Men
1 Million Parfum
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Rabanne's 1 Million Parfum is a leather fragrance for men. Launched in 2020, this composition was created by Quentin Bisch, Christophe Raynaud, and Sonia Constant.
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A fragrance that never gets boring. It delivers a perhaps familiar scent, but that’s not bad because it’s a great perfume. 10/10
I already have it, and it smells like bubblegum with grape, flowers, and something sweet… recommended for cool afternoons or nights, very unisex. For a date or evening event, don’t overapply it; it’s super long-lasting. It lasts 12 hours on the skin, and I even sprayed it on my jacket, and it still smells 48 hours later. I’m not crazy about that part.
I love this perfume; it’s not the same as the original, and its dry down is fantastic; plus, it lasts a long time and projects well.
It smells almost identical to JPG’s Scandal or Montale’s Oud Tobacco, though the latter is much softer.
I didn’t expect anything from this flanker and I was wrong; it was a total discovery, love at first sniff 😂 The classic 1 Million is already very well-known, but this version is delicious and lightyears ahead of its predecessor; it’s much more refined. I tested it on three different days before buying to be sure, and that’s how it was. I’m impressed by the quality and the scent, which smells like neroli, leather, ambergris, and salt. I’d use it in fall and winter because it’s potent, and it can be overwhelming in the heat. One of Paco Rabanne’s best launches 👏 Three people have already told me I smell good, even strangers.
I bought it today with doubts about the neroli and notes I’d never heard of, but since they’re highly praised and I love all Paco Rabanne scents, I decided to go for it. Quentin Bisch is my favorite perfumer. I was pleasantly surprised; I absolutely love it. My mom and dad already want it for themselves. Out of the three 1 Million bottles I own, none smell the same, and I like that. I thought it would be an overwhelming salty neroli powerhouse, but nope—it’s delicious. You smell the skin scent in 20 seconds if you apply it to skin; in the air, it takes a bit longer. The opening is fresh and floral; the neroli traps you, sweet and creamy thanks to the solar notes, monoi oil, vanilla, and creamy tonka bean (not overly vanillaized)—it smells like beach cream, vacation by the sea. It’s not linear; it smells incredible from start to finish. I highlight the neroli in the opening; it’s perfectly balanced. Anyone saying it’s feminine is wrong. Would a woman wear it? Yes, but on a man, it’s a marvel. Anyone saying it smells like grape doesn’t notice it. I don’t detect leather, cashmere, labdanum, or much amber, just a hint of pine. Forget your prejudices; it’s an absolute floral, sweet, masculine tropical masterpiece. I’d skip it for summer, but it’s great for fall, winter, and spring nights or cool summer evenings. It’s not cloying or suffocating. I sprayed it at 12:30 PM and it still smelled at midnight. Longevity on skin: 9 Fixation: 9 Sillage: 7 Versatility: 8 (5/10 for parties, romantic outings). Scent: 9 (spectacular).
The opening features very prominent pine with neroli and creamy coconut, with a salty touch. As it dries down, it becomes more woody. Longevity is 6 to 7 hours with wide projection that fades slowly. I’ll definitely buy it. Disclaimer: if you’re the average One Million consumer, you might not like it due to the floral touches. But if you’re not afraid of success or you’re a woman, give it a shot; the creamy floral touch makes it unisex.
It’s a rich perfume that smells like sweet sunscreen. I loved it at first, but then I got tired of it because it’s so sweet and overwhelming. It’s not very masculine; I see it as a perfect unisex scent. What really stands out is its longevity and projection; it lasts 10 hours on skin and projects way too much. I wore it on my wrist today and hours later, the aroma was still hitting me in bursts.
Out of all my One Million versions, the Parfum was a huge letdown: it smells floral and feels too feminine. It projects and lasts a long time, but the scent just doesn’t work for me.
This fragrance is the niche jewel of the One Million line and grabs you from the very first second. It opens with a sparkling neroli burst that evolves into a powerful depth thanks to the ambergris. In the dry down, it leaves a subtle sweetness with a delicate leather touch. Performance is undeniable: it lasts about 8 hours on the skin with standout projection and sillage for 2 to 3 hours. It’s perfect for turning heads, though its bold character might not appeal to everyone. I recommend testing it before buying to see if it suits you. In short, it’s a scent that smells great and invites you to explore new olfactory territories. For more info, check out my YouTube channel Rosko Perfumes. Scent: 10 Projection: 8 Sillage: 8 Longevity: 8
Very good, but excessively sweet. If you wear it on a hoodie, it lasts up to a month. In my experience, it feels like an aged sweet, but over time, I detect a public restroom smell. Still, I recommend it.
I knew this was a turning point in the line, leaning floral. The perfume feels high quality, but in my perception, it seemed excessively feminine, more than I tolerate. I’m not surprised by the good ratings; it’s quite good, but it’s not for me.
Excellent for the bar, club, or disco. It’s a scent that usually pleases the majority, ideal for grabbing attention in nightlife settings and for men who aren’t afraid to wear scents that aren’t strictly masculine. Highly recommended for young people. Longevity and projection are lower than expected; I don’t know if it was always like this or if there were new formulations. Although it’s ideal for parties, it’s the most versatile 1 Million on the market; it works perfectly on non-hot days and afternoons.
One of the most popular men’s fragrances, thanks to the bottle, marketing, or advertising, but undoubtedly what makes it irresistible is its exquisite aroma, which fluctuates between floral and leather. Ideal for young people but also for those over 30. It’s a powerhouse scent with great sillage and longevity that projects well from a distance, lasting all day or night effortlessly. Caution when applying: the bitter resinous notes can become overwhelming if over-concentrated. Its only downside is its massiveness; it’s recognizable at first sniff.
It was the first original fragrance I used and the one that introduced me to perfumery. Honestly, the first time I smelled it, I got a beach sunscreen vibe, but very sweet and cloying. At first, I thought it was a woman’s scent, but as I used it, I fell more in love. It’s not for daily wear, so it’s not my signature, but I do use it at night because where I live it gets very hot and it can be overwhelming. My rating: 8/10.
Sweet and floral to no end. I heard the opening smells like grape gum, and I fully agree. You can detect some coconut and woods, and deep down, as it dries, a faint note of clean leather. In my opinion, it’s unisex leaning feminine. In terms of performance, it’s one of the most potent in my collection, both in projection and longevity; it projects a lot and lasts about 10 hours on skin. Personally, I don’t recommend buying without trying it, especially due to that marked feminine profile. But tastes and smells vary. EDIT: A downside to these ‘bricks’ is the atomizer; due to the bottle shape, it’s harder to spray comfortably. If we don’t press it well, it leaks like a hose.
A perfume delight. Quentin Bisch did an excellent job turning totally feminine notes into a masculine and elegant delight. Longevity is +12 and projection is top-notch for the first 3 hours; then it becomes a bubble that’s noticeable only when you get close. Don’t fear the neroli note and give it a try. It’s versatile, but don’t use it in the heat because the scent can become overwhelming.
I tested it with a few sprays, and it smells very much like Scandal EDT, but with the floral nuance of One Million.
This is my go-to for hitting the bar or club; you always look sharp. It’s floral, sweet, and rich—I see it as unisex masculine. The longevity is impressive: 10 hours on skin and an absolute beast on clothes. I already own a second bottle and will buy again. If you like sweet florals, this is for you. It’s all-terrain, though it gives a 10 at night. Every time I want to switch up my night scent, I regret it and go back to ‘1 Million Parfum’. Among all night scents, it’s my favorite. Cheers.
It’s the first 1 Million I’ve tried, and now I understand why many hate these versions. I’d define it as a good designer unisex, that’s about it. It reminds me of some Avon women’s scents, like Far Away; the women I’ve given it to have loved it. On skin and duration on clothes, it’s good: more than 5 hours on skin and a couple of days on clothes, I suppose more if they spray more than 5 times. I don’t perceive it as totally masculine, but rather unisex.
If you’re looking for something original, this is your cup of tea. It’s sweet, potent, and screams presence—perfect for grabbing attention. However, I don’t have much affection for it: that synthetic leather note is noticeable and gets tiring quickly. Ideal for nights or cool days. Don’t buy it blindly.
I’ll just say this: if you have the chance, try it when it’s very hot. It has a heavy, potent profile that suggests mid-seasons or cold, but OM Parfum has that solar note that smells like you’ve been soaking up the sun (ideal if you’re tanned). Just use a few sprays. 7/10, very good.
Second review, and I like it more each time; it works for almost everything: day, night, cold, heat, informal, and even somewhat formal. I’m not brave enough to use it as a signature, but it’s an all-rounder. I had trouble finding the leather note they mention, but I found it, and it adds a frame that makes the composition unique. Among the 1 Million line, it’s undoubtedly the most original and least seen/used, at least where I live. A sweet and floral gem that goes from the beach to a winter party.
If you buy it with your girlfriend, you’ll both use it up, and she’ll surely like it. The opening is feminine, but in 10 minutes, the floral neroli kick calms down, revealing a coconut scent like a bronzing cream that fits perfectly. Although they sell it for guys, I consider it unisex. Does it smell good? Extremely well. Does it perform? Very well. Would I grab it? Yes, if you like the One Million DNA, have spent on the original or Floueurs, are looking for something less potent, have no aromatic gender prejudices, and want something modern and stylish. Watch out, as the price has skyrocketed and they’re almost luxury products now.
My younger brother always wore the original, but I didn’t pay attention because he had claimed it. When I smelled the Parfum version, I fell in love at first sniff. I liked it so much that I got a 10ml decant, and to my surprise, they even gave me the original bottle with the last remnants left. I walked away with a decant and a bottle with history. This gem is Solar Floral Leather, a sophisticated fusion of intense leather, elegant white flowers, and warm solar accords. Exotic, luxurious aroma, perfect for the day and warm climates, though it also shines at night. Bold, seductive personality with a beachy nuance; it never goes unnoticed. My final rating: 7.8/10.
A terrible perfume; I don’t understand where the listed notes are. To me, it smells like bubblegum. Very potent; if you apply it and sweat a bit, it stings your butt. A disaster; it has nothing to do with the rest of the line.
My wife likes it more than I do. On my skin, it feels too feminine. Excellent perfume and performance, but too feminine for my taste. I didn’t have the same issue with Scandal, which is in the same discussion; compared to it, Scandal on me results in a better, more masculine scent.
My cousin lent me his 200ml version, and at first, I was confused. I liked the sweetness and warmth, but something didn’t quite fit. Yesterday, comparing it with SWT Intensely, Invictus Victory Elixir, and One Million Elixir, I smelled it again, and it’s spectacular. My favorite from Paco Rabanne, sweet, warm, and rare, but a bomb for cold climates and very potent. Leaving aside the fanaticism, the performance is top-notch: strong from the first moment, you don’t need more than 8 sprays to project far. Lasts about 7 hours on skin, longer on clothes. It’s masculine due to that spicy warmth, though a woman could wear it. If you’re looking for something warm, sweet, and masculine, I recommend it 1000%. At the price of the 100ml (around $125), it’s worth every penny. Would I buy it blind? It’s like Russian roulette, but safe if you’re looking for something sweet for the cold.
From the first spray, One Million Parfum screams personality, very different from the classic. Quentin Bisch gave it elegance and sophistication. Fresh, citrusy opening, followed by a floral heart with neroli that adds a feminine touch without losing masculinity, making it richer and more complex. Soft patchouli and leather add depth. Balanced, modern, and enveloping, warm without being overwhelming. Lasts a long time with moderate, consistent projection, ideal for those seeking versatility without being invasive. I use it year-round, day or night, to convey security and style. Duration: 9-10 hours. Projection: Moderate. Season: All year. My rating: 8.5/10. It challenges expectations with an incredible balance between freshness, flowers, and depth.
Cheap Joyita: it drives some people crazy while others absolutely love it, but I adore it. It’s super elegant and masculine, smells divine, and lasts forever.
The best 1 Million. Although I don’t use it anymore, it was my favorite of the entire line while I owned it. 1000 times better than the original.
Gold melts under the sun. 1 Million Parfum takes the formula that made the line iconic and takes it to another level: denser, warmer, and solar. From the start, it’s not just another flanker; it smells like grape gum with a salty solar-floral touch, amber resins, tropical sweetness, and white flowers that give it a luminous twist. Leather doesn’t dominate, but as it dries down, you notice it like suede. It’s less youthful and more opulent than the original. If 2008 was a night party, this is a luxury terrace at sunset. Excellent performance: 3-4 hours of intense projection and over 10-12 hours on skin. Paco Rabanne delivers again. It’s not cloying; the sweetness is more resinous and the solar touch keeps it airy. Technically masculine, but women wear it with personality if they’re looking for something bold. In short, it’s more mature and structured, not living off nostalgia.
Simply spectacular. It’s an ultra-upgraded 1 Million with an impactful scent and wide projection. A top-tier perfume, one of my favorites.
The best 1 Million: the most niche, the most misunderstood, and the most original. To my taste, only the Million Gold Elixir surpasses it, but this remains more unique and daring. A gem in itself.
Top quality-to-price ratio. I love them; they’re sweet and vanilla-like but without going overboard like the others. They give me a lot of confidence and last all day; I think it’s the 1 Million that lasts the longest, about 8 hours on skin and a week on clothes. It leaves a decent trail. It was one of the ones my circle loved the most, even though it’s very trendy now, which made me stop wearing it. In the end, it’s quite fulfilling.
It has nothing to do with the others in the line. It’s curious: a soft leather base, a strong gummy part like blackberry gum, another very prominent note like sunscreen, and a floral. It smells exactly like the bottle’s color. The 2022 batch was totally nuclear, lasting over 12 hours with brutal projection for the first 3. I sold it because it got on my nerves; it became too heavy and boring to wear.
Where has this perfume been all this time? I loved it! I must say, upon first spraying, it didn’t hit me hard; I didn’t see it as ‘special’ at all, but after 20 minutes, the magic began. Elegant, refined, versatile, and addictive. A 1 Million with more class and a serious edge. There’s no doubt Quentin Bisch never disappoints. Seeing his name among perfumers was a seal of guarantee.
A very floral and elegant perfume, ideal for a fresh morning because it hugs you all day long. It has an incredible resemblance to the DO Son EDP.
Finding a price point in this range that projects this much is tough, but the smell, already so basic and famous, eventually gets tiring. In my opinion, it’s an overused perfume, yet it remains a beast.
It’s a whole other world within the One Million line. I have a special affection for it, even if it’s not my favorite scent. What I do know is that every time I wear it, someone asks who smells so good; the first hours deliver constant bursts of fragrance.