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The Most Wanted
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The Most Wanted by Azzaro is a spiced oriental fragrance for men. The composition, created by Michel Girard, Nadège Le Garlantezec and Shyamala Maisondieu, unfolds a fragrance pyramid that begins with a top note of cardamom, evolves into a heart of tonka bean and settles on a base of Amberwood.
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An exquisite perfume with good performance. Nothing to say… a luxury for winter. Women love it. It’s playful and sensual for the night.
AZZARO MOST WANTED EDP INTENSE – has a good scent – It’s sweet 🍬 – Not uncomfortable – I like it – Resembles Dior Homme Parfum very much 11/10
The first time I smelled it, it reminded me of Animale For Men from the 90s, only in the opening. Then that clean, soapy tone fades; it’s more citrusy, though it does carry a subtle citrus note. It didn’t blow my mind, but it’s good to very good. I’m more of a blue scent, marine citrus, and woody person, but I needed something sweet, modern, and affordable to break my routine, and this delivers handsomely. I got it for 60 dollars; I wouldn’t pay more, but at that price, it’s an excellent purchase. Longevity is excellent, projection is mediocre, about 4 hours, after which it’s only detectable very close to clothes or skin; I don’t know where they got the idea that it projected wildly or shouldn’t be worn in heat. If you’ve ever tried atomic bombs like Lagerfeld Classic or Givenchy Intense from the 90s, you’ll know this is something light. A simple aroma, like a milk dessert, with light vanilla and burnt sugar, especially after the first hour when it hits its best version, though it always retains some cardamom and wood, but the dessert scent dominates. Excellent for dates with your partner in cool weather, but I’d wear it even at the beach at night. Rating 8.2. Would I buy it again? Given the low price, probably yes. Update: I applied 8 sprays on my clothes, took the clothes off after 30 minutes and left them on the bed, entered the room minutes later, and there was a very pleasant, different aroma in the room, almost semi-citrusy like sweet watermelon, reminding me of Samba for Men from the 90s. In conclusion, the scent you project at a distance is better and different from what you smell at centimetre’s distance, which is good, but what people smell at a metre and a half seems even better.
Don’t look for the fifth leg of the cat because it doesn’t have one. The Most Wanted EDP Intense is the definition of well-executed simplicity. The black bottle promises mystery and complexity, but the reality is more direct (and no less good for that). The opening is a bomb of strong, spicy, ultra-masculine cardamom. The first few minutes can be a bit aggressive, as if the perfume is trying to show you who’s boss. But give it 15 minutes and it takes off its tough jacket. That’s when it evolves into its true self: a delicious woody toffee. For those from Argentina, the description is easy: it smells like a high-quality, creamy dulce de leche caramel. And it stays there. Don’t expect an olfactory journey with 20 different notes. Its evolution is minimal, but the formula is a winner. Performance: Here it justifies its price. It’s a workhorse. Longevity: About 8 to 10 hours without messing up. Projection: It’s very noticeable during the first two hours, creating a potent bubble. Conclusion: It’s for those who don’t want complications. Want to smell sweet, masculine, and last all night? Done, it’s this one. It’s not the most artistic work, but it’s a 10 in effectiveness. Simple, rich, and complimentary.
Very good, 99% identical to Valentino Born in Roma Erosense; almost no one notices this, but it’s practically the same perfume.
Here is my perspective as a young person: Very simple, ‘if people don’t give you compliments, it’s because the chile doesn’t taste good’, because mate, who isn’t going to give you compliments with this fantastic perfume? I gave the gift set to my boyfriend (thank God he loved it) and it was phenomenal, plus it is economical and I felt very satisfied with the quality-price ratio. Now, I use it according to the season: I see it for autumn, winter and spring, cool climates, mostly for night events but also yields great results during the day. It has considerable sillage and medium-high longevity, beneficial given its price. In my opinion, it is very masculine, for a strong, powerful and sexy man. I love smelling it on my boyfriend, especially when he is all in black with rock shirts; he looks sexy and smells superb. After JPG Le Beau Le Parfum, Victory Elixir and Bad Boy Cobalt, I consider this a ‘knickers-off’ and ‘tames the tattooed’. End.
It came out fresher than I expected, but soon the cardamom and toffee take over. The result is a rich, addictive scent with good longevity that earns compliments from everyone.
What a rich thing; the scent is very addictive, you don’t get tired of it. 10/10.
It’s not a perfume that changes much or is overly complex, but it smells deadly. You can detect the cardamom; it doesn’t smell old-fashioned, then the toffee comes through, making it youthful without being teenage. It’s incredible for those aged 20 to 30. Wear it on mild days or at uni; with 3 or 5 sprays it becomes warm and brilliant. My friends adored it and said it wasn’t overpowering. Definitely a winter and date scent. Projection is medium-to-large, the trail is good, and it lasts 8 to 10 hours, even lingering on clothes for days. I liked it very much; I think it will be my cold-weather signature. A great fragrance.
Guys, we’ve reached a point where I take something for granted: this perfume is definitely my favourite in my entire collection. It’s so addictive and exquisite that I’m 100% sure I’d buy it again without a second thought. I enjoy smelling and wearing it so much that I can’t compare it to anything else. My father’s phrase was always ‘less is more’, and this review sums it up: 3 notes (at least the declared ones) combined give us the perfect perfume for a night out, ideal for the cold. This is spicy, sweet, woody, bold in a good way, pleasant, conquering, and a winner of compliments. I’d fight tooth and nail for this perfume forever. Longevity: 8-10 hours, and like most, it lingers longer on clothes, leaving an incredibly rich gourmand scent for the rest of its life. I don’t notice any strange nuances. Projection: Very good, not nuclear, but noticeable during the first two hours. Apply it two hours before your date; just be careful with the sprays as the opening can be potent; as it dries, it becomes sweeter, the cardamom lowers, and that rich woody toffee emerges. Trail: Very good, not heavy, but it leaves a mark when you pass by, as we know woody and sweet notes are molecularly heavy and stay on the skin. I’d recommend applying a good unscented moisturiser, letting the body absorb it, and then the perfume; believe me, it made all the difference. Compliments: Impossible not to receive them; it’s so pleasing and masculine that I don’t see anyone saying it’s not good. Situations: I can’t imagine using it for anything other than a date. I know I keep repeating myself, but it seems Azzaro designed it for cold-weather night dates. You could wear it daily only if it’s cold; in another season, never, although personally I don’t recommend daily wear because it loses its date charm, but if you want to do it, I won’t stop you. A hug.
Love at first sniff. Smells delicious, lasts over 8 hours, and has an incredible trail. I loved it, 10/10.
This is not a perfume; it is a seductive revolver loaded with bullets that instead of gunpowder carry explosive cardamomo, sensual toffee and amber that marks territory. A perfumed ammunition full of intentions. And of course, you do not choose Azzaro; he chooses you. The one who wears this does not shoot into the air; he goes for a specific target with surgical precision. That bullet has a name and surname. Once it impacts, the effect lasts hours… and on clothes, days. It does not want to please you; it wants you not to forget it. It is not versatile; it is not used by accident. It is used with intention. Azzaro The Most Wanted. The most sought-after and by many, the most hated. Because while it seduces, it eliminates competition.
I have spent the most beautiful hours of my life with this fragrance. As the name says: ‘INTENSE’. Large bottle and concentrated, sweet and masculine aroma. Suitable and ideal for night situations where you want to be noticed and impose your presence. As a singer, I recognise my intention not to go unnoticed at events and concerts. It has given me much success; I have not met anyone who dislikes it, it is a 10/10. It is a perfume I plan to use for a long time; I love it and it fascinates me. When it runs out, I will buy it again, hoping the reformulations are kind. Please, do not buy it; I don’t want anyone to smell like me. Put something else on!
They say it resembles Stronger With You, and with both in hand, I can say that this Wanted is much spicier due to the cardamomo, which maintains itself throughout the evolution, making it more masculine than SWY, although they share the sweet toffee.
To the great connoisseurs of Azzaro The Most Wanted, what differences do you find with the Parfum version (which is rich) or the new Elixir?
This perfume fell in love with me. It’s such a dessert-like vanilla that it has that masculine and spicy touch of cardamom and amber wood that gives it weight. It reminds me of a banana smoothie, very tasty. Recommended if you like sweet perfumes: night is a must, or fresh afternoons. It works spectacularly for dates and performs very well. Longevity and projection are decent; it projects super well for the first hour then becomes a bubble. I like it very much, I recommend it, even for blind buys if you like sweets; if not, better to try first.
I’m not entirely fond of it… I’ll try it a few more times to see how it goes.
It is a compliment machine. From the first spray, I fell in love with that warm, subtle sweetness, very elegant. Perfect for a night out or when it’s cold. It is one of my favourites and I don’t want it to ever run out.
I bought it in 2023 and it was my second purchase that made me fall in love with perfumes. My first was Invictus by Paco Rabanne; I loved its youthful freshness, but with The Most Wanted by Azzaro, a new taste was born in my perfume world. I now have 10 perfumes, including Erba Pura, Le Male Elixir and Scandal Absolu, and I must admit that Azzaro The Most Wanted is different. Upon application, it smells of very marked cardamomo, almost gourmand, blending with toffee/caramel on the skin. Then you detect amber, woods and an undeclared vanilla that gives it body. It is a dark, enchanting perfume for those who smell it. It is for evening wear, in winter or cold autumn. It is not as party-focused, but rather elegant, for standing out with a dark, winning aura. It is the one that gives me the most compliments. Although I prefer sweets, this stands out for its darkness, reflected in both the scent and the bottle. I bought 50ml and after 700 days, 30ml remain. At first, I used it for any outing, but with the compliments, I realised it is special, for moments where you want to captivate. It is delicious; people want to be near you and embrace you. I don’t know many who own it; in fact, when I wear it, I don’t say which one it is so my circle doesn’t have it. If you read this, BUY IT. It lasts just enough for a date or event; it is not a beast mode for mixing in crowds, it is intimate and seductive. As Ruben 21 said: it is used with intention and marks its target like a bullet. Rating: 10/10. The only one in my collection I would buy again.
Prime. I like the Parfum more, but I can’t deny that this perfume evokes the word ‘PRIME’ for me.
Incredible, I was surprised. I never like spicy or sweet fragrances; I thought I wouldn’t like it because it reminded me of STWY, but what a mistake. This perfume is incredible, it has a fresh touch and doesn’t overwhelm with sweetness. It is bold and sexy. I would wear it on dates or special occasions.
If you already have a collection, this is for anyone seeking a single essence that will knock everyone out at every level. It’s not overly complex or miraculously evolving, but it possesses that balanced ‘dark sweetness’ that is always appealing. It performs brilliantly, and if your goal is to please without breaking the bank (like Dylan Blue for summer), there is no better option. Forget the rest. Rating: 8.5/10. Projection: 7/10. Longevity: 7.5/10. If the budget is tight, Lattafa Ansaam Silver works well, though Halloween Man X smells similar but lasts less and I prefer it less.
Great brand perfume at a fair price. Longevity and projection aren’t the best, but the scent is a marvel. Ideal for dates or intimate events. Worth it.
Warm, nocturnal and party fragrance. Winner of compliments. I used it at Christmas and it was a total success. Longevity and projection are excellent. Ideal for standing out on dates, in a club or with friends.
It’s quite different from Halloween Man X.
I gave a decant to my boyfriend and spent the day smelling like a beast in heat. If they thought Dior Sauvage had women conquered, they were wrong. He was lucky we were in public that afternoon because nothing was said to him the next day.
There’s a bit of a fuss about it; it’s a good perfume but not overhyped. The best thing is the price and that it’s always on offer. It starts spicy then moves to something sweet, like a milk candy, not vanilla. It lasts over 6 hours on clothes. The projection is strong for the first two hours; if I get close to someone and they ask what I’m wearing, it’s because it smells good. It’s versatile for daily wear if it’s not extremely hot, ideal for fresh or mildly sunny weather. I’d rate it 8/10, and above all, repeat: the price is accessible; if it went up, I’d drop it to 6.
I bought it recently and at first the opening didn’t convince me; I sensed a vanilla with a lemon note that I didn’t like. The surprise was the dry down: incredible. It transforms into a vanilla with caramel, super pleasant and inviting you to keep smelling the person wearing it. It’s a well-executed gourmand, simply addictive. I see it a lot for dates or parties, but without a doubt, a date in cold weather is its territory. The scent is 10/10, I’d give the dry down a 7.
A friend gave it to me and I owe him my life; the man has good taste. For cold weather, it’s the bread and butter; in heat, it can be a bit overwhelming. It smells sweet but not cloying, elegant and reassuring. Pure delight.
I’ve had this for almost 8 months. I set it aside in summer, but in winter it’s my lifesaver; my old man gave it to me for my birthday and honestly, it smells divine. I haven’t received many compliments, probably because people are distracted, but for weddings or concerts, it never fails. It’s noticeable within 30 minutes and lasts a long time. I recommend it because it’s incredibly cheap for what it offers. I’d give it a 9/10.
Writing this review while wearing it on my hand and after days of use in the cold in Mexico City, the perfect moment to test it before the intense heat hits. It opens with spicy, sensual cardamom that invites you to get closer. It evolves (though not advertised) into a soapy lavender that wraps around a slightly less caramelised, lactonic toffee. It sweetens until it becomes a perfectly balanced caramel fragrance: it doesn’t smell like pancakes, but rather a sweet, spiced, clean blend. Works for the office, dates, and lockdowns. It doesn’t saturate or stick like the sugary disasters in the perfume world. Only avoid using it in extreme heat, but it works in the sun. Its weak point: it doesn’t project or fill rooms; it’s personal and invites closeness. If you want people to smell you from metres away, buy Kamrah or something scandalous. I believe warm scents should be subtle; if it were more potent, it would be unusable. I put it on at 9 am and was still getting hits at 9 pm. Summary: balanced, not overwhelming, moderately versatile, low projection but lasts a long time, smells spicy, sweet, and clean, very sensual, ideal for a black shirt, well-dressed, and ready to breed your she-wolf.
Another victim of TikTok gurus. It’s not bad, but it’s overvalued and hyped to the maximum. It’s youthful, nocturnal, and warm. Total winter. Not very versatile. It’s not the compliments bomb they claim. It’s cardamom with an amber touch. If you’re looking for something super sweet, it’s not. The caramel is missing. I think they reformulated; I tested a decant years ago and it felt sweeter. In 2026, it’s not worth it. The Most Wanted Parfum version is more interesting (though simple DNA) due to its woody vanilla note that makes it more complex. It’s not beast mode; it’s moderate with a moderate trail. If you want to fill rooms, forget it.
9/10. Some perfumes don’t need to shout; others are compliments bombs and last longer. This version of Most Wanted might not please many due to its obvious sweetness with cardamom, ideal for casual or festive night outs. Personally, it’s one of my favourites; among the Most Wanted versions, it has more originality and versatility. I wore it in the sun with non-hot weather; it’s not annoying, but it’s for close-range night wear, for people within 1-2 metres. I’m a 27-year-old pianist playing in an elegant venue where people are close. I received many compliments from women over 30, asking what perfume it was and how I looked. After an hour, it lasted 6-7 hours. For the price, it’s worth it. Are there better options? Yes, but I’ve loved its performance. It’s my third bottle in 2 years. For personal use, night work, partner encounters, and sex, it does its job.
My first perfume and the one that made me seek out more. Has anything not been said before? A warm, cosy cardamom opening, followed by delicious toffee. It’s not the eighth wonder, but it’s excellent—better than Empalogoso Intensely.
The atomiser is a disaster, but who cares when you become a magnet for compliments?
Short and sweet: up close it smells like playdough. It does resemble SWYI, but spicier and sexier due to the cardamom. It doesn’t project far, but the trail is brilliant—it lingers in the air and is very pleasant. Suitable for all seasons, but only for summer evenings. It’s better than SWYI as it’s more masculine, sexy, and doesn’t smell like cheap candy, though it’s not as interesting as SWYA. Better value for money.
2026 reformulated review: not worth it. It’s very similar to Born in Roma Extradose, with prominent cardamom throughout and no detectable caramel, which is noticeable in SWYI. This is spiced, woody cardamom, just like Extradose.
The more designer perfumes I try, the more I’m convinced by this Azzaro. I left a review months ago and remain on the same page. If you find it for $60, it’s hard to beat. Minimalist scent: bergamot, caramel, vetiver, amberwood and vanilla. I’m surprised they don’t mention the citrus; if you apply it to your chest, the first half-hour is pure sweet, juicy citrus. I’d love a flanker for summer.
This perfume is rich, with a caramel note that really stands out in cold weather or at night. It has good projection, so be careful with the sprays, and it’s very seductive. If you’re looking for that purposeful vibe as a teenager, it’s an excellent choice, but for adults, I recommend the Parfum version, which is more masculine.
To be honest, I don’t understand those who say it lasts only two hours. I bought a 2025 batch and tested it on my arm: it lasted eight hours with good initial projection. Perhaps it causes olfactory fatigue. Try it on your arm, don’t wear it right up to your nose, and you’ll be surprised.