by Ulric de Varens
UDV Star presents a bright, fruity-citrus opening with mandarin orange and bergamot, followed by a herbal and woody core dominated by lavender, sage, and patchouli. The scent evolves into a dry, leathery base with a synthetic, slightly chemical edge that some find offensive. Despite mixed reactions, many describe it as an affordable, close approximation to Dior Sauvage—especially in its projection, longevity and overall structure. While performance is moderate to strong for under $10, it is best applied to clothing or in brief, intimate settings due to its short duration on skin. The fragrance shows most effective when worn on fabric, where it lasts longer and projects moderately. It is unisex in intent but mainly worn by men, making it a practical choice for those seeking a Sauvage-like experience without premium pricing.