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Wanted Eau de Parfum by Azzaro

Men 2023

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Azzaro

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Wanted Eau de Parfum by Azzaro is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition features juniper berry as the top note, sage in the heart, and vetiver in the base.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 26%
  • Spring 27%
  • Summer 15%
  • Autumn 32%
  • Day 51%
  • Night 49%

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1,088 votes

  • Positive 66%
  • Negative 16%
  • Neutral 18%
positive reviews 1.1 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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About Wanted Eau de Parfum

Main accord aromatic Year 2023 Gender Men

Wanted Eau de Parfum by Azzaro is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition features juniper berry as the top note, sage in the heart, and vetiver in the base.

Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

680 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

650 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

719 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

649 votes

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  1. JoseDelvaty

    I’ve been wearing this for a year and a half: sweet opening without being cloying, drying down to earthy and woody notes, very masculine for the man who knows what he wants. I hear complaints about quality here, but they’re far from the truth (not wishing to offend your noses). It’s the fragrance in my collection that has garnered the most compliments, and I have several great ones. Lasting performance is impeccable: 6-8 hours on skin with good intensity, and on clothes it lasted days. If you like the scent, buy it without hesitation, just note it’s not for the young.

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  2. Underrated. Sweet but not excessively so. It’s a sweet fruity herbal scent, not vanilla, but rather like a sweet and sour little fruit, then herbal; quite a spectacle. I still don’t know what occasion or weather suits it best, but I’m currently testing it out.

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  3. What more can I say? Of the entire Azzaro range, this is the most underrated. If you’re looking for something sweet without the cloyingness of other fragrances in the line, this is the best option. It smells more mature and masculine to me than previous Wanted scents, and it’s far more versatile. In short, a solid 8.5/10.

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  4. Of all the Azzaro perfumes, this is the most underrated. If you want something sweet but not cloying like other scents in the line, this is the best option. It smells more mature and masculine than the other Wanted and The Most Wanted fragrances, plus it’s far more versatile. In short, a solid 8.5/10.

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  5. I love it; it’s a simple scent, literally smelling of perfumery due to the simplicity of the notes, giving a sense of quality even if it’s not one of those that makes you say ‘wow’. The trail and projection are moderate, very versatile; I wouldn’t wear it in extreme heat. It’s almost my signature scent, rich to my taste, but pricey for what it offers. I believe there are better options, but I can’t think of any similar ones that are cheaper.

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  6. To start with, I question the quality of this ‘fragrance’. I know only one type of person (neanderthal type) who wears it, and it smells horrible. I recognise tea and cigarette scents that remind me of Vinsky (the Russian writer). It’s the worst fragrance I’ve ever sniffed, poor longevity (seems like Nautica Voyage), and it doesn’t cover the smell of ape filth worn by those who use it. Terrible, not recommended.

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  7. I bought it cheaply just to own the whole Wanted collection, but I was pleasantly surprised. It’s a sweet citrus, nothing cloying; I didn’t think anyone could achieve that sensation on my skin. Less is definitely more here. A very good olfactory experience with great projection, and I wouldn’t mind paying a little more for it. Azzaro outdid themselves with this collection. All the Wanted scents are excellent.

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  8. I bought it to own the entire Wanted saga, but I was pleasantly surprised: it’s a sweet citrus, not cloying. I didn’t think anyone could achieve that sensation on my nose; here ‘less is more’ applies. A very good olfactory experience; if it projected more, I wouldn’t mind spending more. I dare say Azzaro outdid themselves with this collection. All the Wanted scents are very good.

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  9. Rubén Molko

    I bought it a month ago for rainy days. It smells different to the declared notes: very sweet juniper berries with vanilla and a touch of green spice. Sweet fruity, not cloying, and masculine. It has given me many compliments. It resembles other fragrances a bit, but the black thread of perfumery doesn’t exist; they all look alike. It’s conventional but smells good, with good longevity, projection, and price. I love the silver bottle, the matte and shiny contrasts; it looks masculine, rebellious, coquettish, and sophisticated.

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  10. I decided to keep it in my collection because I needed a daily fragrance, for the office, but that was sweet without being cloying. This fragrance hits the mark with that. If they hadn’t called it WANTED, I would never have associated it with the EDT. It’s an aroma with nuances compared to the EDT, but definitely different. It’s a sweet floral opening that, fortunately, by not having notes like tonka bean, amber, and all those that would make the daily wear very cloying when dried, this fragrance stays fresh. The aroma is quite linear, except for the opening which comes out a bit disordered. I expected less based on the reviews, but it’s one of the best for the office and casual outings in spring, summer, and autumn. Very versatile. And the longevity is average, around 5 to 7 hours. It’s a beautiful floral-spiced aroma. A hidden and undervaloured ‘gem’ that, fortunately, very few people know about or own. I regret having bought only 50 ml.

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  11. I wanted it for a daily office scent, sweet but not cloying. This fragrance hits the mark. If it weren’t called WANTED, I’d never associate it with an EDT. It has EDT nuances but is distinct. It’s a sweet floral opening that, lacking tonka bean or amber, doesn’t become cloying for daily wear and stays fresh. Quite linear, except for a slightly chaotic opening. I expected less based on reviews, but it’s among the best for the office and casual outings in spring, summer, and autumn. Very versatile with average longevity of 5-7 hours. A beautiful underrated floral-spicy scent that very few know about. I regret buying only 50ml.

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  12. Azariel_Nox

    Citrus without being citrus xD. The juniper berries seem more citrusy to me than anything. I already sense the plant aroma; I liked it but not that much; only the opening is rich but changes very quickly. I’m not used to sage, though it’s good, although I’m more of a fan of the black bottle Wanted scents. It resembles eating corn puffs or legumes like chickpeas, then only the vetiver remains. 6/10.

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  13. Gentil vagabond

    I didn’t like its opening, very linear, and the dry-down was quite normal, nothing special. I expected much and got very little.

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  14. It’s sweet but not cloying, with a masculine touch that reminded me of 1 Million Lucky and a bit of Phantom. I loved the dry-down; the opening wasn’t my favourite as I usually don’t like sweet perfumes, but overall it’s very good. The longevity is VERY HIGH. If you like sweet perfumes and the style of 1 Million Lucky, you’ll absolutely love this. Excellent longevity!

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  15. Gentil vagabond

    I didn’t like the opening; it was very linear, and the dry-down is quite average, nothing to write home about. I had high hopes but was let down.

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  16. Pabloufum

    I just tried it and honestly, it seemed very delicious (like almost all in the line). It’s a potent Ralph’s Club with a slightly sweeter touch. However, this sweetness is more subtle than in the other Wanted flankers. This EDP leans more towards being fresh and versatile, less nocturnal and winter-focused. It’s nothing new, certainly, but it’s delicious. If you like perfumes like Ralph’s Club, Ralph’s Club Parfum, or YSL L’Homme EDP, you’ll surely enjoy this Wanted EDP. As for performance, it’s too early to tell at the moment.

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  17. I have a 10ml decant and it resembles Valentino Uomo Born In Roma Intense, but that’s about it; Valentino stands out much more in composition and performance. PD: I can understand the ‘meatloaf’ comment, haha.

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  18. Anyone criticising this fragrance is probably used to the same old scents. This is something different, very good. If it were by Tom Ford, everyone would put it in the clouds.

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  19. Azzaro Wanted Eau de Parfum (EDP) is a fruity, woody, and spiced fragrance. Its opening is fruity, very similar to the EDT. A few minutes later, the scent on my skin became slightly unpleasant, as if it smelled like meatloaf (I like meatloaf, but not as a perfume :D); fortunately, that lasted a maximum of 10 minutes before the fruity aroma returned, accompanied by some aromatic spices and herbs, a bit of sage or lavender, and it didn’t change further. Wanted EDP is a versatile fragrance for all four seasons, suitable for casual use, going out with friends, school, etc. Its longevity is excellent; it lasted almost 12 hours on my skin, although with good projection only for the first hour, after which it sits closer to the skin but with some small bursts. Except for the minutes after the opening which I didn’t like, the aroma is pleasant, though it doesn’t differ much from the EDT, although it does have good longevity. I think I prefer Wanted by Night and the EDT itself more.

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  20. I’m going to edit my previous review. It resembles YSL L’Homme Le Parfum more, a similarity of over 95% in my opinion. It has been a good purchase in my view.

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  21. I’m going to edit my previous review. It’s more akin to YSL L’Homme Le Parfum, in my opinion, with over 95% similarity. It has been a good purchase, in my view.

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  22. david_david

    Well then, another expensive designer fragrance that is bland. More of the same. A generalist aroma and nothing daring, forgettable, with poor performance, in the current trend. Let’s not even talk about the price… It has a sweet opening that fades very quickly.

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  23. svazquez7

    Juniper berries? Vetiver? XD? Haha, none of that exists in this mess. It’s a copy of the copy of the copy of the flanker. Vulgar, like everything Azzaro has done for quite a few years. It’s vanilla, vanilla, and super sugary lavender. It’s a copy of… Ralph’s Club, Lucky, and all that fauna that smell exactly the same even if their followers won’t admit it. I don’t expect anything from this brand and yet I’m disappointed.

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  24. svazquez7

    Juniper berries? Vetiver? Haha, none of that exists in this mess. It’s a copy of a copy of a copy of the flanker. Vulgar, like everything Azzaro has produced over the years. It’s vanilla, vanilla, and super-sugared lavender. It’s a clone of… Ralph’s Club, Lucky, and all that similar-sounding fauna, even if their followers won’t admit it. I expected nothing from this brand and was still disappointed.

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