1 Million Lucky by Paco Rabanne Eau De Toilette for Men 100 ml

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It opens up with a fresh citrus blast and immediately follows it up with a fruity/plum note rolled in. Get more closer to your loved ones and invade them, the scent of your perfume will be engulfing them deeply. This is amazing. It's definitely sweet - the plum note is very prominent during the opening. As it dries down, the nutty and woody notes start to come out and settle on the skin. For an EDT, this has incredible sillage and longevity. It's very addicting and very alluring. When I wear this, I spray it on my clothes and skin - it last for ages on clothes! The mid is really smooth, like you'll love catching whiffs of it every now and then, it's not at all offensive by any means and probably everyone will like it at some point. The mid somewhat reminds me of an indian dessert I used to have as a kid that was heavy on the caramel. I also read that the contents of the perfume may have been diluted with the change from clear glass to amber glass.

Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number). It is a unisex perfume, maybe slightly leaning towards men, but that can easily be corrected with some additional flowers, musk, or even some added honey scent. The sweetest in the line so far, perhaps along with the elixir. It opens with a lot of caramel and veers towards a young-partygoer sweet side of a Le Male that I don't like. Little almond, plum is non-existent to my nose... It reminds me more of toffee, artificial chocolate candy with those "fruit" jellies inside. It loses all the florality of the original or the Parfum. If you like the 1 Million line, or you like sweet, nutty, gourmand scents, this is a safe blind buy. Nothing disappointing here.Pleasant gourmandy fragrance with hints of fruitiness in the opening (to me it smells a lot like sweet popcorn) As many other reviewer have noticed, I too smell a dominating strong PEACH note. The entire fragrance smells mouth-watering Delicious!. Best way I can describe are: has a unique bottle and, hides inside it a fragrance composed with a vision of light at the heart of the desert. Authority to prescribe an Authority medicine is granted for specific indications and/or for certain patient circumstances. Authority may be obtained by telephone to Medicare Australia (known as "phone approval") or in writing from an authorised delegate of the Minister for Health. let them express their feeling towards you: The flower of rose, my days, the smell of your perfume is killing me. It made me mesmerized and mad about you deeply.

Some PBS medications are restricted and require prior approval from Medicare before a doctor is able to prescribe them on the PBS. This prior approval to prescribe grants the doctor the Authority to prescribe the desired medicine and have it funded under the PBS. Probably the most hyped 1 Million flanker behind 1 Million Prive. With 1 Million Prive being a modern masterpiece, I had high hopes for this one. Did it rise to the occasion or disappoint? Let's discuss; The plum note doesn't really come across as plum to me, but just more of a fruity sweetness (combined with the honey of course). Really what stands out here is the hazelnut note. When you spray this on the first thing you'll think of is Nutella spread. That's what it reminds me of straight away. However, the grapefruit and florals take away the darkness that you smell with something like Nutella. It's a really interesting combination that just somehow works really well together. After I received the item and let it stabilize for a few days, I sprayed two perfumes on each test paper.This is a fragrance I've recently acquired and I've been wearing it everyday for about a week. Here are my thoughts Firstly, the bottle looks gorgeous. It is not as eye-catching as the original (and that's great!). I like the bottle more than 1 Million Prive, too. The only downside about the bottle is that it is a fingerprint magnet. The sprayer is also great. Opening is sweet, fruity, nutty, and a little woody. Instantly I get the plum, grapefruit, hazelnut, honey, and cedar. I also get just a touch of the florals and ozonic notes. The dry down is sweet, nutty, gourmand, and woody. The plum is the only fruit note still left, but it's noticeable and compliments the honey note well. The patchouli has come to the front along with the hazelnut to give a chocolatey vibe and the wood notes have become more prominent. The bottle design maintains the iconic 1 Million gold bullion shape, this time, however, with an ombre effect, transitioning from platinum silver to a muted gold. It's a design that's as audacious and memorable as the fragrance it holds. Not the most office-safe fragrance. But it could be pulled off depending on personality and how strict the office enviroment is.

The rest of the ingredients are not recognizable on their own, but certainly a part of this lovely concoction. Please, try it for yourselves first before judging. Many people in this forum are ignorant enough to rate many fragrances (especially flankers) very low without trying them first. I don't think it deserves the hate.

When I first sprayed this I was amazed. It was unique and I had never smelt anything like it. a strong sweet nutty note that is perfect. Everything about this fragrance is amazing. It's strong but not to strong. It's sweet but not to sweet. It's just brilliant perfumery. Now let’s talk about the scent of this perfume, it’s truly amazing… sweet, warm, inviting, and very intriguing. Mid note: 4h-5h Dominant floral note, Jasmine and Orange blossom, with sweet scent which is probably Honey. Sillage 1-2m toward skin scent at end. Opening with a surprisingly bold burst of zesty plum and grapefruit, this fragrance immediately demands attention. The plum, somewhat unexpected in a male fragrance, adds a unique layer of complexity and enhances the overall depth of the scent. This fruity union of opening notes is invigorating, but without the typical citrusy freshness you'd expect, creating an initial impression that's both warm and captivating. The warm, manly scent of woody-spicy is always in vogue. Pair it with a brisk winter hike and a mug of hot mulled wine afterwards. When this particular product is first applied, grapefruit and plum are recognisable. Next middle notes of cedar, jasmine, honey, hazelnut and cashmere fill the air. Finally a deluge of oak moss, vetiver and patchouli rises to perfect the olfactory experience. (Vetiver, sometimes called khus, is an Indian grass similar to lemongrass.) Paco Rabanne Fragrances: Price UK