Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy71%
The Scoop
Zara Green Savage leans citrus and lavender and is regularly compared with Yves Saint Laurent Y. It holds a 3.9 out of 5 community rating from 486 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Key Differences
Swaps some of the original's aldehydes, apple and ambergris for lavender. Voters say it fades sooner on skin.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.9 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 3.9 from 486 ratingsWhat people who wear Zara Green Savage report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
citrus
lavender
fresh spicy
aromatic
woody
floral
herbal
Longevity
Very weak12%
Weak28%
Moderate54%
Long lasting4%
Eternal2%
Sillage
Intimate32%
Moderate61%
Strong6%
Enormous1%
Who wears it
Female0%
More female0%
Unisex7%
More male42%
Male51%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced3%
Overpriced2%
Ok9%
Good value33%
Great value54%
People say it reminds them of
What people like
- Refreshing citrus and lavender blend
- Affordable entry into green scents
- Fresh clean luxury soap profile
- Safe mass-appealing masculine scent
What people dislike
- Very poor longevity on skin
- Extremely weak projection and sillage
- Requires heavy overspraying for performance
- Misleading name nothing like Dior Sauvage
What wearers say
“Those bashing performance of this one against the original must have a brain injury issue. Two sprays of LeParfum on left vs two of Green Savage on right wrist, LeParfum lasted 10% longer at best, and what was left is just powdery base note.On the other hand, accuracy of Green Savage is not spot on, there are some obvious notes, complexity, and citrus quality differences. Having in mind i paid 12€ for 100ml in Spain, i'll rock this thing like crazy. Nothing wrong with it.”
“To my nose this is just that typical sweet Invictus DNA that Zara has copied a million times, with some incense and some green vibes added to it. It's versatile and great for daily use. Performance is OK if you (over)spray on clothes. Has absolutely nothing to do with Sauvage. Just another OK Zara cheapie. I enjoy wearing it, though. Perfect dumb reach.”
“This is such a pleasant scent for a "cheapie" fragrance. The blend of notes fits my taste for what I'd like for a signature fragrance. Unfortunately, I know i'm not going to get good performance or a high quality ingredients such but I still like it. I try to spray it on clothes only, as on skin it gets too synthetic for me. Overall, I like the note blend and value for the price. I'll be looking for a niche version of this. Cheers!”