Lady Million Lucky

I really can't understand all the hate for this one, I'm EXTREMELY fussy and this went straight to my faves, each to they're own I guess, but don't be put off by the bad reviews. In my opinion this is so much more gorgeous than the original, I really couldn't get on with that one, there was something very old school about it and the amber was so brash, it actually didnt smell pleasant to me atall, on others however when I've caught a whiff it's smelt beautiful so it could be my skin, or it could be that it just smells better from a distance, but for me the difference is huge I.e how it smells on my skin and how it smells at a distance..So i had to give that one a miss, but this one strangely smells exactly what lady million smells like on others/at a distance on my skin...like the most beautiful, high end, classy, luxurious honey and raspberry shampoo, it's an absolute hit for me, gorgeous in every sense of the word. I don't usually wear any type of gourmand perfume because I prefer smelling fresh..but this one has a bit of everything on my skin and the raspberry keeps it from feeling suffocating and musty like most gourmands do on me and the hazelnut is just pure yumminess. This gets a 10/10 for me and the sillage and longetivity are really good so don't write this off just because a few people aren't keen on it x

This was a wonderful surprise for me. What I would call a well done flanker, because imo it keeps the exact amount of resemblance with the original in order to have its own individuality. It's also true that it is less impressive than the original, and more of a crowd pleaser. It opens with a sweet honey and strawberry note, a little too sweet but the in dry down the sweetness mixes with rose, sandalwood, creamy hazelnut and maybe a little bit of ambergris. The floral creaminess of the base notes it's just wonderful. I had no big issues regarding performance. My experience with longevity was that it performs better on skin than on clothes, 6-8 hours, on higher temperatures. If you expect something close to the original, this is probably not it. It's a sweet creamy fruity floral, day to day fragrance.

Blind bought this because of a heavy discount. At first spray I get a blast of juiciness that lasts for only a few seconds, but I can’t say I specifically distinguish the raspberry in this. Then the magic happens. I smell warm honey, mixed with the nuttiness, wonderful and cozy. Honey can be a tough one for me, often it goes pee-ey. But here I think the hazelnut balances it and prevents it to go in that direction. Just about. I can’t help smelling myself all the time. After a short while the woodiness comes in. I don’t normally like woody perfumes, but here again the hazelnut compensates/makes it worthwhile. If you like nutty perfumes, I recommend trying this. Wears close to the skin within the hour, and has ok longevity. The sillage is discreet. BUT I haven’t oversprayed it yet, that tends to help.

This was a blind buy, my local SDM was doing a HUGE clear out of lots of fragrances and I got a FULL SIZE of this for $19.99!!! I couldn’t believe it!!! I must say, I did NOT expect to fall so deeply in love with this. I noticed that raspberry is the first note listed and I will say I LOVE raspberry notes (and the fruit of course) so I’m not sure what it is but this has the most beautiful, luxurious chocolatey, fruity but not overkill, bit of sweet without going full gourmand and the right amount of nutty and earthy type notes. Omg I’ve found a new love love love!! It’s gorgeous! So glad I got it!!!

Tried it again, still love it, it reminds me a tiny bit of LVEB Intense but waaay better because it's way sofer. Don't know how that is possible but I'm not getting any raspberry, just nutty, woody, slightly sweet, slightly floral with maybe a little bit of honey, a little bit of that bubblegum but not fruity flavored. Very warm and cozy and it has a bit of that 'warm skin' quality to it. The first Paco Rabanne I like! UPDATE: It's the day after and I can still smell it in my hair a little from using just one spray

Tested this on the same day I smelled about 10 of the other ones so take this with a grain of salt, but I'll surely be testing it properly in the future because from what I could smell so far I love it! Soft and nutty and warm yet there's something almost like bubblegum to it. At the same time it smells delicious but more like a perfume than a dessert. I was terrified to spray it because I hate the original Lady Million but this one has nothing to do with that one.

I sprayed this one in a store where unfortunately the male version was not available to test. This juice is amazing! Ladies, this is a beautiful, sweet floral with honey and floral notes which for me are so sexy. The raspberry I got off inital spray. If this is any indicator of how the male version would smell (with the swap of some notes. Like raspberry replaced with plum) then damn I am amazed! A very well done scent. 9/10

I tested this beautiful perfume this summer, and it went straight into my want-list, it is so very wonderful, I absolutely love it, I love the raspberries in it, and the sligtly smell of honey and nuts, and it fits my skin perfectly. I got it as a pressi from my new hubby :)) - and - I couldn't be any happier! I think this perfume fits everybody of all ages and gender, and I give it 10/10 points ;))

Raspberry & nutty goodness with honey and hints of floral in background. It's a love for me. Casual day, year round(except for Winter maybe) fun fragrance. Moderate all around performer. 7/10 rating

Better than original Lady Million. Fruity and feminine. It's a shame that it does not last longer. You may reapply if you love the smell. My rating (as a guy): 7/10

Soft creamy woody sexy OMG P.R the best of your perfume is lady million line

The Paco Rabbane website says Olfactory universe Rose who dares. A taste of pure sensation. No limits. Raspberry explosion. A delight. Power of sandalwood. Velvet. Stunning addiction. Life is a game! A euphoric rose in all its states. Olfactive audacity that gives substance to sensations: - vibrant florals: Damask rose, orange blossom absolute. - fruity effervescence: raspberry, mandarin. - woody creaminess: sandalwood, vanilla, cashmere wood, vetiver. For the record this is one of my husbands favorite fragrances in my collection. Also Lucky is one of my fragrances that instantly makes me happy when I smell it. It best suits spring. I love it but it is rather synthetic as for all Paco Rabanne fragrances. Some days I love it, other days I still love it but can’t handle the synthetic part of it.

Never been a fan of the original One Million - it seemed to be too sharp, too loud, too straight into your face! This one, however, is a whole different story and I feel very LUCKY to come across :) beautiful splash of juicy raspberry with a droplet of honey and woody notes that transform this scent into a beautiful and complex fragrance. It’s a fruity yet musky treasure hidden in the most gorgeous bottle. Also, rose is quite prominent but not overwhelming, which is rather rare. As somebody mentioned below, it is not unsimilar to Hot Couture from Givenchy, which is my personal favourite! P. S. Reading through the comments, I am really astonished how this scent works differently on different people, from “synthetic fruity” to “warm honey and hazelnuts”.

I was worried about this one because I have a troubled history with honey and raspberry, but wow! I am shooketh! On me, this comes across smooth, creamy and raspberry/honey sweet (but not fake or toothache style) with a touch of woodiness due to the hazelnuts. I'm not sensing jasmine in the usual way (bad breath or poop) thankfully and the cedar is also non-existent (another plus since I usually hate cedar). I am pleasantly surprised by this one and lucky (see what I did there?) that it didn't turn out cheap smelling or dirty on my skin. If I can find a decent decant size, I'm snatching it up; a full bottle will come later if it ends up at discounters like the original Lady Million.

By the way, on the official site of Paco Rabanne, pyramid is richer, then here on fragrantica: - vibrant florals: damask rose, orange blossom absolute. - fruity effervescence: raspberry, mandarin. - woody creaminess: sandalwood, vanilla, cashmere wood, vetiver. It is very nice, pleasant and sensual daily fragrance for the any occasion! Reminds me Boucheron Place Vendome and Dolce Gabbana Pour femme. (all of those I own, including Paco Rabanne Lady Million Lucky). They all have roses, jasmine, sweet notes of some desserts, vanilla.

Before I even looked at the notes I picked out the honey. It's that thick sweetness from the honey more than the fruity sweetness of the raspberry that catches your attention. The rose is very clear as the main floral. A bit of a woody base but not overwhelming. Honey is definitely the star of the show here. It's nice, sweet and sexy, not a bad flanker but I do like the original Lady Million more. Also, this is one you have to re-apply, it doesn't last all day.

I really want to try this as I never smelled the original, but seeing raspberry as a top note is not promising to me. I have a strong dislike of raspberry when too much of it is used and that tart fruitiness just makes me go 'blech'. I'm also wary of the hazelnut note as I typically don't like nutty smells in women's fragrances. By the way, Raiza1990 made me bust out laughing with the 'dirty nuts' bit! LOL!

my grandma has this and this is her favourite scent, but this is not that "grandma-y" if you know what I mean. yeah, it's classy and somewhat luxurious, but also cheery and cozy at the same time. I think this fits almost any occasion, if you just use this moderately ;) probably my own favourite from the Lady Million -line.

First impression: Nice, bright and absolutely nothing special. I was surprised to see there is no citrus in this one since I primarily find it sweet and citrusy. It reminds me of my Dior Absolutely Blooming, which I don't like so much. This one might be more easy to wear but I am on the fence.

Lucky is really sweet and fruity on opening. Juicy raspberries, so enticing. The base comes in as it dries down and you get the woody and nutty notes, sweetened with honey. It's just gorgeous. Sillage and longevity are good. Definitely worth a try if you're into sweet fragrances.