Men
1 Million Lucky
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1 Million Lucky by Rabanne is a woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2018, this composition was created by perfumer Natalie Gracia-Cetto. Upon release, it unfolds with plum, ozonic notes, grapefruit, and bergamot; the heart reveals hazelnut, honey, cedar, cashmere wood, orange blossom, and jasmine; while the base settles on amberwood, patchouli, vetiver, and oakmoss.
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Okay, when I started buying fragrances, this was one of my favorites. However, now that I’ve used it quite a bit, I couldn’t say the same… it smells great in its opening and dry down, but I feel it’s an annoying fragrance to a certain point, too cloying. Every time I wear it in a place that isn’t open, I get an immediate headache, due to how extremely synthetic it is… that said, it gets compliments and many, truly, but I don’t wear it much. That’s because the claim that it’s ‘versatile’ is a scandalous lie; it’s 100% for nighttime use and open places. People have even told me it’s annoying in enclosed spaces (despite only using 3 sprays). Its projection is very good, but in the sense that it’s loud, not leaving a delicate and pleasant trail; it’s more like a perfume begging for attention… anyway… is it a good fragrance? Yes… is it as good as they say? No… it’s a bit overhyped… Yes, I don’t think it’s the ‘best designer perfume’. 6/10.
Call me crazy, but it smells exactly like JPG Scandal for women to me. It’s a very similar sweet, but this one smells 1% more masculine.
I bought a decant, and it’s quite tasty, pleasant smell; it reminds me of popcorn, and to my surprise, it’s much more masculine in the dry down—I thought it would be quite unisex, but no, the vetiver note plus a sweet caramelized touch from the honey and hazelnuts becomes noticeable. Tasty but nothing that blows your mind. Now, I didn’t find the performance great, about 4 hours on skin and medium projection; that said, it’s a bit overhyped, and I wouldn’t pay more than retail price.
I love perfumes that give a creamy sensation, even though I don’t usually wear them. The honey, hazelnut, and plum notes are delicious; at certain moments, they remind me of freshly baked cookies. It’s one of the most complimented perfumes I’ve worn over time, just like Invictus, which stays in my repertoire, and 212 Heroes. Anecdote: a friend of my father approached me directly to compliment my perfume, and while smoking a cigarette with her, we commented on how well it mixed with tobacco. If you have the chance to try it, do it. Women of all ages seem to love it.
I’d smell it all day without getting bored; the honey scent is delicious. Too bad they discontinued it :/
I have a decant; it’s tasty, sweet, and creamy. By the end of the dry down, a very masculine woody note is felt, which I assume is the vetiver. I don’t detect a honey scent, maybe I just haven’t deciphered it well yet. What I can say is that in my case, it’s not worth paying the high price for being discontinued; it doesn’t last me more than 4 hours, and if I’m looking for something sweet and creamy, I prefer an Invictus Victory Elixir, for example.
The only good thing is that they discontinued it ☹️. It smells fresh like a clear sky; half an hour later, you notice sweet honey notes, and finally, a base of nuts like cold coffee with nuts. Longevity: 8/10 (5-6 hours). Projection: 9/10 (I parked my car and my mom said it smelled outside). Value: 9/10 (100ml for $65). Scent: 10/10, versatile, recommended for dates and if you’re young for semi-formal events. Conclusion: 8.9; if it lasted longer, I’d give it a ten 😈👻.
It’s a delicious and very sweet scent, but not cloying. It has beastly longevity, lasting 8 hours, and for me, it projects 4-3 inches away. The smell is very sweet but charming; I’d wear it for a date or an informal winter event. In my opinion, there are slightly better options, so I give it a 9/10.
One Million Lucky review: The most magnificent, exquisite, sweet, and sexy PTM, yet youthful enough for young people (and lucky for me, haha). Incredible opening, citrusy, fruity, and fresh, with a beautiful, sweet dry down of honey, amber, and very prominent hazelnuts. It’s so beautiful I only wear it for special occasions. Price? Always look for the best deal because it can be expensive. Rating: Scent 9/10, Longevity 7/10 (lasts several hours on clothes), Projection 7/10. Give it a like if you enjoyed the review!
The only thing holding it back is that it smells like One Million, but if you ignore the name, it’s a masterpiece. It smells great, seductive, and I guarantee you’ll get compliments; it’s not a common scent and everyone loves it.
I bought it based on online recommendations (I had the original One Million and loved it). Upon receiving it, I realized it’s totally different from the original One Million. It’s a fruity scent that feels heavy to me (in my taste), but I’ve received plenty of compliments with it. Despite not being my favorite, I’d say it leaves one of the best scents on clothes of any fragrance in my collection.
I’ve had this for about 4 years and decided to finally smell it; honestly, I love it. It has a very noticeable hazelnut scent but also fresh, sweet, and woody. Totally a safe blind buy, with good longevity of about 7 hours and projection for 3-4 hours, though it depends on your pH. It works excellently in warm weather, but its strength is in the cold. In my opinion, it’s a very versatile perfume that smells youthful and sweet. The only downside is that it’s been discontinued, what a shame; the best One Million ever created.
Imagine this in a Parfums de Marly bottle and it would be incredible. As mentioned before, it carries the One Million weight, but in my opinion, it’s the best of them all.
This fragrance is rich, fresh, and charming. I find it well-balanced, with aquatic notes that are sweet but not cloying like the others. In my opinion, it’s the best for summer, especially for cool evenings.
This is the fragrance I’ve come closest to smelling via its most famous Arabic clone. If it resembles that, it’s pretty good. From my recent searches, I see it’s available on the Paco Rabanne website under exclusives. At 103 euros for 100ml. Is it back, or are they cashing in on the hype to clear out old stock at a premium?
The best in the One Million series… nothing more to add. It’s a beast for any occasion: office, going out for a drink, going to class… just not for clubbing since it’s not exactly a beast mode fragrance.
A fragrance that captivates and earns compliments.
I have the 2019 batches (clear glass) and the 2021 ones (dark glass). They are exactly the same: a slightly acidic plum that adds brightness, and yes, after a while it reminds me a bit of caramel popcorn. By late 2024, the bottle design changed. Edit: I tried the new June 2025 batch (new ‘Rabanne’ logo), smells the same, lasts well, projects strongly, is sharp, and the dry down lasts until the next day.
At first, I was disappointed; I swore it didn’t last and thought it was my worst purchase, until I saw a t-shirt still soaked in it days later. Definitely a short-range fragrance for luck, haha, but the longevity is decent. Just the projection is low. Still, it’s an amazing scent that keeps you in an exquisite bubble, sweet woody, an 11/10.
Love at first sniff; this is the perfume that has gotten me the most compliments. Longevity is over 7 hours, with moderate projection for about 4 or 5 hours using 8 to 10 sprays in open areas; 6 sprays in a closed space is perfect. I wouldn’t recommend it for night in mild or cold weather, but in my opinion, it’s the best One Million out there.
Thank God, this stands out from the scent of all its Million siblings. It smells rich, moderately sweet, and has charm. That last part is hard to find. If I’d say it’s unisex, it leans a bit more masculine, but if you don’t know it and smell it on a girl, you’ll be drooling. Very suitable. A definite 10.
This was a gift from my grandfather and it’s simply the best gift I’ve ever received. It’s almost finished but lasted for years and is still perfect. By far the best perfume I’ve ever had and my favorite by a mile… lasts forever and works for every occasion. Sweet but not suffocating.
This one, along with Elixir, is hands down the best Million. It’s a shame they discontinued Lucky; it’s my favorite in the line. Lasts quite a bit, 8 to 10 hours, and gets me tons of compliments; it’s one of the ones I get the most attention for. It has a rich hazelnut scent and the perfume is sweet.
Wooden cookie? If you have it, believe me, it smells exactly like that—a cookie with a crumbly texture. Imagine a cookie with a sweet plum crumbling inside. Well, Lucky is a great fragrance, very long-lasting and appealing. To me, it feels versatile thanks to that fruity-woody touch. It’s not as sweet as I expected, but here’s the thing: I’ve never received a compliment on this scent. I don’t know if I’m just an unlucky person, but I’ve never gotten a single praise or comment, even though my social circle usually gives compliments and even my girlfriend loves it. Personally, I adore the aroma, but I guess I just have bad luck and a bad face. 7.6/10.
I just scored three sealed 50ml bottles of OM Lucky from a friend, 2018 batch, and opened one to add to my collection. IN-CRE-IBLE! This has nothing to do with the One Million DNA; it’s something totally different. If you’re in Argentina and want a close approximation to this perfume’s DNA (and it’s done brilliantly for the price), grab Monique Black Fire Rock, which costs about 25k pesos (around $20). What I’m getting most is a plum with honey, very sweet, followed by hazelnut that makes it feel like a warm dessert. Incredible, best purchase of my life, and I have two more bottles coming up in the future.
I don’t know if I’m the only one, but this perfume smells like Christmas to me. A very pleasant, woody, fruity, and slightly sweet scent. I like it a lot; it’s super nice, but I literally only wear it from mid-December to early January. In my mind, it’s associated with that time of year—I don’t know why, it just doesn’t fit other situations. Performance is adequate.
Well, here’s the thing: this was the first OM line fragrance I bought, just last week at a department store. It’s discontinued, but luckily the store manager dug up the last few bottles from storage for me. I’d been hunting specifically for OM Lucky for years, so I’m hoping this acquisition turns out to be a winner. I bought it for several reasons, but the most important is that it feels like an original scent. It still has that OM DNA, but I think it’s the one that deviates the most from the rest of the OM line, and I love that. I still need to wear it a bit more to get a concrete opinion on projection, sillage, and longevity. I’ll let you know soon.
I’ll say it straight: this is the best One Million, and I don’t know why they pulled it. I have a 1.1 replica that’s exactly like the original, and I don’t expect judgment since the scent was discontinued and I can’t get the real thing physically; I’m too afraid of buying fakes online. But it smells very close to the original—I have a friend who owns the real one, and yes, it’s woody, sweet, slightly warm, and spicy with amber notes. You can wear it anytime during the day in spring, fall, and winter (not summer). I say ‘anytime’ because it’s not loud; it’s moderate and you don’t get tired of the scent. Unfortunately, the original is gone, but if you find one or a high-quality replica, smell it first, and if you like it, don’t hesitate to buy it.
I love it! I still remember when I bought it right in the middle of winter. The moment I smelled it, I was hooked. I couldn’t stop bringing it to my nose again and again… it smells delicious! It was impossible to resist. I wore it every day, took it everywhere, and every time I felt it on my skin, I’d smile. It was like carrying a little piece of happiness. Now, with the heat, it’s not quite as enjoyable for daily wear, but that doesn’t stop me from using it. Sometimes I just mist it into the air just to relive that scent that transports me back to those cold days, where everything felt cozier and more special. It’s become a memory, a feeling that always lifts my spirits and makes me long for that winter season.
Sweet and Captivating: Let’s be honest, 1 Million Lucky wraps you in a fruity sweetness from the very first second, like those ripe, juicy fruits. The ozonic and floral notes, to me, fade into the background, almost like a whisper. Curiously, that blend reminds me of my old Le Male macerate, one of my first loves in perfumery. They aren’t twins in terms of power, but Lucky has its own charm and holds its own on the sweet side. Over time, the fruit softens to reveal a very present honey with a smoky touch, as if the sugar were caramelized. Get it? It’s a sexy sweetness, not cloying or tiring for the nose. Does it smell like cookies? I don’t know which ones, but if they exist, they must be delicious! To my nose, it’s more of a fruity caramel bath. In the end, the woods kick in to prolong that sweetness, providing a warm and lasting base. I think it’s unisex, perfect for any age and ideal for standing out on special occasions. With its relaunch, it’s absolutely worth buying blind. I’ve read about similar scents but haven’t tried them. In short, 1 Million Lucky gets a 9.5/10. An unforgettable sweet pleasure.
I got a bottle of One Million Lucky (the black back label, not the old transparent one), and although I’d already smelled it, I’m still charmed. I like how sweet and addictive it is; it has a special juicy, hazelnutty point that sets it apart. It’s modern, youthful, and hooks you from the first moment; you can’t stop smelling it. I do notice this recent version smells a bit more synthetic compared to the previous one, perhaps less smooth or natural in the opening, but I still like it a lot and am glad to add it to my collection. A very different fragrance within the One Million line, definitely one of my favorites for autumn and winter. I give it an 8/10.
A perfume that falls into what can be called perfect, or at least gets very close. On the opening, it’s a sharp combination of plum, honey, and nuts, even a bit spicy. Then it settles into a pleasant honeyed aroma and afterward seems to leave a trail of chocolate cookies. Very good longevity, presence projection for about 3 hours. I’ve heard the new batch is less potent, though I haven’t confirmed it. If you can get the previous version, don’t hesitate (it’s possibly the best flanker, rivaling the Elixir).
I have the 2018 batch, and this perfume smells like a party. It’s sweet, fun, and different. First comes hazelnut with honey and fruits, very rich, almost like an expensive dessert. Then something softer and woody appears, but the sweetness remains. Ideal for night, going out, a date, or a gathering. It grabs attention, and many people will tell you you smell good.
I smelled this perfume in-store, and honestly, it’s rich, very rich. But it reminds me of ‘A Mi’, a lot like JPG’s Paradise Garden. What I don’t like is the atomizer, but I think I should and have to buy it… although I say it’s very similar to Paradise Garden, and in that sense, the latter is better.
Tested and very easy to analyze. It smells good, it’s not a bad perfume, but it didn’t surprise me at all. It disappointed me compared to the hype people have around it. It’s typical sweet cookie scent—not cloying, but super overused. It’s very similar to Azzaro Most Wanted Black, about 60% alike. Azzaro is much better: sweet but aromatic and very wearable. It also has similarities with Invictus Parfum minus the soapy vibe. Of all the notes, I only detect honey and hazelnut, but it smells like sweet cookies, not the listed notes. This isn’t the best 1 Million. The Privé is the most different and rich, with a super comfortable apple-tea note. The Parfum is good but a bit sticky if you wear too much. The Elixir is sweet but with apple and olive, more wearable. These three are better than Lucky. The original is better, though I used it when I was 17. The Royal could be better. Lucky isn’t bad, but it’s flat and repetitive. It projects one meter; you have to spray it 20 times to last two hours. Rating: Scent 6. Smells good but unnecessary. Longevity and projection 6. Youthful, party perfume, for clubs. For people under 25. I don’t understand why they put it on a pedestal. It makes me feel like I’m 17 again, smelling like everyone else. Tired of it already. I used it again; the first 10 minutes were fresh, then it became super flat and cookie-like. I’ve sold it, it’s out. If anyone wants it, let’s talk.
It will always be my favorite. I’ve had it since 2019, and although I’m running low, I keep smelling it from the bottle and I love it. An addictive scent; women love it. I’ll try to get another one.
I tested the new batch at Druni, and honestly, it smells much sweeter and more scandalous than before. It seems they reformulated it, just like they did with Black XS. It’s not the one I remember. Maybe it’s because there are already several very similar ones with honey or hazelnut gourmand notes.
I just tried the new batch in-store… What a disappointment. It smells like something you could get at Mercadona. Cashmere, wood, and ozony notes dominate, all sweetened with honey and a touch of hazelnut. It’s half fresh, half sweet, synthetic, and absolutely not memorable. Just average and heavily copied by cheap perfumes.
One Million Lucky smells like sweet gold, a blend of honey, hazelnuts, plums, and an ozony touch. Perfect for any occasion.
Sure, you’ve probably seen the other message. No buying or selling happens here; that’s for the forum. Just in case, this perfume is back on Druni for 54 euros. I repeat: this isn’t a place to buy or sell.