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Pure Instinct Wanted is a pheromone perfume from the brand's men's collection, and this listing is the 60 ml spray bottle rather than the small roll-on. It suits someone who wants a clean citrus-and-wood scent they can mist on in a couple of seconds, with a synthetic pheromone ingredient included in the formula. The thing that sets this version apart is its alcohol base: it goes on light, dries quickly and covers more skin than a dab of oil does.

What Wanted smells like

Pure Instinct builds the scent in three layers. Bergamot sits on top, so the first few minutes are bright and a little sharp. Neroli, the blossom of the bitter orange tree, comes through next and turns the citrus greener and softly floral. Cedarwood forms the base, and that dry, pencil-shaving woodiness is what you'll still notice on your skin later on. It's a familiar fresh profile, easy to wear in the daytime and not so heavy that it fills a small room.

How to apply a pheromone perfume spray

Spray it onto clean, dry skin after a shower, when nothing else is competing with it. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or upper chest and one on a wrist. Hold the bottle a short distance away so the mist settles as a fine layer instead of a wet patch, then let it dry by itself. Rubbing your wrists together flattens the bright opening notes. For a softer, closer effect, spray the air in front of you and step through it.

Alcohol-based sprays fade faster on dry skin. An unscented moisturiser underneath gives the fragrance something to cling to, and a quick top-up in the afternoon is easy with a bottle this size.

Spray or roll-on?

Wanted also comes as a 10.2 ml roll-on. That one uses a plant-oil base, so it stays close to the skin and suits people who like a quieter scent at work. The spray spreads further, feels lighter and leaves nothing greasy on a shirt collar. If you wear fragrance daily or like to reapply, the 60 ml bottle is the practical choice. If you want something that lives in a jacket pocket, pick the roll-on.

Ingredients and a fair note on pheromones

The ingredient list is short: denatured alcohol, fragrance, water and a vegan, synthetically derived pheromone. Pure Instinct says the formula is paraben-free, vegan and not tested on animals. Research into human pheromones is limited and still argued over, so we make no claims about how other people will react. Buy Wanted because you enjoy the smell; anything beyond that is a bonus you shouldn't count on. If fragrance tends to bother your skin, try a single spray on the inside of your forearm and wait a day before wearing it more widely.

Storage and travel

Keep the cap on and store the bottle upright, away from sunlight, radiators and a steamy bathroom shelf, since heat and light break fragrance down. The maker suggests using it within 12 months of opening. At 60 ml it's smaller than the usual 100 ml limit for cabin liquids, but airline rules vary, so check before you fly and keep it in your clear liquids bag.

Specifications

  • Brand: Pure Instinct, men's collection
  • Scent: Wanted. Bergamot top note, neroli heart, cedarwood base
  • Format: spray bottle, 60 ml (2 fl oz)
  • Ingredients: alcohol denat., fragrance (parfum), water (eau/aqua), perfume (vegan, synthetically derived pheromone)
  • Maker states: paraben-free, vegan, not tested on animals
  • Also available: Wanted roll-on, 10.2 ml

Want to compare scents first? Browse the full Pure Instinct line or all of our pheromone fragrances.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Pure Instinct Wanted Men's Pheromone Perfume Oil.

What does Pure Instinct Wanted smell like?

It opens with bright bergamot, moves into neroli, which is green and lightly floral, and dries down to cedarwood. If you like classic fresh colognes built on citrus and wood, it will feel familiar. If you prefer sweet, spicy or musky scents, compare the other men's scents in the Pure Instinct range.

Is this the spray or the oil version of Wanted?

This listing is the 60 ml spray, made with an alcohol and water base. Some older wording called it a perfume oil, but the oil version is the separate 10.2 ml roll-on. The spray dries faster and feels lighter; the roll-on sits closer to the skin.

Do pheromone perfumes actually work?

Honestly, nobody can promise that. Studies on human pheromones are small and the results are disputed, so we don't claim Wanted changes how anyone responds to you. What you are buying is a citrus-and-cedar cologne that lists a synthetic pheromone among its ingredients.

How many sprays of pheromone perfume should I use?

Two or three is a good starting point: neck or chest plus one wrist. Over-spraying any alcohol-based scent makes the opening sharp and can feel overpowering to people nearby. Wear it for a day at that level, then add a spray if it fades sooner than you'd like.

Can I layer Wanted with my usual cologne?

You can, but it works most smoothly with other fresh, citrus or woody scents. Spray Wanted directly on skin and put the second fragrance on a different spot rather than on top. A heavily scented deodorant or body wash will compete with it, so unscented versions help.

Can I spray it on clothes?

A light mist on cotton or wool is usually fine and can make the scent last a little longer. Keep it off silk and pale fabrics, where alcohol and fragrance can leave a mark. If you are unsure, test on an inside seam first.

Is it okay to use straight after shaving?

Alcohol stings on freshly shaved or broken skin, so spray on the chest or wrists instead, or wait until your face has settled. If you notice redness or itching anywhere, wash it off with soap and water and stop using it.

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