Wanted Girl
Azzaro (2019)

A very nice sweet floral like you smelled many times, but a bit different thanks to the ginger. A shame it doesn't last, this note. Good general performances though.

The opening with its pomegranate and ginger duo is quite pleasant, and is not very sweet. The ginger provides a good counterbalance to the fruitiness, in which I also detect hints of peach at times.

A sweet white floral development occurs in the drydown, and later on a sweet component arises that includes elements of caramel and dulce de leche. This latter notes sweetens a bit further, and leads us into the base where it morphs into a good lashing of a vanilla impression that increasingly strengthens its grip on the base notes. A slightly green vetiver that lacks any earthiness is overrun by the vanilla most of the time towards the end.

I get moderate sillage, good projection and six hours of longevity on my skin.

Not bad as a spring creation, it shields some originality and is one of the limited number of fragrances working with pomegranate impressions, but it is too generic to warrant a higher rating. 2.75/5