Wanted

Wanted is a bright citrus gourmand. The core profile features a heavy dose of tropical fruit notes like pineapple and mango, anchored by a zesty lemon top. It is very sweet and fresh, smelling almost like a high-end fruit punch meant for warm weather wear.

The opening is a sharp, fizzy blast of lemon and pineapple that feels very energetic. As it settles, the passionfruit and mango become more pronounced, softening into a creamy, sugary gourmand base. The citrus punch fades slightly, leaving behind a lingering, candy-like tropical sweetness on the skin after a few hours.

On average, you can expect Wanted to last around 4 to 6 hours on skin. Longevity is moderate for a fruity gourmand. If you apply it to clothing or hair, you might squeeze out an extra hour or two, but it is not a heavy beast-mode perfume that will carry through an entire workday.

The sillage is moderate and airy, projecting about an arm's length during the first two hours. It is not designed to fill a room or be overpowering, making it a safe choice for close-quarter settings like offices or casual brunch dates where you want a pleasant trail without being intrusive.

This is definitely a warm-weather scent. It performs best in spring and summer when the heat helps the pineapple and mango notes project. In cold winter weather, the tropical notes can feel a bit out of place and may not develop with the same juicy intensity you get in the sunshine.

Yes, it is generally office-safe due to its moderate projection and pleasant, fruity character. It is not aggressive or challenging to others. If you work in a tight space, sticking to two or three sprays will ensure you smell clean and inviting rather than overwhelming your coworkers with tropical sweetness.

Wanted is perfect for anyone who loves sweet, fruit-forward scents and isn't afraid to smell like a vacation. It leans slightly feminine due to the sugary gourmand accords, but the tropical fruit profile is completely unisex and works well on anyone who enjoys bright, playful fragrances.

Because it is so fruit-heavy, layering Wanted can be tricky. It works well with simple, linear coconut or vanilla scents to enhance the gourmand side. Avoid layering it with heavy oud or patchouli fragrances, as the sharp lemon and pineapple notes might clash with darker, earthier materials.

If you enjoy realistic fruit notes like mango and pineapple, this is a relatively safe bet. However, if you typically prefer woodsy, spicy, or floral-heavy perfumes, it might be too sweet for your taste. Always grab a small sample first to test how the sugar accord sits on your skin.

Sucreabeille perfumes are often sold in smaller, curated sizes, providing good value if you like variety. While not as inexpensive as mass-market designer frags, the quality of the fruity notes makes it a fun addition for someone who wants a specific tropical gourmand experience rather than a generic department store scent.