Hi. I recently sampled Eau Sauvage, which I like, but from reading BN reviews it sounds like I might prefer Eau Sauvage Fraicheur Cuir, which some people stated in the reviews was hard to find. Confusingly, however, it's on the Dior website (and the House of Fraser website, though when I went there today the SA didn't seem to have heard of it). So how hard is it to get these days? Should I persist, or give up and maybe get the standard Eau Sauvage?
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Source for Eau Sauvage Fraicheur Cuir?
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