Wanted Girl

I received a sample and was pleasantly surprised by the scent, considering its name "Wanted Girl". After researching it on Fragrantica and discovering it's an Oriental Floral instead of Fruity Floral, I tested it more enthusiastically. I'm glad to see more Oriental offerings in perfumes with "Girl" names. The sweet, mellow combination of florals and earthiness is very pleasant to me. The patch is not too sharp or overpowering, while the orange blossom and ginger flower are fresh and lovely. This fragrance is safe and I think it would be an excellent starting point for someone new to perfumes, looking to transition from fruity florals to Orientals. It doesn't have a vast array of notes like classic or vintage orientals, which might make it more approachable for beginners. I wouldn't mind being gifted this; it would fit well into my perfume collection, but I'm unsure if I'd buy it myself. The projection is moderate and it's unlikely to overpower anyone. As for longevity, so far it lasts around 4-6 hours.

I acquired this perfume for my girlfriend's birthday because its unique scent stood out the most and I was particularly drawn to it among other fragrances at the Macy's counter. Not overly pricey, and considering the price tag, I received a full bottle, travel spray, and 2 additional vials all packaged in a collector's tin, along with a complimentary Azzaro handbag. For a fragrance of this caliber, all those extras for under $100 was an incredible value. This perfume is a masterpiece of caramel and tonka gourmand notes that fill the room upon application. It's stunning, and although it has a sweet profile, you can easily apply four sprays without overwhelming others despite its considerable projection. She also adored the bottle design, appreciating the versatility of using either the atomizer or trigger to dispense the fragrance. The packaging looks elegant on her dresser. In summary, this perfume is a sophisticated, reasonably priced gourmand that provides exceptional longevity, impressive sillage, and comes in an exquisite bottle – truly a wonderful find.

I picked this perfume for my partner's birthday because its unique scent stood out the most among other options at the Macy's counter, and I personally loved it the most. Not only was it reasonably priced, but I also got a full-sized bottle, a travel spray, and two extra vials packaged in a collector's tin, along with a complimentary Azzaro handbag. Considering this fragrance is exceptional, and all those extras, paying less than $100 was an incredible value. This perfume is an explosion of caramel and tonka gourmand notes that fill the room when you spray it. It's stunning, and although it's sweet, you can apply four sprays without overwhelming others despite its significant presence. My partner also adored the bottle, appreciating that it comes with both an atomizer sprayer and a trigger, making it look beautiful on her dresser. All in all, this is a sophisticated, reasonably priced, and alluring gourmand fragrance that lasts forever, has impressive longevity, and comes in an exquisite bottle to top it off.

This perfume is a treat - its edible, sexy, and delicious scent makes it stand out. The combination of patchouli, pink pepper, and ginger adds depth to what would otherwise be a sweet fragrance, making it more intriguing and sophisticated. If you're fond of sweeter scents like Black Opium, Paco Rabanne Olympea, or Dior Hypnotic Poison, I think you'll find this one quite appealing.

After application, the fragrance initially presents itself as a curious blend of freshly renovated spaces and an overripe fruit, almost reminiscent of paint thinner. Following five minutes, the scent evolves into a creamy confectionery aroma redolent of cotton candy, custard, and vanilla, accompanied by subtle spices and a peculiar floral note that I struggled to identify, eventually recognizing it as datura. After thirty minutes, the fragrance has transformed into a rich and indulgent treat, characterized by the harmonious union of custard, coconut cream, and exotic fruit, subtly infused with the earthy undertones of patchouli, akin to Reb'l Fleur.