Prestige Men Grey

This fragrance is an AMAZING dupe of 1 million by Paco Rabanne! I bought this fragrance in a Norwegian shop called "normal", and when i smelt it, i knew i had to buy it. It smells SO similar to 1 million, that i cant really tell the difference between prestige the man grey and the original 1 million by Paco Rabanne. the only big differences begin the price, the projection, sillage and longevity. The original 1 million's projection and sillage lasts 12 hours +, and the smell lasts even after showering. BUT, it costs 1200 NOK (114.54 USD) for 100ml in Norway (where i live). MEANWHILE restige grey's projection and sillage lasts 5 - 6 hours, and the smell also last even after showering. The amazing price of this fragrance is: 10 bucks for 75 ml Even tho it is on fragtica that prestige grey and the original 1 million has slightly diffrent notes, i really cant tell the difference, so i can say that they personally have the same notes. Scent: 10/10 (It smells JUST LIKE the original 1 million by Paco Rabanne) Projection and sillage: 7/10 (lasts 5-6 + hours, 4 hours in dry skin + the smell lasts after a shower) Longevity: 8/10 (the scent is on your skin for 12 + hours!) Versitality: 6.8/10 (Its warm and spicy just like the original 1 million, making it great for formal events, clubbing, weddings, and everyday use in mildly to strongly cold weather. DO NOT use it in late spring, summer, or early autumn unless where you live has a cold climate in those times of the year.) Value for its price: 20/10 (This fragrance is an absolute BEAST for the 10 bucks price range its in. Its like buying the actual 1 million for 10 bucks, isn't that amazing?!) Benifits: - smells JUST like a really popular and great mass appealing fragrance - It has the best projection, sillage and longevity of all La Rive fragrances (in my opinion) - The smell lasts even after a shower - Its WAY cheaper than the original 1 million Downsides: - worse projection and longevity than the original 1 million - all the downsides from the original 1 million conclusion: This fragrance is 1 million percent worth it! (sorry for the bad joke)

This is a very good dupe of 1 Million. It does not smell exactly the same. The La Rive is more warm, and does not have the rose (flowery) scent as the 1 Million do. They both smell great, and are close, but not the same. Longevity on the La Rive is quite good, especially considering the price point. I can easily smell them both past 5 hours. The backnote on the La Rive is more sour/bitter, and the backnote on the 1 Million is mores sparkling (like a soda). I sprayed them both on a piece of paper, and they could still be smelled the day after.

A great 1 Million by Paco Rabanne clone, opens as a strong 'pink bubblegum' scent which then transforms into more spicy, but still sweet sort of thing. Not for anyone with fragile masculinity as it leans strongly into the unisex category for me personally. Silage is 5-6+ hours, lasts after a shower too

I was honestly surprised by how similar this smells to 1 million. I own both 1 million and the La Rive alternative and I honestly grab the La Rive just as much as I do with the 1 million. For this price it is a great alternative for 1 million!

In my nose's opinion, while there is definitely similarity between La Rive The Man Grey and PR 1 Million, there is also a big difference - The Man Grey is more challenging, whereas 1 Million seems to have much more mass appeal. 1 Million was pleasant and welcomed from the get-go, but The Man Grey took me some time to accept and now love.

A darker, richer, and more citrusy version of PR 1 Million, with a hint of Armani Code’s character. Upon application, you’ll catch a brief whiff of pencil shavings, but it fades quickly. It’s a sweet and warm scent, better suited for cooler weather, and not overly masculine—just like the original. If you’re looking for a good fragrance in this genre for just a few dollars, this is the one.