Cash Woman

Not having an interest in mainstream fragrance for the past 15-20years (as a mom to little ones on a budget, BBW body sprays were just fine!) and just getting back into fragrance in the past year or so, I have never smelled Lady Million. Almost blind bought it at Marshall’s, but $40 is a little steep for 1oz unless I know I will love it. So, I ordered CASH, lol! I really, really like this. I could wear this a lot!! It is sweet, check! It has patch, check! It is sensual but not vampy, check! It has warmth (amber), check! This really ticks all my boxes. It *could* be a little stronger and longer lasting, but for $10 I am happy. It is a perfumey perfume, but it doesn’t feel dated or too mature in any way. I’m a fully grown woman who loves sweeter scents and this is perfect, not too young at all. Really lovely! Now I’m just debating whether to spring for the real thing whenever I see it available cheap-ish again or just buy more bottles of this...

CASH is a brilliant dupe for Lady Million, I love Patchouli and Amber in my perfumes, and this doesn't disappoint. My neice wears Lady Million and has agreed that the next time she needs some, it will be CASH that she buys, as she cannot tell the difference. And the best part, the longevity is great, sillage is great and the price.....well at £9 for 90ml, that's pretty great too. I am wearing it in February and it's beautiful, it may be a bit too strong for summer months, but I will give it a try if Summer ever gets here...and add to my review below.

Smells like white florals and honey. I honestly quite like it. In fact, it always gives me uplifting spring-like happy vibes. It's a year round fragrance. Last decent enough(4-5 hrs). I will say you won't like this unless you like floral perfumes because this predominantly is that. Edited: The more these La Rive fragrances age the better and stronger they get. This one last a good 8+hrs now. It's a simple but beautiful spring & summer scent.

It's a fantastic dupe for Lady Million, quite long-lasting as for this amazing price:) If you are hesitating whether to buy Lady Million or not, go for this one - if you enjoy it, you'll like the Paco Rabanne gem too. It is perfect for autumn and winter, warm, raspberry-honey delight, I really recommend trying it out!

I have never tried lady million however, this blew me away. I can smell the Paco Rabanne signature. It slightly reminds me of olympea intense but way, way less intense. I feel like I would layer those two in colder months and they would just make each other bloom.

I love it! I got this as a present from my brother. Its warm and suitable for fall and winter. The mixture of amber and fruit makes it warm and gives it a hint of sweetness in a good way which is perfect.

A warm scent for automn, a fruity note, with a soft amber, a kind of honey, perfect for automn sunset.

A lady passed in front of me at the mall and had this gorgeous perfume trail following her. She was walking rather briskly with an optimistic almost skip to her step. I caught up to her expecting that she would say that this was a really expensive perfume - and she said the name "Cash" slightly under her breath. Hmmmm, interesting name... so this became a "conversation starter" - we chatted another 5 minutes about the fact that she purchased this to see if she liked the original Paco Robanne version - "Lady Million". Regardless of the fact that this was the original or the dupe, this fragrance left a gorgeous trail with an essence which I would categorize as cheerful, uplifting, and optimistic. I kept trying to figure out what this smells like. I normally have a scent memory that can nail fragrance notes immediately. This fragrance haunted me for awhile till I finally figured it out. This smells identical to one of my very favorite fabric conditioners called Suavitel, the Morning Sun aroma (the one in the yellow bottle) that I have loved ever since discovering this. If you've never tried this, this is a fabric type softener which makes your towels, sheets, and laundry smell as fresh as a beautiful spring day. I've loved this fragrance from the second that I twisted the lid off and caught this uplifting aroma. Why not bring this fresh as a daisy smell to perfumes? This is a fabulous idea! Cash does have a slight powdery quality to it which comes off similar to a stuffiness/back of the throat scratchiness type smell (which is called OZONIC in the perfume world) -- upon first spraying this. The perfume opens up more as this dries down. (Thirty minutes into wear, I no longer notice the powder notes or any form of scratchiness/stuffiness). I waited awhile before purchasing this. I scoured thoroughly through the reviews before this purchase making sure that this was the perfume that I remember having such a lovely "spring in a perfume bottle" type aroma. The comments about this smelling like fabric softener were the ones that convinced me to purchase this. (If Bounce fabric softener has made a fabric sheet this fresh, I'd love to try it...but my nose detects that it is almost identical to the yellow bottle of Suavitel, one of my very favorites). I ordered this through the mail and was pleasantly surprised to see that the bottle design and packaging looks expensive. The name "Cash" is a bit of a turn off...(I will position my bottle on my counter where the name is facing the wall). I was surprised by the name when the lady told me what the name was... I kept wanting to turn this into a more fancy type French name such as adding an "e" on the end of the name - turning it into "Cache'..." - to give it more of a flair. (Cash is not a dirty word, contrary to popular opinion. Heck - the first mention that Bill Gates was trying to move us into a "CASHLESS SOCIETY" literally boiled my blood. There is no reason why we should move to a cashless society...period!) This is an odd name for a perfume, perhaps there is something lost in translation since this is originally made in Poland. For a dupe of Lady Million, I think that their marketing team would have come up with a better name, but Cash is name of this perfume. It is not a fragrance that will check every Fragrantica checklist. But this does check the boxes of pleasant, pretty, classic, optimistic, and easy to wear in a number of settings. This perfume has become a popular crowd pleaser for good reason, because this is a lovely fresh smelling perfume. This is not a unique moody perfume that takes you on a mystic journey, but this definitely gives you a pretty upbeat type playful, fun vibe. (Since Covid 19 began, I have certainly needed something more fun and upbeat). From the other reviews, I was expecting this to smell similar to Jessica Simpson's Vintage Bloom perfume (which I dearly love... this one is really awesome and I feel doesn't get the praise that it should), this is marketed and packaged completely different, but overall - they still seem to be fairly similar "spring in a perfume bottle, lemonade type blends...yellow...daisy type fresh". Cash is slightly more grown up -- a bit more business-like, serious, slightly heavier, and it resonates slightly deeper in tone. Jessica Simpson's Vintage Bloom is a little more light hearted, country girl, fresh - there's more of a sparkle in the dry down, the notes lift off the skin as if doing a dance. There are definitely common themes and similar fragrance experiences with these two perfumes. I have not yet smelled Lady Million, but this dupe is so good that I really can't wait to try Paco Rabbane's Lady Million. I agree with some of the reviews that this perfume is in the same type of family as a grown up version of Viva La Juicy (VLJ has one of the most magical dry downs that I've ever smelled, it does some amazing caramelization with the skin in the final hours of wear). Cash is more similar to the earlier hours of VLJ, but does not have the musk camelization that happens in the final hours of VLJ. Cash perfume is really nice and pleasant. I'm actually shocked that I finally found a perfume that smells like my favorite fabric softener, Suavitel. So glad that I followed my intuition and ordered this! This is one of the perfumes that I would never have tried if it weren't for the great reviews written - comparing it favorably with the original, Lady Million -- and of all things, fabric conditioner. ----------- I object to the name "Cash" for a perfume name. Lady Million sounds cheesy too, to be completely honest - but hey -- I think - out of all of the words in the English language, there are much better choices for a perfume name than "Cash" or "Lady Million". To me, it sounds almost like a stripper or prostitute type name. Or possibly a romance novel character name that wasn't well thought out, but wanted to imply something about the character... whatever. The perfume is good, it takes about 30 minutes to tone down into a softer, less fabric softener aroma. This will get compliments because it is optimistic, up-beat, sunny, bright, and relatively happy. And God knows that we need some HAPPY NOW! I wish they had a more sophisticated choice for this perfume's name because I like to be honest and tell people the name when someone compliments me and tells me they like my perfume. Out of every perfume that I have ever asked "what are you wearing" - I could tell the girl that was wearing this was almost embarrassed to tell me the name of this. This is nice, it isn't my favorite perfume or one that I will reach for all of the time - But it does have an optimistic vibe to it, for sure! -------------- Just tried this side by side with Lady Million -- This wears very similar to Lady Million in the very first spray - The first 30 minutes into this, Cash goes a bit more impressionistic, softer, more romantic, and lasts longer than Lady Million on the skin. Lady Million is more strong with more individual notes present, within the first 2 hours or so of wear. Both are really good and could be interchangeable for different occasions where you are wanting to build a similar scent profile for a signature perfume. They both have different strengths and both set different moods - around the two hour mark of wear. Both perfumes deserve better names, in my opinion.

OK so I've tried this perfume again and I'm smelling much more to it than I first caught! It is a good lady million dupe I must say, not as lasting as the EDP but more similar to the edt. Very floral, not so fruity to me. True Reflections by Chris Adams manages to capture a nice raspberry fruity side and so I prefer that as a dupe despite the annoying bottle! Still, this is a great price (mine was £11!) for a quality dupe. I'd definitely say add it to your collection. It needs top up sprays occasionally but its perfect for work, home and daily wear, not so much a going out scent or an evening scent!

The best dupe of Lady Million. The resemblance is stunning. Only a very trained nose can tell them apart, imo. Price and quality are also mesmerizing, I got mine for 5 euros (90 ml. bottle), which is probably at least 1/15 of the amount you pay for a full size original. Very good longevity, nothing harsh or synthetic, well blended, extremely affordable for such a quality fragrance. I have a pretty wide collection of dupes, from many brands (most of them La Rive) and this is the best one considering all these features. I gladly recommend it to all in search of an alternative for Lady Million.

Very nice dupe for Lady Million. I am impressed. Now about the differences: This one has a powdery touch that LM doesn’t have. This one is not so floral. Lady Million is more elegant. Cash is more dense, if you know what i mean. But, again, the similarity is impressive. And it is a very nice fragrance. Thumbs up!

Smells like a watered down lady million. Doesn't stay on for long, but is very easy to like.

Did not realize cash and lady diamond smell the same as i purchased both. They both have a very distinct smell, not sure how i feel about them to be honest, but i must say i have not smelled the perfumes they are duping. I would not go for this perfume but it was a blind buy, and i will use it in time. I find there is a certain "old rich lady" smell to them that i am not fond of and can not put my finger on what exact note it is that is coming through. I am more of the type to smell and use my imagination of who wears this and when, my nose is not as great at picking up notes as some of ya'll are (boy do i envy ya'll). Scent itself does not last on skin, but find it does a decent job of staying on clothes. For the price i got it for, it is worth reapplying (i got for about $8 and you cant beat that price). Feels like this would be a more winter/evening scent

I have no clue what Lady Million smells like but this was a very nice perfume! Loved the flowers and the amber all in all it was mixed well! I wore it a few times and gifted it to my mom as I knew she would enjoy it as much if not more than I did very pretty, classy, clean smell I recommend it :-) So here's an interesting update! I have my very own Lady Million bottle by Paco Rabbane and also a sample of Dahlia Divin by Givenchy they both smell like cash or should I say cash smells like those two! Either way great dupe great quality low price!

Oh boy, this was not good. Maybe I got a bad batch - but it did not smell anything like Lady Million, or any perfume I would consider wearing. Abrasive opening that does not improve in dry down. STRONG dislike. I have tried other La Rive perfumes, and most of them are delicious. Even those that did not work well for me, the price made it very affordable to play around trying different perfumes.

If this smells at all like Lady Million I dont undertand how its so popular or expensive. Cash is a sugary generic mess & just smells gross. Ive bought several from La Rive & most are very nice but the last 3 Ive bought smell the same. Sugary generic. All the notes suggest something I should like but there is no way I would wear this out.

Maybe the sample was bad, but it smells dirty and animalic when I wear it. Don't buy this unless you tried it and know it smells great on you.

Same as Chirpi said, it smells really dirty/animalic..

It has been a while I tried Lady Million. I had an extremely small sample of it and I liked it then but honestly I can not remember it and how it compares to this. This one I tried in the store because I wanted to try La Rive offerings. I was almost sure Id choose Cash because I had liked my Lady Million sample but this time I was just left confused. When I sprayed myself with Cash it just smells like a huge mismatch. Maybe I was misjudging Lady Million? Cash is pleasant enough but it smells like a disorfanized mess. There is sweetness, freshnesh, flowers and honestly it smells like as if someone wanted to reorganize their perfumes and decided to pour all the leftovers to fill up one bottle. Sorry but this was a pass for me. Instead I crabbeb She Is Mine because that was on 50% off section. And that one was much nicer and sreeamlined fragrance. And a good dupe of Mon Paris. I might still want to try Destinee.

Not a review. I just noticed something odd. Either the notes listed are wrong, or they duped Calvin Klein Euphoria and marketed it to be a dupe for Lady Million. I was just looking at the notes for Euphoria yesterday and I remembered Persimmon, Pomegranate and Champaca being listed. I came to re-read reviews of this, as I've contemplated getting it a few times in the past. I realized the notes listed here match up with the notes in Euphoria, so I do believe they may be incorrect. Edit: I looked on the La Rive website and the notes listed on there are : Top Notes- lemon, neroli, raspberry Middle Notes- gardenia, jasmine, orange blossom Base Notes- amber, white honey, patchouli