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Most Wanted fits perfectly here.
With the bottle looking like the drum of a revolver, the message is clear: This scent aims to hit the target, and it does.
I got the Azzaro The Most Wanted Parfum based on a tip, as I was looking for a fragrance that is elegant, fruity, and a bit stronger.
Bam! The first impression is intense. The first thing that hit my nose was red ginger.
It’s not that citrusy ginger from a tea, but a sharp, spicy, and incredibly energetic scent. It almost tingles a bit in the nose. It’s loud, but in a good way.
Later, the woody and elegant vanilla comes in. It leans a bit towards Stronger with You Absolutely.

The Azzaro The Most Wanted Parfum is for me the epitome of a modern, masculine gourmand fragrance. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it does what it’s supposed to do perfectly: It smells distinct and attractive for 8-10 hours, lasts well, and is extremely well-received by others (especially by women).

I must confess: I was skeptical. Everywhere on TikTok and Instagram, I saw this massive, whisky-like bottle.
Everyone was talking about an "oriental wonder."
But can a fragrance that is so inexpensive really smell that luxurious? I took the plunge and I was not disappointed.
Lattafa Khamrah is not a perfume for hot summer days in the office for me, but rather for autumn and winter.
It smells a bit like a cozy Christmas market and it gives me exactly that feeling.
I wear it when I want to feel comfortable, on cold evenings, or when I go out nicely. Especially during the Christmas season.
It is very sweet, very present, and beautifully oriental. If you like fragrances that wrap you like a warm blanket and exude an aura of "1001 Nights," then this is an absolute hit. For me, it has become indispensable in my collection.
I enjoy wearing it again and again, but one can also quickly get tired of sweetness in general.
Longevity is easily 8 hours for me and the sillage is also noticeable. You will definitely be approached about it.
Lattafa delivers again here. For me, it is not a clear number 1 at Lattafa (they have too many good fragrances for that) but definitely in the top 10!

Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Parfum is for me a scent journey into the hot summer amidst everyday life.
Even the first spray opens with juicy pineapple, fresh coconut, and a hint of tropical warmth, a mini-vacation that instantly brings a smile to your face.
In the heart, iris and tonka come together before sandalwood and amber round off the fragrance in a luxurious way.

A little vacation to take with you.
And that's exactly how Le Beau feels.
A true piece of summer, captured in a stylish bottle.
Longevity for me is around 8 hours.

I personally have had many fragrances (around 220), but Le Beau is something different; it captivated me immediately with its creamy, noble note.
However, those who do not like coconut should look for another fragrance.

Imagine this: It’s a mild summer evening on the island of Naxos. I find myself in a small beach bar, the light of the setting sun bathing the marble tables in gold. A woman with laughing eyes approaches me:

“May I ask what you’re wearing? It smells like warm honey and cinnamon, with a hint of tobacco - dreamy.”

That one moment - captured in the scent - convinced me: Naxos is not just a perfume, it’s a feeling that lingers in memory.

Of course, it is already quite pricey, but quality does have its price!

First of all, this fragrance costs only 5-7 Euros for 60 ml and there is no fragrance in this price range that is better by a long shot! The JPG DNA is clearly present and in direct comparison to Le Male 2010 (before reformulation), it does not need to hide because you can't really notice the difference. The scent, scent progression, and even the longevity are almost identical with the difference that this Navy here is not quite as sweet, just like the 2010 version that everyone or many loved. Give it a try, everyone can afford the 6 Euros and in the end, you will most likely be thrilled. I've already bought it 8 times and four are still sealed in the cupboard.