Azzaro Wanted, Eau de Toilette Aftershave, Spicy Woody Fragrance, Perfume For Men

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Azzaro Wanted is a woody spicy fragrance and the batch number of the particular one that I’m reviewing is 7H18120. In the following section, we’ll break down its notes and dry-down process. Head Notes A Weapon of Seduction: With its mechanical and techno-chic contours, the Azzaro Wanted bottle flaunts its masculinity with originality. Its cylinder shape symbolizes a penchant for the game and the challenge. Its gleaming and flamboyant metal is reminiscent of the radiance of its perfume. A work of art, for a cult object symbolic of luxury and desire. Some people were put off by this cloying bubblegum smell. They found it a little bit too sweet and syrupy whereas some people really liked it. In fact, it seems that largely younger crowds tend to find it sexy, alluring, and have some affection for this fragrance. Wanted is often compared with Invictus and for good reason. They both share infamous bubblegum characteristics that are both loved and loathed. Nevertheless, they do distinguish themselves with Wanted offering a more gourmand profile whereas Invictus is somewhat more refreshing.

As for the atomizer, it works quite well. You have a nice thin mist, which is precise enough to give you a balanced application. You can spray multiple times without overdoing it. Wanted first opens with a brash and crisp opening of lemon and ginger. This experience is softened by a hint of lavender. It’s quite sharp on the nose. This fragrance is often noted for its bubblegum accord. Although it starts to show itself in the head, it isn’t really identifiable. And there’s also cade, which is an oil produced from juniper. This note is reminiscent of tar and smoke, which makes it an interesting addition to the heart indeed.Therefore, you could certainly consider this to be less domineering than other masculine fragrances. In terms of wake and strength, I found the longevity to be a little bit wanting on this. Some people have said that it performs really well, but I didn’t lasted quite as long as it could. You about a half a day here before you need to top up again.

Despite having this strong muskiness, despite having some vetiver, some tonka bean, it is quite moderately masculine. Indeed this amber wood note that is used in the base is often seen in a lot of women’s fragrances as well. It is also comparable to other fragrances like Jean Paul Gaultier Ultra Male, and even Dunhill Icon Racing. They all share this kind of sweet, bubblegum characteristic, which is then corded at the base with some muskiness to try and give it some more substance and more masculinity. As the base reveals itself, the fragrance takes a turn towards a more musky gourmand profile. It’s dominated by tonka bean, which is a very gourmand note. It’s very sweet and potentially a little bit cloying. Overall, you have some fruitiness, you have some spiciness, and then you also have the smokiness as well. There’s a lot going on, but most people would describe it just as overall bubblegum. Base Notes

Regarding the time of day, you could probably wear this during the daytime, but I think it would be more suitable during the evening and early night. In fact, a flanker came out called Wanted By Night! I presume would be the most appropriate fragrance to wear during those times. But this is still great for evening wear. Some drugs may have Authority Required (Streamlined) status which does not require an explicit approval from Medicare, instead the doctor can use the Authority code found in the published Schedule for a given drug/indication. INTOXICATING ACCORDS: Seductive, Azzaro Wanted is a troublemaker. The creation plays on both woody, hot notes and spicy, fresh aromas. This Spicy-Woody-Citrus creation, with bursting aromas of Lemon and Ginger, becomes more delicate under the effect of Cardamom and pyrogenized Cade Juniper. It leaves a highly sensual trail, marked by the Tonka Bean and Vetiver, Desire and a highly desirable, radiant perfume are born from this intense harmony.

However, I believe that the latter two were released after this particular fragrance. Nevertheless, there is a question of whether this fragrance has its own true identity or whether it is a product of various different trends. However, it really shines really during the milder months such as the fall and spring. Indeed, it’s certainly the case when you consider the fruitiness as it coincides with different harvest periods. Similarly, the amber characteristics and smokiness, fare well during the fall. In terms of seasonality, this is quite a versatile fragrance throughout the year. I would refrain from using it during summer as the amber and balsamic characteristics would be a little bit heavy on the skin. Nevertheless, it can be worn during winter. The lifecycle is actually quite complex, far more than you’d expect. You do have a variety of different characteristics going to each phase of the fragrance. They transition, they re-transition. You have some spiciness, some fruitiness.

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There’s still the bubblegum fruitiness in there somewhere but it’s mostly the tonka bean doing all the talking. Similarly, there’s a hint of dry earthy vetiver as well. The muskiness is the most prevalent note once you get into the skin scent. This musk is described by the brand as amber wood. Amber wood is one of those flash terms because it combines to familiar notes for the consumer. Overall, it’s fruitiness denotes a generally casual fragrance. Its low level of formality is emphasised by the bubble accord, too.

As for the age range, I think it’s the most appropriately worn by a man in his 20s. However, younger men in the late teens or older ones in their early 30s could likely wear it too. In either case, it’s generally more appropriate and compatible with the lifestyle of a man in his 20s. Some of the ideas I’ve found most interesting are the seasonal quality of colognes (I’ve collected with that in mind), the fact that many classics are reasonably priced, the histories of the classics themselves, and of course the fragrance wheel that I’m only beginning to understand.Once you enter the heart, things change. It becomes spicier overall with a fruity accord. This experience is quite intriguing because it’s often compared to green apple. However, I found the fruitiness was not tart like green apple but perhaps close to red apple given its sweetness. Authority to prescribe an Authority medicine is granted for specific indications and/or for certain patient circumstances. Authority may be obtained by telephone to Medicare Australia (known as "phone approval") or in writing from an authorised delegate of the Minister for Health. Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number). I would liken it more to ambergris, a dry ambery tobacco note, which is contrasted against agarwood, a resinous and balsamic oud. By combining them together, you experience a woody muskiness, which goes quite nicely with the gourmand tonka bean. Wanted’s Life-Cycle, Wake & Strength