Savage Elixir Inspired Afterhave for Men | 926 by Oakley Scents | Eau de Parfum 100ml | Bold, Spicy, Intense Scent | Designer-Inspired | 35% Perfume Oil | Long-Lasting | Vegan & Cruelty-Free

The Oakley 926 is inspired by Sauvage Elixir but at a fraction of the cost.The product is packaged nicely, but the bottle is a little basic, especially in terms of the labelling. But what's the point in adding packaging that will just bump up the cost? It's all about the fragrance for me!I have used Sauvage in the past and this 'inspiration' version is very good indeed, especially given the cost placement differential. The Oakley Scents variant goes on very nicely, without having to use too much, and I find that it lasts for a few hours, albeit gradually tails off in terms of effect throughout the day. There is an product description indicating that the perfume oil concentration overall is 35%, which is pretty good.I think this is a good value for money product and I would definitely consider Oakley Scents again in future.

Great scent smells very close to the real thing but doesn’t last as long. I’ve been using for work and gym where I don’t want to waste expensive ones and still get compliments over them for a fraction of the price. Definitely recommend.

Very masculine and fresh perfume. It has good longevity (I can still smell it after 8h work day) but the projection is not great. Thus, it is difficult to overspray. I think that this is a perfect perfume to office. I have no idea how similar it is to Savage Elixir, but I really like the smell.

The aftershave this fragrance for men is based on costs around the 140 quid mark, which is more than a tad expensive for my pocket, so I can't really give a definitive comparison review of how close to the original this aftershave by Oakley actually is. All I can say for sure is, my wife and 19 year old daughter both like it and it is fairly long lasting for a 'tribute'Cologne, unlike some I've tested in the past.My only slight criticisms are the name, '926' really? I'm sure they could have come up with something better than that,and the bottle; it's very boring looking for a scent that costs a penny short of £26.00 (price at time of review)They even managed to apply the label slightly off centre on the bottle which is a bit of a 'schoolboy error' in my opinion, especially if you are trying to pass something off as an upmarket product.In summary - Not bad, by any means, but could, and should, be better for nearly 26 quid.

I know that this is a Sauvage-inspired fragrance, but, to me, it doesn't smell like it. There is a distinctive lack of the subtle aromas that are missing. Sauvage has a very fresh, spicy smell. As time goes on, the scent somewhat changes from zesty to lavender to a sandalwood, spicy scent. The scent is never harsh.This Oakley version smells like a generic, sandalwood perfume. It's the kind of smell that reminds me of shaving products, like shaving soap. It's a nice enough smell, but nothing really special.The smell does linger for a long time, but it kind of gets harsher as time goes on. I sprayed it on my wrist, which wasn't exposed to sweat or hand washing, to give it a good, clean test.Sauvage is £200 for 100ml. This one is about £30 for 100ml (excluding the offers that come up). I think that perfume is something that needs to be tested, either in-store or by ordering small sample bottles. Individual preferences and the natural smell of the wearer will affect what is a good fit.For £30 for 100ml, this one isn't something I would recommend. But that's most likely personal preference more than anything else.The bottle is good quality and gives a good mist. The item is well packaged and is gift ready.

My wife liked the fragrance of this perfume, but I prefer other shades of notes, so I can't say it's not good, because it will depend on each person's individual taste. Overall, it's a good perfume.

This is apparently a copy of Dior Sauvage Elixir, which I'll admit I've not smelled before.The original is apparently a very premium scent which is priced at a high level.I'm told these scents are often very close to the original, as they are scientifically analysedwith gas chromatographs and mass spectroscopy to find out what is inside,and then the recipe is faithfully reproduced.When tried, the scent is quite strong, intense and makes quite an impression.The listing states it has cinnamon, nutmeg, & lavender.I would say it has a fresh initial smell, which turns into a long lasting spicy smoky earthy essence.The scent is a strong 35% perfume, and it was still there on my body many hours later.It is a pleasant smell, and one I will be using often from now on.

I recently tried the Savage Elixir Inspired Aftershave by Oakley Scents, and it's been a pleasant surprise. The scent is bold and spicy, featuring notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, grapefruit, lavender, and a base of licorice, sandalwood, patchouli, and vetiver. It captures the essence of Dior's Sauvage Elixir quite well .​The fragrance is long-lasting, thanks to its 35% perfume oil concentration, and it's vegan and cruelty-free, which is a big plus. At a fraction of the designer price, it offers great value for money. However, some users have noted that while the scent is close, it may not be an exact match to the original, and longevity can vary.Overall, it's a solid choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable alternative to designer fragrances.