Lucky Number 6 for Men

So Ive had Lucky no. 6 for nearly a year now. When I first smelled it expecting to smell something atleast a tiny bit Similar to Fahrenheit edt like folks had been claiming, I thought "Well some people MUST have a broken noses" bc there was NOTHING in here reminding me of Fahrenheit in ther slightest. Infact it smelled sorta "Generic/Rack-Store" to me and I haven't sprayed it since then. Stored my bottle away in its box and basically forgot about it. Well just pulled it back out now after about a year completely forgetting about the "Fahrenheit association", sprayed some on my shirt just so I could maybe remember what it smelled like and then during the dry-down when I wasnt paying attention, suddenly I got what folks were talking about! YES! Im getting slight Fahrenheit vibes! WTH?! LOL! Then I remembered that folks were comparing Lucky Number 6 to it! Now of course its NOT a one to one, but dangit if It now doesn't reminded of Fahrenheit! (again during dry-down). Also there's is absolutely NOTHING "Warm/Spicey" about this scent atleast to my nose, so the comparisons to Tom Ford's-Plum Japonais are completely lost on me (As was the Fahrenheit comparisons🤔 LOL!) but I digress... I suppose that the juice needed some air introduced into the bottle so it could "Maturate" or I was simply in a different head space back then, idk, but Lucky Number 6 is quite nice now to my nose and is different enough to Fahrenheit to justify owning if you already own Fahrenheit. Also, I dont go "Nose-Blind" to Lucky Number 6 like I IMMEDIATELY do with Fahrenheit. 5 hours on skin (Same as current Fahrenheit edt) and ofcourse longer on clothes. Neat little Asian inspired bottle/Box too which looks super cool on my shelf! Me Gusta Mucho!😉

This instantly became one of my favorite scents ever. It's a shame it took me almost 20 years to discover it. It is warm, comforting and very relaxing. I've worn Fahrenheit on and off since it was first released in the late 80's and that is a scent people either seem to love or don't like at all. Lucky Number 6 is not as bold as Fahrenheit is, but I can see the parallel. When I was younger, my father gave me this glazed cherry wood jewelry box and no matter how many times I opened it, the scent of the wood flew at me in a most pleasant way. This scent reminds me of that box. There is an incense essence to it, but not in a generic incense smell that comes from cheap dollar store incense sticks. This is a warmer, mysterious, ancient kind of incense scent profile. This is what the Chinatown antique shop in the beginning of Gremlins would have smelled like, and I just love it. It isn't a beast mode powerhouse scent and doesn't make itself known nearly as much as Fahrenheit, the latter of which creates a six foot cloud around the wearer for hours, but it does radiate enough for intimate encounters, and I think that is what Lucky Number 6 was created for. I bought a second bottle of this while I still could because I don't think it is going to last long, seeing as I spray this on myself almost every night before bed. Studies show that different scents can have an effect on how long it takes someone to fall asleep, as well as their overall sleep quality. Spraying this on myself and the pillow at night before bed helps me relax and quiet my brain from the daily chaos so I can fall asleep easier.

My initial impression was that this fragrance was okay; not great, not bad, nothing special, but good for the price. I liked it, but I was somewhat disappointed with the flat-plum note which I found to be nothing like the juicy plum note one finds in fragrances such as juicy Atelier Vetiver Fatal and Tom Ford Plum Japonaise. Then again, those fragrances are many times the suggested retail price of this one. Anyway, I felt that it smelled as though McDonald's took a stab at making plum jelly. Sure, it's kind of plummy...but it's McDonald's and certainly not a delicious English Plum Jam. Well, fast-forward several years and I am still wearing Lucky Number 6, I am still enjoying this fragrances, and I love it more and more every year. I don't wear it all that often due to the number of fine fragrances in my Scent Armory, but Lucky 6 is certainly one of my top inexpensive fragrances (under $30) of all-time; it's just a terrific smelling scent for such a small price. Okay, performance isn't the greatest as it sits fairly soft and lasts about 4-6 hour on my skin. However, I do occasionally receive compliments while wearing this scent and nobody has found it offensive. In some ways Lucky Number 6 reminds me of CK One Shock...not because they smell the same, but because they surprise the wearer with how much an inexpensive fragrance can make them smile.

Some dude down there, two or three below this one, said not to expect any compliments. Well, I don't know where he's hanging out at, but I had babes complimenting me all night the first time I wore it. One woman even said, "I could go to sleep with THAT smell." These were gorgeous women, too. I didn't get any less compliments than I do with my Creed Aventus. If you've got on the right threads, where you appear to mean business, and your scent trail is Lucky Number, then you will not be going home alone, my friend ... guaranteed! This is a top-notch panty-dropper! The ONLY drawback is that you have to refresh more often than usual, but it's so inexpensive, who cares? P.S. The reviewer down there also said Lucky Number 6 has a good sprayer, and it doesn't ... at all. So maybe he wrote his review on "backwards day." P.P.S. By the way, the fine, young lady who wanted "to sleep with that smell" ... SHE DID!

A few years ago I picked this up in the mini version with knowledge of the notes, in the hope that my boyfriend would wear it. I opened it after purchasing since it wasn't a gift per se then sniffed it and kept it for myself! It's deliciously peppery in an only slightly sweet way; uncomplicated, well-blended, and wearable any time depending on whether I go for one squirt (daytime) or two (nighttime). Lucky 6 is not light but, to my nose, not heavy. Instead, it's a scent that comes off like the smell of preparing blackened chicken in your kitchen on a cast iron skillet---mouth-watering, spicy, sharp at first, and then disperses everywhere with an evenly warm olfactory melange. A good one.

Read reviews before buying a fragrance, but take them with a grain of salt as well. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. Some people love it. Some people hate it. My advice is for you to get a sample of ANY fragrance before you ever buy it. That way you can assess it for yourself and have your own thoughts, rather than strictly going off of someone else's thoughts and opinions. I loved Lucky Number 6 ever since I first smelled it as a child. It is an affordable, woody, spicy, plum fragrance for guys to enjoy. I highly recommend it.

This isn't a club banger or a complement monster, in fact the longevity and projection are well below average. No, this is an intimate fragrance and it's absolutely beautiful. I'm gonna go ahead and say it; this fragrance is for sexual encounters. Strait up. Plum, sandalwood and patchouli. It's an aphrodisiac for you and your partner. Can be used for a romantic date as well, NOT a first date. Buy it. It's so cheap, it's criminal not to have in your arsenal.

This is a very good mature smell that anyone can wear. Sweet oriental Incense olfactory heaven.. it's seriously soothing, warming, calming, like therapeutic. You have to try this on a chill day alone or outside work etc to see how you like it. I suggest dab a little on wrist bc the waft is amazing. I would only wear this in winter. One of the best unusual smells... it has WOW factor but you can't be expecting curve or aqua di gio ... and I mean that!

my husband use to have this and it's driving my crazy !!! veryvery clean and sexy, floral-fruity, not sweet but very juicy. it's spriding soft trails as yummmy to bite ! for the selfconfident man who doesn't need to underline his masculinity with harsh spicy scents. definiitely a winner ! oh yeah, he told me girls on work are complimenting too! the bottle is soooo nice, wish there was one for woman out there like this.

Spicy plum with some wood this stuff is just beautiful guys. I believe this is a hidden masterpiece. There is nothing bad or offensive about it just smells damn good. Price is also very reasonable My wife also really likes this scent. I have not purchased or smelled Dior Fahrenheit but if it smells like this you are damn right I am going to try it. I give this one a 10/10 it is a compliment machine.

Now imagine Dior Fahrenheit but if you replaced the leather note with plum, That's your result. This stuff smells great and gets compliments but doesn’t last. Very fruity and sweet in the opening, dries down into a woody creamy smell with that beautiful plum note in the background.

My husband wears this and it smells sooo good on him! Warm, woody, a little sweet.. very sexy! He's gone through a few bottles of this and they don't always smell the same. Sometimes the plum comes through, sometimes it doesn't. It always smells great though!

This is a nice fragrance that lives up to the supposed plum note. Warm spicy with that deep plum makes this a fun wear. Longevity on my bottle is terrible 4 sprays general wear, but it's very mass appealing.

i got this for my “masc days” and it’s quickly turned into a comfort fragrance. i half expected it to be sharp and a little offensive to the nose as some men’s fragrances are but i was pleasantly surprised

My first fragrance, well over a decade ago. This thing just rocks. I love this scent, and it performs very well on my skin. Vibe: Fahrenheit but with sweetened plum juice instead of gasoline

We all need more of scents like this,very special one,I loved it so much.So sensitive and dark at the same time.Bring it back,please...PLEASE...

After 1st initial wearing this reminds me of a more mature,sweet curve. I loved curve for a while but soon got tired of it. If I had found this frag at the time I was looking for a replacement this frag would have been perfect. In my fragrance journey at this point tho its very pleasant but after smelling things like Aventus,New Haarlem,Green Irish Tweed and things like that this cologne is only ok. Its still very pleasant though(EXCEPT for the opening which is horrid and almost caused me to immediatly wash this off) and im sure people will enjoy this. It has an old school 90's smell thats sweet,clean and slightly warm. Kind of a strange smell but strange in a good way. Id rate this a 6.75 out of 10 ! SO FAR(This may change after spending some time with this) After wearing this its pretty simple. Like I said its got the 90's feel and after giving it a full wearing I know what this reminds me of. Its like a more mature,sweet curve mixed with a toned down Fahrenheit. I do really like this scent and I know this is going to be a scent that the more I wear it the more im going to like it. Its great for the price but it does have some downfalls. And those cons are performance. It only lasts 4 hours with very soft projection. People are probably only going to be able to smell you in passing and if there really close. But for those reasons it would be great for the office or just going out to run errands. Versatility isnt exactly its strong point either. Because of its warmth and spices I dont see it being good in the summer and because of the scent strength I dont see this lasting or even being detectable in the winter. So really this will only be good for the cooler months(Spring and Fall) My rating still stands. Really pleasing scent for a really good price but this isnt all that versatile and has below average performance I want to give it a higher rating because it is unique as well as smelling pleasant but this just doesnt have the performance Rating.... 6.75 out of 10 !!!

I bought this bottle based upon reviews...it was cheap and I thought the flacon was pretty handsome. Surprise, surprise. Knightz (as pointed out by flannelman), is spot on with his review of the notes, composition and the olfactory breakdown. My boys (who take Taekwon-do and have a passion for scent) saw it and I gave a few sprays each to them - they loved it! We call it "The Dragon". Although it is rather light in depth - the notes are very nice (albeit a touch synthetic - but that doesn't bother me). I love the plum note, which gives this a nice opening and heart along with the neroli. Knightz's review touches on a lot more notes, which are in this bottle. Definitely oriental in vibe, smell and visually (from the flacon) - but imminently wearable and just a fun, very decent bottle of juice for the price. The longevity isn't there, but just apply more! My boys like it so much (and were borrowing it all the time), so I ended up surprising my older with a big bottle (100ml) and my younger one with a smaller (50ml) bottle - which he wanted. Among their growing wardrobe, those two bottles sit in the middle. How does a scent this inexpensive get a near 4.00 rating here on Fragrantica from over 170 people scoring it? Simple - it is a solid designer fragrance and one I recommend to anyone who wants a nice, fresh oriental with a little uniqueness that they can spritz on and go - wearable year-round, day or night. My rating is "like" and I won't give a score out of 10, but a recommendation to buy blind. This is something just nice to have around. Great scent for out of the shower...and into the bed with your lover. Cheers.

Out of all the cheap, bad fragrances out there, this one really stands out as a steal in my opinion. To start, the presentation is really unique and different. The bottle is designed really well, and it has a pump lock instead of a cap, which is different. There's no question that the overall design of the bottle was well thought out, but what about the fragrance itself? Well, while it may not be as appealing and unique as the bottle, it's honestly a nice surprise to me. It starts with a really strong blast of plum in the opening, and can be kind of harsh to the nose if smelled up close. The opening isn't my favorite part of this, but after about 20 or 30 minutes, this stuff really starts to shine. It turns into a totally different fragrance, as a calming sandalwood note mixed with some spices and sweetness emerges. This combination mixed with the opening plum note, which begins to take a back seat, creates a very nice and calming scent. Projection and longevity aren't its strong suits though, and after a couple hours it starts to sit very close to the skin, but people have still told me they can smell my scent trail, so it's not all that terrible. It just doesn't really project out that far, but considering it's so cheap, you can always re apply and wait for the wonderful dry down again. My final verdict is that for 20 to 25 bucks, this is a solid little fragrance that will please most everyone who comes in contact with it, especially in the dry down. Solid, cheap fragrance.

This is an absolute blind buy. Dark, spicy, and seductive, yet calming and almost medicinal. This one stands out in a crowd, but it's guaranteed not to offend anyone. It shares little similarities with Curve, and yet it doesn't smell outdated at all. It also has a lot in common with Dior Fahrenheit as well. A scent ahead of its time, perhaps, and still perfectly modern today - with a bit of "vintage" flare. It's stronger and longer lasting than you would think, and it projects further than the soft scent would imply. The plum compliments the spice notes well in this one, and the smooth sandalwood ties the plum and spices together nicely. It's well balanced, but the spice notes are what stand out the most. Many have compared this scent to Dior Fahrenheit when I wear it, but it does plenty on its own to stand apart. Anyone who loves this cologne should also try Bora Bora Exotic, which is also from Liz Claiborne. They're very similar, but Bora Bora Exotic's rubbery leather notes make it more similar to Dior Fahrenheit. Bora Bora Exotic is brighter, with more contrast. It's slightly less woody and doesn't share any of the Curve similarities. It's more modern and outgoing, while this is more medicinal and relaxing. Overall, this is a very nice scent! It'll be hard for me to choose between this and Bora Bora Exotic. For the price, this is a definite blind buy! Bora Bora Exotic is a safe blind buy as well, if you really enjoy this scent and would like something similar.

Love the bottle. Red glass, black label with an embossed red dragon over a Chinese character (representing the number six), surmounted by a red glass gem. From the faux Chinoiserie I was expecting something a bit more distinctively “oriental”. The sprayer on my 100ml bottle came off soon after I got it and no longer works. Not so lucky. Fortunately I’m not just a pretty face. Pleasant, linear fragrance opens with a burst of green freshness and what is apparently plum then an enjoyable spicy-sandalwood. But in a discreet, subdued, understated way. Great for relaxing and days when you’re not doing anything special. Beautiful on freshly laundered sheets and pillowcases. The bottle looks great as a decorative feature for a guest bedroom or bathroom. Baffle your Japanese (or Chinese) guests! It is mysterious, inscrutable even, insofar as the only text in English is on the underside, and it’s a pleasant, inoffensive fragrance, with a lovely sandalwood that could be just as easily worn by women as well as men. Longevity isn’t too bad and it lasts up to six hours but doesn’t project and becomes a skin scent after the first two. LN6 is a surprising fragrance as it doesn’t smell overly synthetic or “cheap” - it smells pretty good, is totally inoffensive and I am quite fond of it. It’s a safe blind buy (and remarkable value) but it’s nothing earth-shattering. I admit I bought it coz I really like the bottle.

This is a great, reliable, scent for the price that you can get this fragrance for. The box and bottle are great and they stick to an "oriental" theme rather nicely as the bottle looks as if you would find it in a herbal remedies store that's tucked away in a side street. That being said; the stopper is a pain - at least for me - as it feels as if it's carving away at the pump/sprayer whenever you take it off. Within the first ten seconds of spraying this, the fruity note hits like a freight train then moves on like one whilst leaving behind a spicy, nutty scent. However; none of this is offensive and it smells rather pleasant and rather masculine. This is a warmer scent and, personally, I feel that you should use your own discretion when choosing whether or not to apply. Like other reviews, this scent dies quicker than a leaf in fall when on my skin and this will apply for others so I suggest double dosing when applying this if you want things to be stronger. I'm still torn on how much I like this fragrance. The fruity notes are pleasant but they disperse quickly whilst leaving a modestly weak dry down. I'll probably give this a Lucky 6/10 or a 3/5 - it's reliable, it's friendly, it's like that old friend who's always happy to help. ::Update!:: The dry-down will cling to your skin for dear life and I find it to be a very masculine scent but it can be cloying in warmer weather.

This is a really neat cheapie, especially for something that uses a lot of sandalwood, as so many male perfumes do. The plum is the real standout here, and the fruitiness really hits the nose on the opening and lasts pretty well through the dry-down. The spice blend seems pretty heavy on cinnamon and allspice, and the bottom notes could be a little richer and more ambery for my taste. As it is the plum with the spices and sandalwood creates a scent note like old paper, but it's still very pleasant. Overall, familiar enough to use in the office, and unique enough to be a special occasion scent, best for cooler weather but the fruity and fresh green notes (does anyone else smell a little apple?) will stand out more in warmer weather. Scent- 7/10, synthetic and a bit unbalanced but good overall. The plum on the top is the best part imo, pleasant but bland on the dry-down. Performance- 4/10, a couple extra sprays are usually needed for me Other notes- the deep red bottle with the embossed dragon is really cool, makes for a good shelf-bottle. Blind buy- yes, but I can see how it can turn some people off when the plum meets the spice. For under 20 though, its a safe bet.

This scent is an absolute gem for the price !I got this scent for $10 on ebay and I dont regret this pruchase 1 bit. In the opening it did scare me a little as it has a quite synthetic,harsh medicinal opening thats quite similar to a more synthetic Fahrenheit to be honest. It quickly dies down to a fresh, smooth,slightly soapy,slightly fruity scent thats fresh but at the same time theres some spices in there that makes this also masculine. This smells pretty much the same in the drydown with the exception that in the drydown the cedar comes through more making this a soapy,woody scent that simply smells great ! This smells great but performance on this could be better for sure. It lasts on me 3-6 hours with it being a skin scent for pretty much the whole fragrance. However, people will smell you in passing or if they come in close. All in all id rate this a 6.75 ! Great scent for an extremely cheap price. If the performance were better id score this higher but unfortunatly that isnt the case. I use this in instances in the colder weather where Im only going to be out for 1-4 hours and want to smell great but dont want to use my more expensive frags.

Top: Bergamot, Neroli, Pineapple, Watery Notes Heart: Suede Accord, Plum, Geranium, Gingerlily, Nutmeg Dry Down: Cashmeran, Tonka Bean, Amber, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Musk Very, very nice scent. This is the only scent I have that lists a pineapple note and I can actually smell pineapple in it. The opening is bergamot and neroli that is sweetened by fruity pineapple. The neroli is not intense in this. It's a fairly linear fragrance, and is joined right away by a rich plum and a floral accord, including geranium (a favorite floral of mine), that is spiced up with light nutmeg. The whole scent is on the light, but rich, side and it does have some projection due to a light suede accord, tonka, and sandalwood coming from the base. There is a light cedar note in the base, but Lucky Number 6 is not a woody scent so the cedar is only a background note. I think it could be used as a romantic or date scent because it is always pleasant when sniffed up close. I don't smell any amber or musk although it's supposed to have those. Very well mixed, a unique scent. Too fruity for business, it's casual for relaxed days or evenings. Well done.

I remember this being a strange and confusing beast when I tried it the first few times. It starts out as a pleasantly fruity wood with spices, and without much of the usual alcohol onslaught I'd expect for this price range. Even though one note stings my nose, and the fruit is a bit like strawberry (both of which should be dealbreakers for me), the combination of spices is just how I like it, so I bravely sniff onwards. I'm a bit disappointed when the strawberry turns more to cherry, as so often happens, but the wood and spices still keep my attention. By the base, I don't find as much sharpness or overripeness in the fruit as in most others, so for its price it's worth looking into if you like fruity scents. It also still maintains a bit of the refreshing aspect that so many others lose after the first few minutes...maybe some violet is what's prompting the comparisons to Fahrenheit and GF? Finally I get some vanilla, many hours into the base.

As an Asian, I think they've done a good job in replicating a vintage Chinese scent. This fragrance vividly brings back memories of many old Chinese houses I've visited before. It carries a subtle sweetness, a touch of spice, herbal notes, the essence of old wood, and the distinctive aroma of Chinese/Vietnamese incense. This is likely why they describe it as having the 'air of prosperity' on the box. In Asian culture, people burn incense to seek protection from ancestors and wish for prosperity for their family and children. While I personally appreciate the fragrance, I wouldn't recommend it as a safe blind buy. During my childhood in Vietnam, I used to hate this particular scent. Now I kinda like it though.

Nice affordable fragrance kind of makes me think of a intense version of original curve it's a masculine cool spring or fall winter fragrance I had this fragrance when it first came out I actually still got the same free small sample bottle it came free with my curve purchase back then .5oz/15ml still smells great it's halfway full I only wore some a few times it's been in my bathroom closet for a while it's dark and usually a comfortable room temp in there but I give this a like 7/10 it doesn't amaze me or nothing but it is nice and worth owning low priced and people won't know what your wearing it's a good blind buy it's ok to pull the trigger on this one it's a none offensive scent

I bought this blind since it only costs about $8 an ounce. Also, the reviews looked positive, and plum, warm spice, and sandalwood are all appealing notes for me. Lucky #6 is accurate as described, a nice scent I can wear daily, although I didn’t find it as plum-forward as other reviewers have. More spice than anything. The one drawback, and it’s a big one, is that it’s WEAK. It stays close to the skin and it’s almost disappeared after four and a half hours. Still... $14 for an attractive bottle and a decent woody scent, I can’t complain much, and will probably buy again.

Yummy...Delicious palm mix woody notes.Perfect combination! I just got a 5ml sample from a supermarket as a gift and it looked like a tacky cheap stuff which usually being sold in a inferior store.So I did not pay too much attention about it but it truely amazed me after I try it. Honestly the top note is too rich, harsh and not attractive at all.But after 1h later it turned to be something fruity and natural that really cheered me up.And the drydown is not as bad as I imagined at first. Ironically it reminds me of a shampoo that I used and the longevity is average.

Wow, Very nice! If you like Plum and Neroli, which I do, along with some spiciness, this will be a surprising gem. In the opening, it is very similar to Mercedes Benz Intense, which some also compare to Farenheit. LN6 however, is a much better performer than Mercedes Benz Intense on my skin, and at half the price. It is somewhat linear after the green notes quietly appear to join the spiciness, but that is what I like about it. I get about 6.5 hrs longevity with minimum projection, which is also fine for me. I think it is a safe, cheap blind buy.

I tried this again today after leaving it on the shelf for a few years. I didn't care for it when I first got it, but I like it now. (I have quit smoking since the last time I tried it). It has an unusal opening note which I attribute to the plum. It reminds me of my grandmother's house when she was making preserves. The dry down is very nice. The Sandalwood and spices blend with amber to make a very pleasant ending. It stays on for about 8 hours. I will use it. I'm glad I decided to try it again before getting rid of it.

A half brother to Obsession. Very nice scent that's fortunately embarrassingly cheap, because you've gotta bomb the shit out of yourself to get any performance out of it at all. Relative to price, this isn't a complaint. I hate listening to people bitch about performance on cheap fragrances. It's fruity. It's spicy. It's red hot. Pretty nice. Given it's weak performance and relatively close-to-the-skin nature, I wager it's a fine or even more than serviceable summer option for fans of dark or spicy scents.

I bought this when I was in my young 20's and wore it all the time. A girl I dated back then said the scent reminded her of candy. It definitely has a dark fruity smell, probably from the plum and sandalwood, but there's something else that lifts it up and gives it that fun candy scent. I liked this when I was young because it had that happy, sweet, "bubblegum" type of scent that a lot of girls like, but it also has a mysterious and even a little dangerous side to it that girls found intriguing.

This cologne is nice. It isn't one of my favorites. Nice design on bottle and color of bottle I like also. It's one I like to put it on when I go shopping. I didn't know originally til today that it's an Oriental class in fragrance. I like the spice/wood notes in it. I bought this cologne on impulse buy without even trying a sample of it first. I thought about weeding through my colognes and getting rid of this one. I may decide to keep it and decant samples of it for whoever wants one.

Very similar to Farenheit and is generic in that niche but is a lot more subtle. Quite fruity and powdery with OrientaL overtones in its light spiciness. Warm, woody and quite a pleasant unobtrusive fragrance that can be worn day or night and for any occasion. Decent longevity and sillage with a moderate projection this is a good fragrance to add to your collection. The bottle is also very beautiful, mystifying, heavy-duty and collectable on its own!

This smells VERY similar to Dior Fahrenheit. So much so that I owned this first, then later bought an original 80s bottle of Fahrenheit, and upon first smell I couldn't believe how similar it was. For someone to love Fahrenheit and then hate on this because it's inexpensive is ridiculous. This also has great longevity. I sprayed this on at 7am and then over 12 hours later I hugged my mom and she complimented the way I smelled. This is a sleeper.

anche se la bottiglia gotica lascia supporre che il liquido in essa contenuto sia qualcosa di sinistro e quanto meno moltomolto dark, questo profumo è un classico maschile aromatico e legnoso. ricorda l'homme libre e pure, vagamente, fahreneit. inizia con note di sandalo e pepe rosa, piuttosto mascoline, per poi assestarsi su una dolce prugna un po' ambrata. non invasivo, non è male, costa nulla e la boccetta è deliziosa.

I had a blast the other night shopping for Christmas gifts and drinking wine. The wine part lead to SEVERAL blind buys one of which was Lucky No. 6 (the others being Polo Green, Christian Audigier for Him, Pino Silvestre Original and Pal Zileri original). I really like this fragrance and for the price it was most definitely worth blind buying based on reviews. Glad to add it to my [rapidly] growing collection.

Found a 1.7 oz bottle at Beall's Outlet for less than $5. It smells almost identical to Curve Soul (another Liz Claiborne offering) which used to be one of my favorites. It's a sweeter version of Fahrenheit. Decent longevity, moderate projection. Fruity notes at the top, leather shows up 5 minutes later, dries down to pleasant sandalwood that lasts almost all day. For the price, you really can't beat this.

Green and fresh, kind of cucumbery, with a slight spiced sweetness. More of the woody notes come through in the dry down. This was a blind buy for me and I'm very pleasantly surprised. It has a masculine freshness to it without smelling soapy, reminds me of the old Nivea shave balm scent if anyone knows what I mean. Longevity is pretty impressive and sillage isn't bad at all. Especially for the price.

Spicy Plum, but watered down. So this is a Plum fragrance that is cheap and for the price I think it smells more than ok. Opening is that juicy plum and allspice, and it is a linear scent until the drydown which comes after 45min to an hour. Drydown sits very close to skin and it smells like amber and sandalwood but is really watered down at that point that it becomes a skin scent. For me: 6.5/10

I purchased a bottle of this fragrance back in 2008 and loved it. I would get compliments whenever I wore it to the office. Once I ran out I never found it again until recently on fragrancenet. Definitely not the same juice I remember. It's weaker and caused my allergies to flare up. I had to give my bottle to my father-in-law. Used to smell great, now it's ok. Good thing is it's cheap.

Got this for about $8. Easy blind buy. Unimpressive. Inoffensive. Cannot speak to Fahrenheit, but Bora Bora Exotic, this is not. I guess it has similar vibes if you sniff hard enough, but I LOVE BBE and this is doing nothing for my soul. Generic, in a good way, anyone could wear this. It smells better than not smelling like anything at all, but not a head turner.

Someone else said this smells clean without smelling soapy. I agree. Just feels fresh, subtly sexy, easy-going. Smells more expensive than it is - the amber notes and neroli really round it out. Picked this up for my man but I almost could pull it off myself. Leans just the perfect touch masculine, but almost unisex with its fresh notes.

the bottle is beautiful i believe the fragrance has been discontinued, or that's in the works i love the bottle so much i will decant other fragrances into it when it's empty i highly recommend the fragrance itself for the price very nicely crafted with quite a bit of the unexpected wears away quickly cheap enough to keep re-applying

Update on my review... I found a sample from few years ago, I remember that I dislike this stuff But I decided to give a second chance and damn...what I miss. I find it excellent with the oriental vibe with plum It last a whole day ....8h+ good compliments getter more a fall/ winter ...day and night a classic new rating 7.5/10

Here I am enjoying this unique kind of fruity spicy scent then bora bora rears it's head.I tried bora bora by liz claiborne a few years back and this has a note in it that reminds me of it. It's not a bad thing, bora bora is a really nice scent, but it messes with my emotions so this one is getting gifted to someone.

The first perfume I bought while transitioning. Initially smells sweet, but dries down to fresh Chinese spices and cherry wood. It honestly lasts about half a day. The bottle feels sturdy and looks visually appealing. It is also super affordable, I got a 50 mL bottle for about 15 bucks.

A recent blind buy for myself, and I was not disappointed. While it is not in my top 10 of my collection, it is definitely worth having especially when I got it so cheaply. It will surprise many who purchase blindly as I did. A great benefit to my collection.