vetiver. The difference is bottle size and the concentration listed on each page.

Which is the better value?

The 100 mL bottle, if you will use it. A larger bottle almost always costs less per ounce than a 2 oz bottle of the same scent. Compare the current prices on this page to see the exact gap.

Can I take the 2 oz bottle on a plane?

Yes. At 2 oz it is under the 3.4 oz TSA limit for carry-on liquids. The 100 mL bottle is right at or over that limit, so pack it in checked luggage.

Is Sauvage Elixir too strong for everyday wear?

It is a strong, sweet-spicy scent, so one or two sprays is usually enough. It suits cool weather and evenings better than hot days or a crowded office.

Which lasts longer on skin?

The juice is the same, so longevity should match. The Elixir concentration is known for lasting most of a day. The smaller bottle simply runs out sooner if you spray daily.

Should I buy the small bottle first?

If you have not worn Sauvage Elixir before, yes. The 2 oz bottle costs less upfront and lets you test it on your skin before paying for the 100 mL.

Christian Dior Men's Sauvage Elixir Spray vs Christian Dior Sauvage Elixir EDC Cologne Spray

These are the same Dior Sauvage Elixir scent in two bottle sizes, so the choice comes down to size and price per ounce. Product A is the 100 mL (3.4 oz) bottle; Product B is the 2 oz bottle. Buy the larger bottle if you wear it regularly, and the smaller one if you want to try it or travel with it. Check the current price at each store on this page before deciding, since the per-ounce cost is what separates them.

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