The Most Wanted Clones

"### Final Thoughts Ansaam Silver is a solid budget option if you enjoy the "The Most Wanted" DNA. It's not a perfect replica, the synthetic edge is present, but it delivers a similar experience . If you can snag this for under $30, it’s a no-brainer. Is the original worth 5-6 times the price? Only if you demand top-tier ingredients and smoother blending. For the casual wearer, this will absolutely scratch that itch without breaking the bank. Buy it if you are on a budget. ### Scent Breakdown Ansaam Silver attempts to mimic Azzaro's "The Most Wanted" and lands reasonably close. The cardamom opening is there, though it's noticeably less refined. Expect a slightly sharper, almost peppery introduction compared to the smoother, more rounded original. The toffee heart is present, but smells a touch synthetic. The amberwood base provides a woody-sweet backbone, mimicking the drydown of "The Most Wanted" fairly well. I'd peg this around 90% similar. The main difference is the overall smoothness and quality of ingredients. ### Wear time & Sillage Performance is surprisingly decent. I get around 6-7 hours on skin, with moderate projection for the first 2 hours. It won't fill a room, but creates a noticeable scent bubble. you can't complain. Re-applying is an option if you want that initial punch throughout the day."

"### Olfactory Experience Men More Intense aims for that seductive sweetness of Azzaro's The Most Wanted, and it gets respectably close. The cardamom opening is a touch sharper, more synthetic, but the toffee heart is the star, present from the start. It's undeniably appealing, a gourmand nudge without being juvenile. The amberwood base provides a warm, slightly woody anchor. Compared to the original, it's about 89% there. The missing 89% is in the smoothness; The Most Wanted has a creamier, richer feel, lacking here. ### How Long Does it Last? This clone throws its weight around. Initial projection is strong, filling a room for the first hour. It then settles closer to the skin, leaving a sweet, inviting aura. Longevity is surprisingly good, clocking in at around 6-7 hours on my skin. You’ll get noticed. ### Is it Worth It? If you crave that sweet toffee vibe but balk at the price of the original, Men More Intense is a worthy alternative. It's not a perfect replica. The synthetic edges are noticeable upon close inspection. But for everyday wear, or a night out where you want to project confidence and charm, it delivers. This clone offers a compelling, cost-effective way to capture that same mood. Perfect for the guy who wants to smell good without breaking the bank."

"### How it Smells Intense Wayfarer opens with a bracing cardamom that’s surprisingly close to The Most Wanted. It's not quite as polished; there's a slight synthetic buzz, like cardamom essential oil next to the real spice. The heart leans heavily into the toffee. This is where it deviates. While the original has a smoother, slightly boozy caramel, Wayfarer's toffee is sweeter, almost bordering on burnt sugar. The amberwood base is present and accounted for, providing a familiar, warm, and slightly scratchy foundation that mirrors the Azzaro scent. Overall, it captures about 92% of the original's DNA. ### To Buy or Not to Buy? Intense Wayfarer is for the confident, everyday guy who wants to project a touch of sweetness without sacrificing masculinity. It's a solid grab if you enjoy the general vibe of The Most Wanted but don't want to drop a ton of cash. Is the original ten times better? Absolutely not. This is a great option for casual wear, dates, or just feeling good without breaking the bank. If you're hypersensitive to synthetic edges, sample first. But if you're looking for an affordable, crowd-pleasing scent with decent performance, give this a try. ### The Performance Stats Expect moderate projection for the first two hours, creating a pleasant scent bubble. It then settles closer to the skin, lasting around 6-7 hours total. Not beast mode, but respectable for a clone at this price point. Definitely performs better on fabric."