The One for Men Eau de Parfum

If you're in the middle of bitter divorce with your EDT version of The One, as you love her, but you hate her performance, then having a love affair with this EDP version may just be the best thing to happen to you. The One, despite it's overwhelming popularity is still my signature scent, even though I'm very aware tons of people know of, or wear this scent. It's just that damn good and I (and women) cannot get enough of this juice. It's a delicate, masterfully blended harmony of tobacco, grapefruit, ginger and amber. The ginger-tobacco combo really makes this special as it adds character. The grapefruit adds the citrus note without making it sharp. It's probably one of the smoothest citrus notes I've experienced. What makes this scent so incredible is really just how delicate, subtle, and pleasing it is. It's so warm and comfy, so cuddley and sitting by the fireplace in a warm blanket, nice and toasty. Perfect for cold weather. This is an absolute lady-killer and a perfect date fragrance. This is perfect for intimate situations, and close encounters. This is not by any means a projection bomb. It's not loud, but very soft. It's a pretty minimal scent bubble around you, and people must be within half an arm to an arms distance to really smell it on you, but when they do, they just love it and want to hug you and smell you. God, just writing this review, I had to spray some on my wrist, and now this review is taking longer to write because I keep smelling myself. Really one of my all time favourite scents. A true masterpiece. I haven't enjoyed a scent this much since Encre Noir. I think I even like this better as far as selfish scents go. Encre Noir takes you on a fragrance journey where you write your own story, but this one makes me want to make love to my wrist, lol. This is pure sex. So, performance. Hate to say it guys, but it's not a huge improvement from the EDT. But it IS an improvement. Smells almost identical to the original EDT, except maybe a little bit thicker, while the EDT is more airy. I'd agree with what others say, while the EDT maybe lasts 4 hours tops on you, this one will squeeze out another 1.5-2 hours or more depending on your skin, making for a respectable ~6 hours or so of longevity. Projection and silage are the about the same as before, not great, but longevity was improved. This is a close encounters scent afterall. When it comes down to it, if you already have the EDT, don't buy the EDP, it's the same scent. Wait until you finish your EDT bottle first (which given how long it lasts, should be soon enough) then grab yourself an EDP. Or, buy the EDP if you're afraid of reformulations (and rightfully so- thanks a lot western houses and the IFRA) and want a backup bottle. However if you have the choice of buying the EDT or EDP, only a fool would buy the EDT. Scent: 10/10 Silage:4/10 Longevity:6/10 Personal Appreciation: Sex/10

Smells like a man under a lamppost with a trench coat and a fedora during a warm, mysterious night, you can tell he means no harm because he’s just waiting for the bus while minding his own business. Absolutely gorgeous and alluring. It doesn’t need to project or fill a room to announce itself. 7-10 sprays creates the perfect sillage /scent trail. It fills a nice bubble around you while leaving an amazing trail without blasting the whole entire area because that’s just how the fragrance works. It radiates nicely but doesn’t scream “IM HERE SMELL ME” to your nose but rather “hey, thought I’d stop by, I hope you’re enjoying you’re day” it’s not too heavily incensey/armoatic, but has the perfect balance of a nice soft/barely noticeable grapefruit at the top that prevents the fragrance from being too overpowered by the light tobacco and cardamom, with the ginger and orange blossom giving The One EDP 2015 a great effervescence, slight soapy/floral medicinal vibe . Of course all of this put together with nice herbal/spice top notes of basil and coriander and a solid ambery/cedarwood base , nothing to be said there except beautiful. It doesn’t smell like a spice cabinet or too oriental, it retains its Italian mob boss status. The longevity and projection could be better but honestly that’s not what I’m looking for in a fragrance. The One hits that sweet spot for me when it comes to sillage, projection and longevity. I don’t wanna explode a room with a fragrance. I don’t want to be smelled 5 minutes after I left the area. I like a nice 1-1.5 ft radius sillage, with a scent trail that doesn’t follow me to the bathroom, but instead follows me around a corner. I get about 6 hours with 2 hours being a skin scent, so about 8 in total. Amazing fragrance and I’m sad I wasn’t in the game when this stuff was popular but who knows , I think it’s perfectly rated now and has its place in the fragrance world. Olivier and his father truly created a legacy in perfumery and may be the best father/son duo in fragrance history, of course he has many more years to come and I hope he revisits this masterpiece.

Hello Everybody! I'm wearing it day/night. I always get good compliments which makes my day!! I am seeing here that many people are complaining about the longevity. So here is the solution guys. First of all use jojoba oil contents (I am using the palmolive ones) for both hair and body shampoo. After finishing shower you should put PURE jojoba oil with some cotton just to your neck area and wait 15 minutes to dry a little. After that you can spray your magic. How to spray: Don't think that owerspraying will increse the longevity. (even it's transforming to a terrible scent.) Spray it to different parts of your neck area from FAR away and especially close to your hair area. The most important part: After doing everything you said 'no nothing happened' 'still no longevity' etc..I understand you but don't give up. All you need is time. You should adapt your body for to be moisturized. I tested and for my VERY DRY skin I needed minimum 15 days. But finally it worked! So if you are complaining for longevity issues for any scent you should apply JOJOBA oil. This is very impotant... Results; 9 hours.......... I make the test everyday...... First 3 hours very good projection and longevity. 4-5 hours you get decent projection and longevity. After that it becomes to a skin scent with some jojoba oil. smell. Then scent turns to a secret weapon... If you are on a date, you will understand what i mean.;) From a fragrance what you can need more? 9 hour is more than enough for everything... Just a quick note: To understand how amazing the scent: Hold your breath for 10 seconds and then spray it your neck. Smell gently. Not joking! uh?! Thanks a lot D&G for creating such a beauty. Thanks for reading!

D&G The One Eau De Parfum in 2025. One of the first scents I purchased on my fragrance journey and probably one of the first scents you'll learn about buying to start your collection. This was a recommendation from multiple influencers a few years back when I started and I was immediately hooked. Something described as a great date night, winter, ambery fragrance, which still holds up to its promises today. A common complaint on this one was the lack of projection which is unfortunately the case; While it lasts all day on as a skin scent, I can no longer pick up on the fragrance off my neck after only a few hours. But for those first moments after spraying, this is a smooth amber tobacco scent without being heavy on the nose despite its listed notes. I won't pretend I can pick up on every note listed here. If anything else, the grapefruit gives it some more depth in the opening, but that amber is lovely, one of the best amber notes in a Designer fragrance I ever tried a few years back, and still the case to this day. Since its release, there have been a TON of similar releases, mostly in its category. But for me, nothing else that's shook the fragrance industry is like D&G The One Eau De Parfum. Nowadays, fragrances in this category are being released as overly sweet, some headache-inducing, but The One EDP is incredibly smooth and can be over sprayed without issue. A must-buy if you enjoy winter designer scents.

From the moment I spritzed it on, I was greeted with a fresh opening that surprised me with its mildly sweet citrus aroma and a hint of ginger. It's definitely more vibrant than what you'd typically expect from a tobacco scent. After about 5 minutes, the fragrance evolves into a delightful blend of sweet and spicy tobacco. Don't worry about any overwhelming smokiness here; it leans more towards a pleasant, subtly sweet aroma. As the journey progresses, around the twenty-minute mark, the drydown begins, and the tobacco note remains prominent, now beautifully complemented by a sweet amber and mild white florals. This combination gives it a rich depth without being overpowering. One notable downside that many have pointed out is the performance. After the initial application, the scent seems to lose its projection after about an hour, transitioning to a skin scent up to the fourth hour before it eventually fades away. While I can understand the criticism regarding its longevity, I personally don’t mind it. I see The One EDP as an excellent choice for a date night or a cozy dinner, rather than a loud club environment. It's also perfectly suitable for the workplace during colder months, as it's a soft scent that’s easy on the nose.