Azzaro Wanted by Night, Eau de Parfum Aftershave, Spicy Woody Fragrance, Perfume For Men

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Projections and longevity was absolutely monstrous for some reason with 5/6 sprays giving me 8+ hours on skin and a day or more on clothes, tried testing the projection with making other people wear this and easily reach me for like 4-6 meters away in a living room with just 1 spray! Azzaro Wanted By Night is a successful flanker to Wanted (W) and it is more versatile than The Most Wanted (TMW). Wanted by Night is sure to be a night fragrance but it performs weakly during the cold Winter. I will wear this one to hang out or date during Spring and Autumn evening. However, it can also be used during the cool Summer night. Performance is excellent-as even with 1 spray you get moderate projection and sillage so be cautious with this !!! It also lasts me consistently about 10-12 hours !! This has gotten good unsolicited attention but also I did have 1 friend that noted that she liked this in the air but up close it was very strong and not as pleasant up close so use with caution as most people will like this but it’s a scent that some may not) Azzaro Wanted by Night was received so very well by the community that one who hasn’t smelled the original would likely imagine the two to be vastly different — and they would be quite mistaken.

stage - This is my favorite part of the fragrance as the cinnamon and tobacco are the main players along side the citrus but you still oddly enough get that orange note for a very long time. This phase usually lasts until your 4. Wanted by Night shares the same realm as the multitude of conventional date night fragrances, such as Dolce & Gabbana’s The One, and The One EDP, being both warm, sweet, spicy, and sitting relatively close to the skin after application — although, I’d be remiss if I didn’t applaud Wanted by Night for its superior performance as it pertains to longevity. Whereas with many of the typical “come hither” fragrances the product is rather fleeting, with Wanted by Night, the scent has the staying power to last you well into the next morning if the need arises.I can definitely see the appeal, and why so many people swear by this fragrance. I can also understand why women would like it due to its sweet (but also seductively unique) sillage. I personally don’t like the dry down of this scent anymore but I still love the opening of it. Last time I wore it around a month ago, I had to wash it off because the dry down just isn’t my thing anymore. Surely the original Azzaro Wanted is fresher, but the overall scent structure is actually very much intact. If you enjoyed the original, I can’t gather how you would not enjoy Wanted by Night, and vice versa. Alas, I digress. . . .

I'm certain that this one is more so targeted towards the early 20s crowd and not me, but since I have run out of designers to sample, here it comes. Overall still a really good going out/date night scent that most people will love to smell off of you. It’s found relatively cheap nowadays too. I recommend getting a test in person before, just incase you don’t like like it. John Varvatos EDT Men is OK, a faint, sweet, vanilla, caramel, fruity tamarind, dates, and ambery fragrance. I’ve heard from a couple reliable sources within the fragrance community that Wanted by Night has indeed been officially discontinued. Longevity is around 7-9hours on me. Projects heavily for the first 1-2 hours on me and then forms a nice bubble scent around me for an hour until it becomes a skin scent for the last few hours.The sense of smell...what a thing. You sure don't have any control on how it develops and perceives the world. I've have thrown out (I'm not passing on future headache bombs) or given away a TON of my early "awesome" frags in the last month. Things like Montblanc Individuel...one time that powdery showery frag was nice...now? I have given away two brand new bottles. Verdict: 9.5/10 this is so good. I truly love it. I'd recommend that you folks buy up what you can while you can Wanted by Night was the fragrance that got me interested in fragrances. Which is funny, because at the age of 24 I only started by journey a year ago. So I wouldn't call myself a connoisseur, although my brother thinks I have a pretty good taste (or nose) because he and I work in the same office, so he always catches whiffs of what I'm wearing for that particular day.