Wanted
Fragrance notes
Character
Wanted smells like a morning market stall piled high with ripe mango, pineapple, and passionfruit. Lemon brightens the mix while parsley adds a green, herbal edge that stops the fruit from becoming a flat sugar syrup. The result is a tropical, citrus-led gourmand that feels fresh rather than heavy, with an aromatic lift that keeps it from collapsing into a candy scent. Sucreabeille leans into the juice of the fruit here, not the artificial candy coating that often comes with this style.
This is a daytime companion for warm weather walks and outdoor plans. It suits someone who enjoys a cheerful, fruity presence and wants a fragrance that matches a relaxed, sunny mood. The blend feels playful and approachable, made for casual outings rather than formal evening events. It carries a clear sweetness that stays friendly and never turns cloying, fitting easily into a routine built around light clothes and open air.
Andrea Fender composed a fragrance that delivers a very specific, vibrant fruit profile. The limitation is its narrow personality. The parsley and citrus do not fully mask the fact that the core is a singular tropical theme, so anyone looking for complexity or a fragrance that shifts through multiple moods will find it one-dimensional. It does exactly what it promises, but it does not offer much beyond that bright, fruity promise.
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