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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
I've already cracked my fingers and was ready to verbally bash a bad designer fragrance again, until I saw that the Parfumo community had already beaten me to it. An average rating of 5.6 - ouch! - only Wanted Tonic is actually rated worse. The Wanted range is actually very popular and while the likes of The Most Wanted Parfum can be described as "The Good", Wanted Eau de Parfum would be "The Bad" or worse, "The Ugly".
The start is actually quite promising, because it starts with a spicy freshness that I would definitely describe as successful. Unfortunately, the fragrance doesn't follow on from the opening and falls into designer madness as it progresses. It becomes increasingly "berry" in a strange way. The fragrance starts to become unpleasant. The whole thing is crowned with an unnecessary portion of synthetic sludge at the end.
The performance is better than the fragrance DNA, but with a self-perception of four hours with four sprays on the neck, it can't knock my socks off either.
The bottle with its chrome design and golden accents is quite handsome, but is just on the edge when it comes to not looking too antisocial.
In terms of price, I have already seen 100ml on the internet for around 62 euros. That's not much, but you don't get much for it either. So it's better to spend the money on useful things, such as: The Most Wanted Parfum
The only thing that Wanted Eau de Parfum and The Most Wanted Parfum have in common is the fact that only three ingredients are listed for both fragrances. In all other areas, their big brother plays in a completely different league.
The start is actually quite promising, because it starts with a spicy freshness that I would definitely describe as successful. Unfortunately, the fragrance doesn't follow on from the opening and falls into designer madness as it progresses. It becomes increasingly "berry" in a strange way. The fragrance starts to become unpleasant. The whole thing is crowned with an unnecessary portion of synthetic sludge at the end.
The performance is better than the fragrance DNA, but with a self-perception of four hours with four sprays on the neck, it can't knock my socks off either.
The bottle with its chrome design and golden accents is quite handsome, but is just on the edge when it comes to not looking too antisocial.
In terms of price, I have already seen 100ml on the internet for around 62 euros. That's not much, but you don't get much for it either. So it's better to spend the money on useful things, such as: The Most Wanted Parfum
The only thing that Wanted Eau de Parfum and The Most Wanted Parfum have in common is the fact that only three ingredients are listed for both fragrances. In all other areas, their big brother plays in a completely different league.
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