Lady Million Paco Rabanne for women

Super feminine, sweet scent, but not overly sweet. It's very balanced and great as a blind buy if you like white florals and sweet perfumes.

it's inoffensive. it smells decent, but it's not memorable or special, and it doesn't last long (at least on me). i wouldn't recommend it. however, i got it as a free sample along with FAME parfum & i can say it's a million times better than that one.

The opening was more a mix of scents than I was expecting. Surprisingly pleasant scent of Neroli with a bare hint of raspberry tartness. More Orange Blossom than anything else. Very inoffensive, rather elegantly restrained. Not especially attention grabbing, just simple, pleasant, and easy to wear. Becomes a delicate powdery sweetness that hugs the skin upon dry down. Unfortunately it does NOT last. After 4 hours its barely present even close to the skin.

Lady Million, gifted to me by my son for Christmas.
This perfume reminds me of a feminine , wholesome lady, very relaxed and joyful walking outside in the spring sunshine, casually dressed.
Such a feminine smell! Everything I love in a perfume!
The white flowers dance around your neck 🥰

Just picked this up as a sample and honestly it's just 'ok'. When I was a teenager I was pretty immune to perfume marketing, but I saw this one everywhere and the marketing and packaging does not match the scent in the slightest . It's very floral and a little sweet. Relatively fresh with a slight honey base note. I don't get the raspberry at all. It is generic and unoffensive, you could probably use it as a work scent. It's not distinctive enough for me to like but not offensive to hate, it's pleasant enough but just sort of smells like the general aroma when you go to the perfume counter in a beauty store. I think it would make a good gift for someone who doesn't have any specific type of preference as a safe buy, or a first perfume for someone who isn't into perfumes, but there's many better options that aren't so generic.

I like it but it's nothing extraordinary. It's like if a teenage girl body spray mixed with an old woman's expensive perfume and made this.

Opening notes- 3/4ths of this perfume is insanely predictable and smells like any high end department store and the other 1/4th smells like raspberry. The raspberry is the only distinction and other than that it's meh.

After a while, the sweet raspberry comes out and really takes hold. I seem to like it more after time passes but the opening notes aren't very outstanding.

Its sweet. It has honey but its not a thick, sticky honey but a watery one. Its white floral and honey so you have to like sweet fragrances. Perfect for the office and for signature perfum. Nothing out of this world but a feminin, classic perfum for everyday if you want so.

i love this fragrance on a girl ,, its really addictive ,,

I loved it when it came out and I have repurchased it many times. I rarely use it now just because it became way too popular and I just got a little fed up with it. It is often reduced and has lots of good dupes so it's quite accessible. I love honey-flowery scents and it doesn't disappoint. It's nectary sweet, soft, elegant, very feminine. Definitely more for a mature lady in her 30s and above. I don't get the hate for this perfume - it surely isn't a special, one-of-a-kind niche fragrance, but I personally can't just have bold, provocative, and powerful perfumes. I also need something good for everyday wear, suitable for the office, inoffensive, noticeable but subtle, feminine but not too sexual - and Lady Million is all that. Moderate sillage and longevity.

There’s something about this fragrance that makes me absolutely weak in the knees. I LOVE perfume and, even though I have a collection of almost 100 bottles, this is the one I always seem to come back to. Bonus: My husband is also obsessed with it and compliments me every time I wear it.

Had a sample of this but I'm kind of disappointed. It's not a bad smell. The honey notes in particular are nice, lending a slight twist on the typical amber floral.

But it doesn't last long at all! By the end of the day, I couldn't smell anything at all. Not sure if I went noseblind, or if it just has bad longevity. If I bury my nose in my wrist, I can just about get a faint amber.

Honestly, this smells overpowering in a bad way. It is a scent that is recognisable from a distance because it is.. stinky. I kind of get man?? like a cave man with flowers, if you like that get this perfume ^_^

I really used to like this perfume,I used to find it so beautiful and sophisticated but now idk why but I don’t like it anymore 😭, it’s not bad at all but probably my smell buds have outgrown from it , but it smells really nice and sophisticated but I agree it can be cloying especially in the summer , however I don’t think this is suitable for young women , it just has that mature kick to it !

Unsure why this gets so much hate. Not very unique but I have no problem with that since it’s the only generic “purfumey” scent in my collection. Ambery, musky honeyed raspberry with white florals. I almost feel like this has a champagne note in it. Bought this on a cruise ship and wore it for most of the vacation so I have positive associations with the scent. Good option for going out to dinner or maybe even an office scent if you don’t overspray. Safe and pleasing. Wouldn’t repurchase after this one runs out but I’ll enjoy it while I have it.

Very generic white floral perfume, perfumy and not in a good way. Old lady like. Gonna throw away my sample.

"6 - Boyfriend. Fancy laundry detergent that quickly goes weak and became noseblind to it. I hope the male version is better, I'm curious. Alright though."

6 - Me. Soapy laundry detergent that is weak and person wearing it went noseblind quickly. Too weak to smell it properly after 1hr. Overall pleasant unoffensive smell that is safe, not impressive.

Smells like a cheap night club.

It smells like an ordinary female fragrance : nothing is impressive in the scent itself. But it lasts and projects well, which is the nice point of this perfume.

Smells like a freshly watered bouquet, honeyed tea and bright summer evenings. Cobblestone roads and the first ray of golden sunshine after a long rain shower. Maybe not for those looking for a super unique scent, but definitely very beautiful ^^

It’s a nice perfume for the winter biting special but it’s nice. I can’t really describe the smell but it is nice and I kinda smell the honey.

smells like sickly car freshener. it has some subtle playfulness in the honey notes, but it's not a memorable perfume. decent at first, but when you start smelling it more and more it feels like car sickness. i wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for a sweet perfume.
to me, the bottle doesn't look that tacky. it won't be a problem unless someone picks it out of your hand and touches the top, golden part that feels like plastic.

I had to get this because of its reputation.
It's not my kind of scent. I don't quite understand where this is supposed to go: gourmand, floral, fresh? Because I can smell everything in it.

It tries to please everyone, similarly with La vie est Belle, Black Opium, Guilty or Good Girl. I find this kind of perfume lacking personality. You smell like this - you and five other ladies at work.

I accidentally discovered that Yves Rocher's Quelques notes d'amour smells very similar to Lady Million.

Delicate, honeyed florals and a raspberry note. Like breakfast crapes drenched in honey and jam, though somehow not overwhelming. This perfume changed my opinion on honey in fragrance. I prefer how it smells in the cold, but it retains a lightness all year round. Someone else wrote a review saying this smells weaker in the warm weather-- weirdly enough, I agree. She does not have a brash personality, Lady Million is well blended and smooth. Good lasting power to my nose, especially on clothes.

Sweet white floral with a lot of honey. Very nostalgic. Easy to reach for night/winter fragrance. Not really classy or expensive smelling but really good.

It's a nice wintery perfume. Not my favourite one but still good. It's a little sweet but it also gives a salty smell after hours , especially on clothes. I would give this a 7/10

I have a recommendation for anyone who's interested in great value for money, worthwhile competitor fragrances...
Check a website called Noted Aromas. They do "inspired by" fragrances at prices FAR below these corporate mainstream fragrance houses.
I bought my lady a lady million clone and she LOVED it!😳...
Thank me later😘

Monsieur Bobo

My initial thought once i sprayed this was wow... this smells like the word perfume. I could not pick out anything unique about this scent, however it is overall very nice! I am excited to wear it out. Overall feels like a scent you cant go wrong with.

@waterqueene you're completely right. My lady finished her bottle REALLY fast, because this was one of the fragrances that she enjoyed wearing the most.
She loved the smell, and received regular compliments while wearing it, and I could tell that it was one of the fragrances that made her feel
energetic and sexy.
You're right, again. It's a nice bottle.
Stylish people love these bottles.
Paco Rabanne do nice bottles.
This, Fame, Phantom and One Million, and even Lucky.
Very nice-looking bottles👏🏾

Lady Million is one of the few fragrances I own that draws compliments. Weird ... I have a pretty large collection and Lady Million is not really my type of thing (for reference, my signature scent is the original Obsession). Yet I keep coming back to it. Both men and women love it. I smell raspberry and honey predominately. I don't always reach for it but every time I do it makes me happy. Also, I may be in the minority here, but I think the bottle is just beautiful. So what if it's tacky? It's fun. I love the gold and the compact shape makes it a little more sturdy and thus ideal for carrying in your gym bag. Lady Million can be found pretty affordably right now. This is just my opinion, but I think if you like sweet, white florals you will enjoy Lady Million. Give it a try if you can find it for the right price.

Beautifully jasmine is blended with honey and raspberry, it's not too floral it's not too sweet, i liked the cfreed white flowers at first sniff but it's too white floral that it becomes too nauseatic for me, but lady million is well blended and well managed fragrance, that has white floral and sweetness but both are blended in such a way that it never bothers you.
Sillage is moderate but longevity is good and scent is just awesome. Definitely will buy it again.

Sweet and gorgeous white florals, well rounded and well blended, extremely versatile and suited for all sorts of occasions! Yes it is an unnofensive generic designer fragrance but a good one at that!

I have a bottle of this fragrance for like two years , this summer I decided to use it and I doesn't last like I last in winter also it doesn’t smell its like im not wearing any perfume, but EHEN I use it during winter it smells really good and I can notice honey in it.

Its a cold weather perfume totally.

Finally I got my hands on this extraordinary beautiful perfume, and, it's a very BIG bottle!!!

Every woman back than smelled the same when Lady Million entered my hometown Bergen, Norway, and, l have been sniffing it a million times, and never could forget "she..."

"She" went straight into 1st place in my wardrobe by herself, and she shall stay there until "Dovre faller"!!!

All compliments are already said, and, "Dovre" is a big mountain in Norway, and, it will take millions of years until it will disappear from the map...

It’s a run-of-the-mill scent. It smells flowery, sweet, and that’s it. It could be any other perfume, so no identity of its own in this one.

I love burberry touch for women, and this one has similar atmosphere but i wasnt fascinated. Its a well made perfume but feels like a charming point is missing. Mostly smells like amber and jasmine , a little powdery and thats it.

Top notes of getting called fat by a Jewish princess at sleepaway camp c. 1997, big Body Shop sample perfume in the mail energy, highly triggering for those of us who attained political awareness during the Bush II years.

I had a sample of this c2015 that I gave to my mom to try. At the time to me it seemed generic and the ads seemed dumb to me. I think I smelled it once for only a few seconds because back then I knew less than I know now, and I would make snap judgments about perfumes (which seems to be what marketers want us to do now, unfortunately). But now that I really love white florals, I want to try this again just because it comes in solid form. I wish there were more solid options just on principle.

White-Floral Bouquet of Jasmine, Orange-Blossom & Neroli...

Opens with a citrus-fruity burst of raspberry, neroli & lemon that deepens into a white-floral heart of jasmine, orange-blossom & gardenia, all resting on a floral support base of white-honey, patchouli and amber. To me this is overall a white-floral bouquet of jasmine, orange-blossom & neroli highlighted. I get citrus, clean laundry & honey with marshmallow white-florals in the background. Over time the patchouli comes out. Well above average performance for a year-round wearing experience.

Contrast to Lady Million Pac-Man Collectors' Edition:
These are very close. Comparing them side by side, the patchouli may be ever so slightly forward in Lady Million Pac-Man bring a slightly stronger performance.

Contrast to Lady Million Royal:
These are different, but the Lady Million DNA is still very present in Lady Million Royal.
The marshmallow facet is a little more forward in Lady Million Royal which has a softer overall approach.

Overall: I think this was ahead of its time, with many 2022-23 designer releases having this kind of vibe. Well above average performance. You can't go wrong here. It's a love for me. Enjoy!

This is quite an odd fragrance- the notes don't seem to blend well to produce an interesting, wearable fragrance. The more I sniff it, the more I surmise that the issue may be the honey note. It's a syrupy honey in the opening, not nauseating, but not too pleasant either and it turns sort of creamy as it dries down to blend with jasmine and raspberry. The raspberry note is also quite prominent in the opening. No, it's not a 'like' from me.

At first it gives a blast of sugary raspberry with bitter orange peel and I am like 'ouch'. It seems way too much of everything, especially when sweet ungrateful orange blossom joins almost syrupy but bitter opening. What I am trying to say - Lady Million is sharp in the opening. But over the time it gets more muted and humble, to the point where it can be described as elegant soapy gardenia. It can have some earthy kick from patchouli here and there, but overall it can behave as 'polite lady' in a course of the day. I prefer it on hot summer days, because warm air lets the biting top notes evaporate quicker.

I own a bottle for many years. Didn't like it so much back then. Forgot about it really. But today I decided to give it another try.

Wow! I was really pleasantly suprised!

Fresh and uplifting. Very nice! I definitively am going to enjoy this lost and found fragance.

I always found it kinda of meh. I'd never buy it again. It's not a bad smell but just not for me. Really generic and reminds me of the cheap golddigga perfume you could get from bnm in the UK. Someone was wearing it the other day and it smelled much nicer on her but still not enough to make me want it for myself. I didn't instantly recognise what she was wearing like I would with something like Baccarat, Alien, Angel, Posion, Chanel No5 etc. She just smelled nice so I asked what she had on. I was quite surprised when she said what it was. I don't mind the bottle but it does kind of smell like you'd expect from looking at it, slightly metallic to me. For the price there's far better designer perfumes, or even a Lattafa dupe of a high end one would come before this for me.

I owned a bottle of this. I finished it. It was quite popular in Europe at the time (even girls were wearing 1 million). I definitely got lots of compliments on it when I wore it. I think I would still appreciate it now. Heavy on the honey. Which is still quite unusual for perfumes in the market today! It’s a very rich and creamy honey floral high quality perfume, and I think if the packaging and marketing were different, the scent might have really taken off. It’s signature worthy for the woman who loves this.

Lady Million EDP by Paco Rabanne has been around for a very long time. But this is the first time I bought it. It's a really nice fragrance. Does not feel outdated, very easy to wear. It smells like warm, sweet/tart honey lemon water and jasmine. The jasmine note smells very realistic. We have few jasmine plants so we know how the smell should be.

You guys… I remember having complimented a girl on a wedding for her scent and was expecting her to tell me she was wearing a niche fragrance or at least a dupe for a niche one. It was this and I’m today revising it. It doesn’t smell like the ingredients (honey, raspberry etc) but like something abstract, rich, sparkling, golden really. It was made by Master perfumers like Dominique Ropion and Anne Flipo. Only because the marketing is cringe one shouldn’t be too critical. It really does smell like put together by great noses.

It is an elegant and nice scent, but the way I see it, this perfume is just not my cup of tea.

At first, I smell a very nice citrus and fresh scent, but unfortunately, it disappears quickly. I smell the base notes more than the middle notes. I smell a lot of patchouli, which is not my favorite scent. I do not recommend it if you do not like the patchouli note.

What I wanted to say as a lover of sweet perfumes is that it does not have enough sweetness for me. Yes, it is sweet, but compared to my perfume collection, I feel the lack of sweetness.

A little generic, but nice for days where you want to smell good without standing out. Gives off "clean" and "put together" without trying too hard.

Ok, now when it’s been a while and we all have talked about the tacky bottle (because we all have) how about we go smell it again? It could be a Kilian or Ex Nihilo had you not known. There are niche perfumes as ”generic” as this. The point is; who cares? Lady Million is bright, warm, liquid gold, sweet white flowers, raspberry and honey. What could go wrong? Nothing. And nothing does. Huge compliment getter.

The best "generic white floral scent" ever. I also like the honey note in this, more than the honey note in Scandal. The opening is very bright and fruity/citrusy, and it eventually becomes more like honeyed floral. I would think this is more on the mature side.

It came out in 2010, but it's still not outdated. In fact, there are perfumes with this profile (citrus - white flowers - amber/patchouli or vanilla base) being released ALL THE TIME, even in 2023. It can get a little boring, but I think this profile is popular for a reason -- it's easy to wear and it probably won't offend anyone.

I really dislike the bottle and the name though, but that's just me.

I get all the negative reviews because I felt the same.
However, one it hits your skin if you have the right chemistry this perfume blends all the notes and it smells a perfect. Haven’t had as many compliments lately. Makes you feel fresh and warm and put together all at the same time. Very different from J ‘Adore but same “life together” vibe. Can’t explain but for those who know what I mean,you get it. It’s feminine, adult, and sexy. Clean and well rounded. The bottle makes it look vulgar, but it doesn’t smell vulgar. Not the most sophisticated smell, but definitely very comprehensive and “ modern woman”

I usually adore Anne Flipo’s perfumes but I have to say that I wore this during my first years of high school and now that I don’t wear it anymore, I realized it smells like a blast of not well blended notes. It’s messy and smells strong in the wrong way. It’s a teenager default perfume imo. I think I used to love the neroli and the raspberry in this but now it’s smells cheap and for a designer such as Paco Rabanne (RIP) it is so disappointing.
The bottle looks cheap and the plastic at the top of the perfume is squeaky and cheap.
If you want to smell this cheap AND buy it for cheap : Agatha Paris - Un Soir À Paris EDP is what you’re looking for.
It is a 4/10

Sparkling, sexy & confident is how I would describe lady million... it also makes me feel that way when wearing it!

I find the white florals hit me at the first spritz which then mellows into the fruitier/ softer notes with honey being one of the more prominent notes. This is a classic night out scent for me & I would wear it in the day but this feels more suited to the evening.

This isnt a scent I get bored of & would recommend it if you want to try something new!

I used to wear this perfume for nights out in my early-mid 20s. I loved the white florals sweetened with that warm honey note - I never got the raspberry (though I wish I did!). It had a presence, it smelt pretty and fun, but it was never obnoxious. Longevity is about 4-5 hours with 2-3 sprays before it becomes a skin scent on me (my bottle is from circa 2010-2012).

I've tried wearing it again in my early 30s, but I think my time is done with this fragrance as I've worn white floral dominant perfumes many years now! I've enjoyed it, but I'm enjoying trying new things. If you haven't tried Lady Million, don't be put off by the brash gold bottle, it's worth sampling.

I have the version from Vocal Performance bc I have had some health issues and their version is clean. I absolutely love this scent and get compliments when I wear it. Very, very pretty.

This perfume is not for everyone, but it definitely hit the spot for me. It's a colorful blend of sweet, and juicy fruitiness, with a drizzle of honey. This scent is what I imagine nectar smells like. But, I must say, it is a bit all over the place. I do not recommend this scent for academic environments, because it is very strong and has something I call; "Headache Potential." But, it's ideal for going out in a bustling atmosphere like the mall on a warm spring day.

I received a sample of this with an order. I have never paid any attention to anything Paco Rabanne because I just felt theyre too visible and too much everywhere so that kind of made the brand less interesting to me. I like this one but it is really not unique. It does not trigger headache which is a huge plus. It has my favourite flowers in the composition but unfortunately I feel that I have YSL Cinema and Mancera Indian Dream perfumes that smell very similar to this. I like that it does not have the gourmand vanilla and caramelin composition. This is very wearable if you do not have similar thing in your collection, Id recommend it. Very
feminine, sweet but not too sweet. If anyone has this but hates it, Im into swapping with you.

I wanted to like it
The idea of notes of honey & flowers sounded like a mixture of honey suckle like perfume,
Kindda like the scents u smell in the air at spring time
But in reality NO
Something about it is just so OFF
& there is ABSOLUTELY NO raspberry in it

So far the best perfume with honey notes done well in it are the scandal perfume series

This is easily one of my favourite scents. It smells warm and sweet, but it has a fresh overtone which makes it suitable for hot weather. The honey note makes sense although it is not sickly sweet. This could be amazing for a bold day scent, night, summer, winter, going out, just anything. The sillage is moderate and decreases throughout wear, but it lasts all day and even through the wash. It is one of the only fragrances that last on my skin, giving me 9+ hours on a hot sweaty day. The dry down can sometimes smell like it has a faint masculine touch (maybe from the patchouli?) but only sometimes, however I like to have this quality in some of my perfumes cause its just so good. Truly there is nothing groundbreaking about this fragrance, but I would easily recommend it to everyone.

The famous "large popular" perfume that it would be very difficult not to please the pasta! It's a perfect pair for One Million and it goes super well if each of the genres use both, and go out together, it gives a surprising cloud layering, try it there and find out.

Raspberry in syrups mark the departure of Lady Million, but at the end I feel a bitter touch, maybe it's the stalks of Néroli, which manages to be citrus, aromatic and kind of similar to Bergamot that has a citrus not comfortable but imposing. I also feel an already floral footprint here in this opening.

In the heart it is only floral, a true feminine emponderation, very intense Jasmine, with a touch of background already musk, sweet, heated and very intense! I also notice Tuberosas, flowers of oily connotation, which mark absurdly, shades of greenish aroma also here are evoked as time progresses; the transmitted sensation is too beautiful.

At the base it is very fresh Patchouli, with natural Honey molasses and strokes of Amber, which brings a subtle atalcado and mavious touch to the beauty expressed throughout the aromatic path of this fragrance. It fixes a lot and has a projection as worthy as your bottle!

Not for everyone, I highly recommend skin testing (not strip testing!) this scent for a few hours before making the plunge. Has been my signature scent for the better half of a decade now and I have received countless compliments, several by women who have worn Lady Million before and not liked it on themselves, and even once by my own friend who was wearing the exact same one at the time.

An all seasons bright floral that is both appropriate for office wear and date night. I have received compliments on this perfume after applying it 10+ hours beforehand, and I can smell it on my laundry when I pull it out the hamper days after wearing it. The sillage throws quite a long way but it’s not overpowering, it lingers beautifully.

Good value, the perfume itself is at a reasonable price point already but its longevity and sillage really make it worth it.

pretty. basic, but smells good.
honey and jasmine forward, and a little citrus. i don’t get anything fruity. this doesn’t change or expand throughout the life of the perfume.
lasts over 6hours on skin and 8+ on clothes. projects fairly small; just below arms length.

i don’t think it is worth the amount of money it runs for but has a nice raspberry note for cold weather. not great. not terrible. just a mediocre one.

My sister and I roasted this perfume. We def agree on this being one of the worst womens perfumes. Smells like someone skanky covering up their sweat smell. That's very harsh I know, but its so bad. I'd rather smell sweaty than covering my sweat smell w this. And just take my review w a grain of salt, some of you might throw up over my favorites. To each their own <3

Honestly this scent is too lackluster and boring to buy a full bottle. It's just that. Okay and bland and forgettable. If you want a more voluptuous or unique floral scent, try buying Tom Ford Velvet Orchid which Amourscents has a very decent dupe of as Velvet Rose. If you like white florals Avon Incandessence is also fabulous.

Very citrusy floral and don’t need much on. I can smell the honey note now and then. Fairly generic but wearable. It’s a like and I’ll come back if I have anything more to add.

I got it in 2015 in a tube I think, small version (25-35ml?), I smelled it again after couple a years and it smelled nothing alike in 2015. Back then it smelled lemony/soapy/fresh and it had some warmth to it. Was great for high school.

Nice one. I have got bottle 10 years ago as a birthday present. I wanted to remind myself that scent so ordered 30ml now. This is very classy fragrance like coco mademoiselle or miss dior. Every day use, people like it so I think blind buy safe. I layered it with ellie saab girl of now and oh my love 😍 its so fun now together. Nice going out combo!

This reminds me of Tresor for some reason- though I haven't smelled that in years my sister wore it all the time in high school. The only thing they seem to have in common is jasmine and amber.

They both have this sensual, pungent sexiness about them. I think the punch comes from a bit of citrus. This is a nice perfume that probably has broad appeal. It wouldn't be my go-to for a night out but it would be good for that, and maybe getting some attention at the office.

Wears down to a light powdery floral after a few hours. This wouldn't be a first choice for me.

Strong in winter and really weak scent in summer which is a surprise

Emily Gilmore. Sweater sets. Potpourri in a cut crystal bowl on the mahogany sideboard.

Yeah, it's nice enough, pleasant and suitable for work. A like, not a love for me.The style is classy, but not old-money classy, more ambitious and just ostentatious enough to add appeal and not subtract it. I love the honey note when I can smell it, which isn't always, and it doesn't project much. I have to smell my wrist to find it. A little champagne-ish. The positives: it's not heavy, the patchouli is well blended, and its distinctly golden. The negative: after a while, it projects a slight staleness and waxiness like a scented candle.

The longer I sit here wearing this fragrance, the closer I'm honing in on the exact vibe I get from it. This is the smell Fergie's song "Glamorous", though that was a few years before. It does feel a little 2006-2012, but for me those aren't bad times to reminisce about!

Light, fresh, fruity and floral scent. Okay but not for me. I prefer more musky and woody notes.

Don't wear this outside, the bees and hornets love it.
For me, it's just meh. Initial spray is nice and smells of fresh clean laundry, so it's nice before bed, but the scent doesn't last and I'm sure nobody else can smell it (besides the bees and hornets). I sprayed it an hour ago and can't detect it at all.
Lady million smells more like 30$, but that is not what it costs. I scored it for discount as someone else hated it and just wanted it gone, otherwise I'd never own it.

Edit: tonight (October) I'm pairing this with Ralph Lauren's Woman. They pair up really well, I must say, making Lady Million much more enjoyable and adding something nice to Woman that was missing. They compliment each other well. If you have the two, try them together. Fall/winter/spring 👍

Classic, and warm. Like a hug. Vaguely sexy. VERY generic. Meh in my opinion, there are better ones out there. A safe buy though - suits most people.

Honestly, I will probably use it only for night-out occasions. I can also see wearable for work as it is not too heavy. It's a sexy smell. Although the package is not practical. I know not an unpopular opinion but still...

i'm very much exhausted by this scent, i feel like i've spent my last 21 years of living smelling and testing it more than fresh O2. still sexy though

A floral fruity fragrance from the house of Paco Rabanne. The opening of this one is juicy, and fruity with the raspberry, neroli and hint of Amalfi lemon. The heart consists of the jasmine, gardenia and African orange flower while the dry down is patchouli, white honey and amber. The sweetness in this one is counter-balance by the underneath soapy bitterness making it a perfect one. silage and longevity are amazing. Sexy, sensuous and feminine.

I got this one for my birthday present and surprisingly I don't really like it. Although it's wearable on daily basis (especially if you're into a scent that screams professionals, stylish young ladies), the smell is just too generic.

I really like them. Easily wearable to work. Office friendly. Not heavy fragrance. Very good day perfume.

not a fan. the white flower comes thru a lot. slightly cloying at first. i think a lady in my church used to wear this. its triggers memories of forced cheek kisses and pinches lol

This smells like perfection. I remember I started to use this a few years ago and I couldn't stop using it. I always got compliments and besides, I felt sexy and I just felt good when I was wearing it. For me, I used it both during the day and during the night, but I think it's better for colder days than for summer

I enjoyed it while it lasted, but I don't find it interesting enough to be repurchasing.
It smells floral, ot has a sharpness to it, and it smells kind of generic, but it smells pleasant never the less. I'm just not into it.

So beautiful but on me it has zero lasting power and no projection :(

too much white floral. i hate the bottle too. all around tacky, old and uninteresting.

Didn't agree with my skin:-(

Immerse yourself in a sensual nectar spritz of Arabic jasmine, gardenia, orange, vanilla and honey.

EdP

This is a beautiful sweet white floral perfume. I love the jasmine and raspberry notes. The only weird note is the honey - it smells too sweet and kind of synthetic. It makes the perfume smell a bit outdated nowadays.

warm sweet florals. Too strong for me though the florals gave me a headache. Pass

It’s very sweet and synthetic in a way that mostly reminds me of blueberry flavored cotton candy. Weirdly enough, I think this pairs quite well with Chloé EdP, but I wouldn’t wear this fragrance on its own.

Lady Million was such a popular perfume among my peers throughout my college years c. six years ago. I frequently came across bottles of it in bathrooms at parties and friends' houses - that infamous kitschy gold diamond perched on windowsills and on dressers. The monstrously tacky bottle put me off, and the cloyingly sweet perfume inside isn't much better. I haven't smelled it in a while, but upon revisting it, it is very familiar - not just due to college memories. I still smell LM quite frequently in passing - seemingly still a very popular scent a decade after its release.

LM has a very sweet fruity opening, led by syrupy raspberry and something peachy. Neroli adds a sweet orangy floral accord, paving the way to the white floral heart. Waxy and synthetic, it is cloyingly sweet. There is no discernable gardenia, and the jasmine is grimly reminiscent of Alien - a scent that really doesnn't work for me, being sour and synthetic. The honey in the base is a nice touch, adding rich sweetness, perhaps the only part of LM that reflects the advertising. Its performance is pretty good - long-lasting and with such strong sillage that it needs to be sprayed with restraint.

It's not the worst I've smelled, but it is far too sweet and synthetic for me, as well as being reminiscent of air freshener or detergent. I also prefer roads less travelled, unless it's a bona fide classic. 1.5/5.

I just can't get over the fact that this smells very laundry detergent like :)))
Like DERO MOUNTAIN SPRING. It's nice, i don't dislike it, it actually gives me a good vibe, it' refreshing, it's like unfolding wet clothes outside in the spring when it's sunny but a bit chilly. But i can't perceive this a being classy, luxurious or sophisticated.

Tried this today from a sample. I don't get much of a honey note, just a fruity musk, not bad but generic smelling and not the kind of musk that works for me.

It took me a long time to test this perfume, as I really really dislike the men's version 1 Million which seems to be worn by everyone. Then, much to my surprise, I actually fell in love with Lady Million.
It's refined, it's classy and it has a real depth of scent. I can really smell the jasmine and honey in this, but not so much the raspberry. It is outrageously good.

Love the honey in this!! perfect going out scent, but as long as you don’t overspray it’s fine for daytime as well. Sweet, sensual perfume, but in an elegant, non-trashy way. Very nice.

This perfume used to be my signature before I received angels and demons le secret, but I constantly go back to it because there’s nothing like it. The smell is just ethereal. It’s so elegant and I don’t think anything else smells like it, it’s truly a scent completely on its own like angel by mugler. It’s light but sweet yet has the elegant musk and spice to it that makes you truly feel like the fanciest lady in the room when you wear it. The silage is strong but not overwhelming and when it goes with your skin chemistry it’s just incredible. It’s one of the few perfumes where I just want to bathe in it every day because the smell is so addicting. For me at least it also lasts an eternity, I can smell it for days on me and my clothing. For anyone who smells good in la nuit Tresor a la Folie or la nuit Tresor la nuit, angels and demons le secret or angel by mugler this perfume will be absolutely stunning on you and I think you’d be able to just blind buy it.

I’d consider this in the same fragrance “genre” as The One by Dolce and Gabbana, Yellow Diamond by Versace, and Alien by Mugler. Each a unique powerful floral that feel like sunshine and grabs the attention of others. The One is more rich and powerful, Yellow Diamond is more soapy clean fresh, Alien is sharp, focused and aggressive, and Lady Million is honey sweet sexy. If you like any/many of these perfumes, you might like Lady Million too, or you might not find it special enough, depending on your taste. I personally am a fan. It’s not a scent I NEED, but it’s one I like from time to time. It performs extremely well, projects strong at first and within a couple feet after the dry down, and I’m someone who scents don’t stick to particularly well. It lasts about 4 hours on skin and at least double that on clothing.

I don’t get distinctive raspberry, just gentle fruity sweetness. I get more honey lemon and orange flower in the opening, more amber jasmine white flower in the dry down. The honey is not rich heavy honey, it’s light, crisp and floral. I almost think I have Alien on at times, with that strong jasmine. I love the Alien-esque dry down here, it’s super addictive and I start sniffing myself uncontrollably. Luckily I get zero patchouli. My jaw hit the ground when I read the notes, I usually avoid any/all patchouli, can’t do it. I have never caught even a touch of it during the several times I’ve worn this, so if you’re sensitive to patchouli, it’s not a scent heavy in it at all.

The bottle doesn’t bother me. It’s a bit awkward sitting on my shelf, and isn’t the most elegant, but its fantastic yet classic and pops out in a crowd, like PR designs themselves. That sprayer is pretty efficient at getting a good burst on your skin. Some atomizers just don’t project hard and full enough and I end up loosing half the scent before it reaches my skin. Lady Million makes sure you get all the juice.

I’m glad I don’t know many people wearing this scent, it makes it feel more special. I tend to be pretty picky and bipolar with the scents I like. I would be happy to keep this one around, it’s nice and safe for many occasions. Would buy again.

The initial note of honey is absolutely gorgeous, but that disappears really quickly and it becomes a rather boring scent.

I may have stopped wearing it for a while, but I always end up coming back regularly and regaling myself with this honeyed perfection. easy to love it !

Perfection in a bottle. I love this perfume, it is impossible to go wrong with Lady Million. It is basically money in a bottle. Exquisite, pleasing, delicate, and intense.

This is very womanly and a bit of a crowd pleaser. I find it generic but still pleasant enough to wear. Projection is strong! You can easily intoxicate somebody if you're sitting in a car as a passenger. It leaves a trail. It smells sweet and expensive for sure.

sultry, sweet and luxurious! while it may not be the most original scent, it still manages to be attractive and a safe choice! it's mature, not ''old lady'' mature, but ''woman approaching her 30s'' mature. the combination of white florals and a drizzle of honey, plus a touch of raspberry are guaranteed to give you compliments!

Such a prople pleaser. It’s a really nice floral with a sweet honey drydown, not too cloying. Makes me think fondly of 2010 clubbing where you could smell this, and the male counterpart, everywhere. LM’s only fault is being too popular, and thus ‘having no character’ to some people. I’m not a perfume snob and I don’t really care about it being ubiquitous so I have no shame in loving this.

accidentally bought a big bottle of this one, a citrusy sweet honey perfume with an old lady touch that isn't extremely old lady, more like an older millenial. a crowd pleaser and easy to wear. i'd say this is pretty safe to wear to work, thankfully it doesn't get anyone's attention.

This smells like money, so the bottle is really on point. It's such a people pleaser. It's a nice white floral mixed with a bit of honey. I find that it lasts quite well on me and it's a good value for how nice it smells, it projects quite well too, I would say moderate sillage. This is such a spring fragrance for me. It just screams spring. This is also a really safe blind buy!

Okay haha funny story. This was my first perfume I got. I loved it, it smells sexy, sophisticated, rich but also a little fun. The reason I stopped wearing it was because of bees. For some reason bees love this smell. I don't mind bees but it's a bit annoying in the summer when you sit outside and bees are just swirling around you. I don't know if it is from the honey note but it could be. I haven't had this with any other smell.

So..I test it the other day! Strong, sweet...feminine, cheap Style kind of fragrance , smells like hair spray , chemical ! Nauseating also. So don't over spray ! Sorry.for the bad review .

Got complimented wearing this perfume on multiple occasions. Simply deep smelling perfume. Safe choices in my opnions.

I was very impressed to begin with. Now i've been wearing it a couple of times and I am sure my iranian middle aged collegue used this back in 2019 as her signature perfume. Her personality was chic, glam and youthfull for her age. I consider myself more reserved and subtle and will therefore not buy this again. It simply remindes me of someone I see myself differ from too much. A plus though for the good longevity on clothes

oh I LOVE you lady million! smells exactly how you'd imagine the girl in it's commercial smells. Very gold(en). I don't understand how can anyone not like it + it's a complement getter. Men have loved this. It is not heavy at all. It is VERY chic, very luxurious, alluring and just yum. It's just where I live everyone wore it for so long and it was so popular that there is no way I would wear this now, when the boom dies down I'll fall in love with it even more again I'm sure.

Oh my goodness, I am blown away. I avoided this fragrance for so long because I read that it smelled “tacky.” I’ve been going down an early 2000-2010s perfume rabbit hole, and I got this one for a steal. The bottle isn’t my favorite and initially deterred me from purchasing, but I’m so glad I went ahead anyway. On me, Lady Million is anything but cheap-smelling. My skin picks up the sultriness of summer white florals, petals drizzled in sweet honey. Somehow, as thick as this fragrance sounds, it never becomes cloying or overwhelming. As we approach spring, I think this will do beautifully in the nighttime desert heat, layered with a honey-scented body oil and gold jewelry. I’m so glad to have this in my collection!

I used to wear this in my late teens, when I only had 1-2 “posh” perfumes for going out. I remember it smelling of sweet honey (I’m not usually a fan of honey but white honey seems to work for me) but on my skin now, it loses that and quickly dries down to white florals. Not necessarily boring, just…. flat.
I was going to pass this on until I sprayed it on my bedding, and that way, the sweet honey sticks and it actually lasts for days. I’m going to keep it for that purpose, but I wouldn’t repurchase.

This is not girly, nor sweet. Its a woman who knows what she wants. A leader or boss lady with great integrity but yet sensual and passionate.

Finishing off a small little dabber vial today that I had transferred to a small atomizer...

Nothing to write home about, but nothing to complain about, either. Honeyed raspberry that performs best in cooler weather on more mature women--seems a bit too heavy for your young teens and early twenties crowd. Longevity is moderate, hanging around for 5-6 hours, but surprisingly enough, I found the sillage to be more on the intimate side, which I wasn't expecting for such a rather "heavy" and sweet scent.

I'd pick up a bottle as a gift if I found it for ~$30, give or take, but I wouldn't pay the current asking prices by the discounters (~$75).

The original version My favorite perfume for all time. I have been wearing it for at least 7 years. Get compliments every single time. I just love it so much.
I know it's been changed unfortunately but still a beautiful fragrance for me.

This is the second time I review Lady million, I bought it in last October and been using it since then .. I’ve got many compliments over it from men and women. It’s really strong and notable on me just with true sprays the whole room smells like heaven.
I really love this perfume and I fall in love with it everytime I use it.

This is the 2nd time I'm reviewing this. I got another sample of it and I really like it! I'm not sure how "special" or niche it is... there's probably a lot of other perfumes that smell similar but the performance is good and it smells like instant warmth and familiar and happy as soon as I put it on. This is a loud but powdery soft and creamy perfume, infused with honey. If has a classical composition of phases, relying on classic strong notes in the mix, top citrus, middle pitchy jasmine, mixed with creamy gardenia and base is patchouli amber------ if you're familiar with the work of Dominique Ropion-- this will be a plus or not for you- I love Amarige, I do not like LVEB. Lady million is a little cheap, a little sweet smelling, but it's also warm and classic. It feels a little Dolly Parton, Reba McEntirish Fancy era. I dig it.

A really nice fragrance but it did not wow me at all. Its been done many times before, strong white floral with some sweetness. I enjoy the honey note but too much white floral for this to be unique to me. I'd wear it but not sure if i would buy it.

Lady Million
Lady Million perfume for women by Paco Rabanne
A dazzling, ultra-feminine fragrance that has a modern and exciting scent that aims to seduce hearts in a simple but unusual way, as it is characterized by attractiveness and strength It is a mixture of orange - lemon - berries - jasmine - gardenia - patchouli - white honey and amber..

I love Lady Million as it fits my style perfectly; I am kind of ambitious, driven in my career and extrovert. Just to let you know, Lady Million is not all sweet but under the honeyed bouquet, there is bitter soapy dryness too. This is totally sparkly and clean in a quite sweet way and is all balanced. Honestly, while smelling I can’t really tell what I am smelling but it is still a gorgeous fragrance with honey and white floral opening kissed with raspberry. It is neither powerful nor sexy but a refreshingly clean spring like scent.

A sweet white floral. Chances are you have smelled this before. Very generic and perhaps a little outdated at this point. Does remind me of 2010 department stores.
Basic and familiar is not always a bad thing, however. I do not find this scent to be too heavy or sickly sweet, I actually find it quite safe. It can be worn for almost any occasion. Unfortunately, it has the potential to become headache inducing over time as there is a really powerful cosmetic smell to it. Smells clean, but not fresh - quite like a heavily fragranced body cream. I find the white flowers to be more prominent than the honey. It’s very linear.
It has moderate longevity and sillage but that is honestly better than more recent perfumes on the market today. It does leave a oily sheen on the skin when sprayed and I would be careful when spraying this on clothes.
Overall, not a love or a hate. I’m indifferent to it.

I was gifted Lady Million in 2010 when it came out and loved it for a few years until my perfume collection grew a bit... After smelling La Nuit Tresor by Lancome I am intrigued by how similar they are. This is basically La Nuit Tresor without Rose/Lychee and Incense. Obviously the notes are not the same but they share something. This is still a great perfume IMO but today I prefer La Nuit Tresor.

I just bought 30ml one week ago, now im in love with this perfume.
It smells strong and soft in the same time.
I feel so great wearing it my favorite perfume used to be black xs but now it totally lady million.
Edit: it has been almost one month using lady million and I didn’t change my mind.. its a great perfume so classy un annoying.
I can notice the honey very well.
Edit 2: it been two monthes since I started using lady million and every time I fall in love with it more .. it was soft at the beginning but now it became strong and noticed. The most notable note is the honey it makes it so delicious.

Eh, it's boring. It's a very flat white floral with an alcohol smell that doesn't go away after the dry down. Makes it smell cheaper than it is. I'd honestly use BBW One in a Million and spray it every hour to get the same effect.

I love it ♥ This scent is very unique and alluring. I always wear it at night.

Lady Million has been in my collection for the longest time. It's very sensual citrusy white floral with honey and amber. The skin scent is quite soapy and very gentle, it always gets me compliments. The pacakging is very convenient for travelling or to keep in purse.

Still my favourite fragrance of all time…… lasts forever. If you love white florals with patchouli you will enjoy this versatile beauty. 10/10

this perfume reminds me of scandal jean paul gaultier because of orange blossom and honey and jasmine note!

I personally ADORE this perfume. I find it very sexy. Beautiful white florals that are dripping in honey.
I agree that there’s nothing special or new about this perfume, but i don’t mind at all because it’s so so good.
The only downside imo are the longevity and sillage, it’s like non existent.

Smells cheap and to my nose plastiky. Not a pleasant scent at all, the bottle is not my favorite it just looks so chunky. My mom used to wear it back in the days so it gives me a little bit old school kind of vibe. There are much better perfumes than this one!

This liquid is just insane. There is sth about paco rabanne's fragrances. They are yummy in a way. It may be an old perfume now but when I wear it everyone is asking. I get the honey note and love it.

Just bought “Lady Million” and am impressed with the composition and performance. I dislike sweet perfumes and do not find this one to be excessively sweet . I like the patchouli note and the all day performance . This bottle will last years since two sprays packs a punch for many hours.

I do not care for the cheesy name, but the perfume is warm and sophisticated imo.

I find this like a younger less refined sister to Chloe EDP - I’ve owned both and while trying to resist purchasing another bottle of Chloe I went through my floral’s to find this quite similar from memory!

I think the main issue is the reformulations this one has had….so many 🙈….but if you grab a frag from 2010 to 2014 you’ll love it. From 2014 this scent has drastically changed its tones and I am sure they might be using cheap versions of white honey and cheap amber. Also the Amalfi Lemon note on the older versions was THE note…..it is a shame that designers are lately reformulating with cheap elements :(

It seems way overrated, I do not find it unique but chemical. It is too loud and there is too much going on. Messy party with champagne spilled everywhere on the floor.

I love it! Sexy little beauty right here!

A generic, synthetic mix of chemical non descript yackedy yack, that projected no further than my fingers, and disappeared, thankfully, after less than an hour. Everything that is wrong with perfumery! Save your money and go and find something niche, or vintage or anything in fact, but this!

This fragrance came out when I was in my late teens and I became obsessed with it. I thought it was very feminine, cool and sexy. But I never purchased a bottle because a girl I knew wore it all the time and I didn't like the idea of smelling like people in my circle.

Now that I'm older and completely lost touch with that girl, I could get Lady Million and make it my own. But I'm sorry, younger me, I don't think it suits me anymore. I find many of my favourite notes in Lady Million, but the final product feels a bit juvenile now. Not only that, but it also smells a bit too synthetic/artificial to me, which is an issue I also have with another Paco Rabanne that I wore for many years when I was younger, Black XS.

In my opinion, Lady Million is for a young lady that is popular and loves to party.
Not a bad fragrance, just not for me anymore. The only thing I really hate about it is the bottle.

It used to be very long lasting and the sillage was also very good. I didn't get to spray it on skin this time, but if I do I will update my review if I change my opinion on anything.

This smells very good. The honey citrus is prominent for about an hour and then it blends into a floral amber base. I would consider this a safe blind buy if you like honey. It smells a lot like Olympea without the salt note.

i love this😍😍 girl. THIS IS SEXY ASF! at first it’s a floral fruity smell but a satisfying floral not headache inducing at all. then it settles down to a perfect smell. the honey, amber, & orange blossom jump out at me. they mix beautifully. i can’t explain lol. this scent is magic honestly 😫 mmm it’s a smell that u can’t get enough of for sure😘👅 it’s lowkey in the same vein as CH good girl, so if ur a fan of that one then this is a safe ass blind buy girl. i LOVE THIS lol😂 signature scent worthy but i have a lot of frags i love. this will definitely be in rotation. get it girl i don’t see this smelling bad on anyone. longevity is really good, about 6 hours. & the bottle is very cute, i actually love it lol. & the sillage is pretty good people around u will enjoy this.

I had this a long time ago, don't recall much about it but I did like it.

One of my favorite perfumes. I'm on my second bottle. It's floral-sweet not sharp or strong. It gives me a happy feeling when I use it even if doesn’t last long on my skin.

I like to alternate when using perfume and Paco Rabanne Lady Million is one of my go to event perfume. This is my third bottle up to date. It has sweetness, floral & expensive smells to it. Using this during the day, it lasted quite long considering I live in tropical climate. However, it works best during night. The fragrance fades faster on skin (reapply needed within few hours if the weather too hot), but on clothes it can last up to the next day.

Paco Rabane Lady Million is an absolutely lovely perfume! It smells to me like Coach EDP + Elie Saab Le Parfum had a baby -- and it's Lady Million! There's the raspberry and gardenia notes of Coach + the orange blossom and honey notes of ES Le Parfum which combine in the raspberry/orange blossom/gardenia/honey notes in Lady Million. At first spray, the impression is that LM is a honeyed, super well-blended floral. It reminds me of a sunny flower garden filled with yellow, pink, and white flowers, with bees buzzing all around from flower to flower, and a sweet beehive in the corner. Just like Coach, it's on the verge of being shampooey -- but not too much (too much of a shampooey smell kills a scent for me), but Lady Million is warmer than Coach because of the honey. And Lady Million bears none of the sharp greenness of the orange blossom in ES Le Parfum, but def shares the achingly beautiful honey and orange blossom notes. I love Lady Million but am very disappointed with its longevity. It only lasted, maybe, 2 hours on me, then I had to apply more. Since I just have a sample, I'm still debating whether to add it to my collection, due to the longevity issues, but if I find it on Mercari or Fragrancenet for a good price, I may jump to purchase it because it's such a pretty scent.

This is a warm, white floral perfume, that would be a great option for late summer and fall. It's a bit cozy, the honey note projects through well, but it's also sweet, especially upon the first spray. In fact, this perfume is so strong in the beginning that it can easily becoming cloying and nauseating. Once it dries down on me, though, it mainly smells of honey and white florals.

While the dry down is very pleasant and inoffensive, I don't think the scent is special enough to justify the cost of the perfume, especially because this is now technically an "older" perfume, which launched more than a decade ago. The longevity is pretty good, though, with the scent lasting on me for about five hours.

The general essence of Lady Million reminds me of one of my very favorite fabric softeners which is called "Suavitel Fabric Conditioner, Morning Sun"... in the yellow bottle. This is a gorgeous fragrance that smells as fresh as a spring day! I have always loved this smell! Very simple but beautiful! Uplifting, upbeat - and still feminine and soft...approachable (not harsh).

This perfume is like sunshine, an upbeat perfume that has a golden, yellow type vibe.

With all that is happening with Covid -- there is a new sense of trying to stay upbeat, cheerful -- this perfume has a mood enhancing quality about it, for sure! It is pleasant, optimistic, cheerful, bright, pleasant -- uplifts the mood and makes me feel more happy and joyful which inspires hope for the future and optimism.

I don't have any other perfumes in my wardrobe that fill this niche' - this may be less unique than some of my other perfumes, but don't underestimate this. It is definitely a head turner. Every time that I have worn this, people lift or turn their head in my direction to catch a whiff of this. It is really nice, upbeat - and optimistic.

I am normally drawn to fragrances that have more of niche' type quality to them. Lady Million comes across as something that is more commercially familiar and trendy (generic), less unique than the majority of perfumes that I have always been drawn to. However, the uplifting quality about this perfume wins out.

45 minutes into wear -- Lady Million begins carmelizing with my skin more -- it is more potent, stronger silage - and I can still detect more individual notes rather than a blended chord.

For those that have said that this may be "overrated" -- this is a popular perfume. You have to try this and wear it a couple of times before deciding if this would be a perfume you'd want to add to your collection. This is not a safe "blind buy". I would still try to sample this perfume before placing an order. It will either work with your chemistry or not. Wait for this to wear at least a couple of hours before making a decision.

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Just now sampling this along side "Cash" (a duplicate with similarities, not exactly identical) - they are extremely similar.
The first initial spray, Lady Million is wearing more crisp and clear with more discernible notes -- where as Cash is more impressionistic, softer, no hard edges -- and is more of a fragrance chord. The overall impression of both is so similar that they appear to be twins, if not clones.

I would say that if you have sinus, allergy issues - you may want to wear Cash.
It is slightly less potent and less ozonic...but such a similar fragrance experience that only a true expert could tell the difference, blindfolded.

Again, if you have been told to "cool it" - "your perfume is too strong/intense" - then Cash is your better choice. If you are sensitive to perfumes and you need to make sure to wear a lighter strength, Cash is your best choice.

However, the notes that are beginning to unfold in the heart of the fragrance - (after 45 minutes of wear) are what makes Lady Million a cut above Cash. You would need to respray Cash more to achieve the same strength after 45 minutes of wear - if you prefer a more bold strength and silage.

A few people have mentioned longevity issues with Lady Million, if you are concerned about the length of wear with Lady Million, I have found that Cash wears longer on my skin -- so that may be another reason to try Cash.

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Another "spring day in a bottle" type perfume is Jessica Simpson's Vintage Bloom - which is in this same genre of perfumes. Vintage Bloom is more like lemonade - and Lady Million turns a bit more of a commercial detergent-clean type perfume which really reminds me so much of Suavitel Fragrance Sheets. They are like sisters, similar - but slightly different. Or like a mother and daughter that look so much alike that they could actually pass as sisters.

Both are refreshing and could be worn as a "signature". For more business days - wear Lady Million. And for days when you are vacationing or taking the weekend off - wear Jessica Simpson's Vintage Bloom.

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New Discovery -

If you like Lady Million by Paco Robanne, I would also try Channel's Gabrielle Essence. There are several notes that are similar, only Lady Million has a couple of notes which lean in the direction of Suavitel laundry detergent, which is one of my very favorite laundry aromas. Gabrielle Essence smells slightly more floral and balmy and has a couple of notes that smell more citrus/sharp than Lady Million, but they both have that SUNSHINE type vibe to them.

Lady Million and Channel's Gabrielle Essence are about 85% similar, similar enough where they could be worn as a signature scent with just slight variations for your moods.

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If you like the sunny type vibe, with a lemon type note -
Try Incandessence (the original) by Avon. That smells more like lemon cake and less like a detergent/laundry softener. You may like that if you feel that Lady Million wears too loud or too strong. Incandessence goes on strong the first 15-20 minutes then begins to soften into more of a pastel-type aroma... similar to a Monet painting - soft focus, feminine.

Notes presented are accurate to me. Important note: Not as long-lasting and projecting as it should for the high price it has. It is nice, but nothing special, just another fragrance like many out there, not as distinctive. Got bored quickly with it. Because it does not last or project as I expected for the price, I can at least make use of it by spraying it for work. You can get many far better fragrances for that price, even more than one, depending on your preference. Don't spend money on this one it is really not worth it, honestly. As you can tell, I do not plan on repurchasing it.

I'm a lady million fan♡ please don't go by how it smells upon first spray...after Dry down beautiful but my trick is adding a 🍓strawberry body mist,even without doing this for me its nice,but feel its perfect 4 me atleast this way& lasts long,my chemistry i guess ,alot of compliments from others even if I'm trying 2 hide,but I don't wear this for others,I love it! 4 me!!! ♡

Lady Million is a very fruity sweet but bright scent. It smells very "perfumey", if you know what I mean. Maybe because there used to be a time a couple of years ago when you smelled this on almost everyone. It never smelled bad but never unique either. +The opening is great, the raspberry sweetness + neroli and lemon make it very fruity and strong. The dry down sadly is very generic.
I have no plans on getting a full bottle of this.

This one is a promise not kept. LM should be great with personal favorite notes like honey and raspberry, but my poor nose can't find either. There is a strange harsh chemical note I can't identify, and it ruins the whole composition. I've found this note in other perfumes before and it always deters me from wearing the scent.
Sillage and longevity are average at best, which makes me wonder why this perfume is so popular.
As for the presentation: pretty to look at but really bad for storage. I'm clumsy already and have no need for a strangely shaped bottle just begging to be dropped.

I don’t care what everyone else says, but this is a beautiful floral, sweet and fresh scent. It’s the type you can wear to smell fresh yet sexy in the day or if you want to smell femine and sexy at night without wearing something heavy. Sillage is amazing for an average priced perfume. Can’t believe I recently just discovered this.

I like this. I have a somewhat immature nose, but I like the floral/raspberry/lemon combination. Maybe this layered with another white floral fragrance (I have Coach Legacy) will make it more appropriate for spring. I have a sample, and I'm considering getting the travel size.
Edit: so this doesn't need to be layered on my skin.. after about 10 minutes, it settles into a zesty gardenia and I love it. But... after another hour, it turns into a sweet patchouli, that I'm kind of over smelling the these popular fragrance dry downs.

I had heard Lady Million is a sweetness bomb, so being the gourmand fiend that I am, I ordered a sample. What arrived were several samples of it, which was nice. This multiple of samples came in handy, as I had a hard time figuring this fragrance out.

The first whiffs of Lady Million are strong, soapy white florals. The neroli is there, but no jasmine or orange blossom or gardenia can be detected. Those notes to me are "soft" florals, and Lady Million's florals are not soft. I got a vase full of some sharp-smelling, just snipped white lilies. I couldn't detect the raspberry. At all. There was a citrus presence- the lemon? which contributed to the expensive, small batch artisan laundry soap vibe. No kidding- if I could wash my sheets in laundry soap that had this powerful a scent, I would buy it. Lady Million laundry soap at this stage would keep your linens wash-day fresh if they were stuffed into an old dresser, and you lived on a house boat floating in a swamp.

In about 20 minutes the white florals start to soften and the honey arrives. This is a weird phase, as the two seem to be slightly at odds. It's not unpleasant. It's just- unexpected. Like a dowager and a large teddy bear sharing a taxi. Still no raspberry. And Lady Million is not sweet. It veers into less-soapy territory, but it never becomes sweet.

After about two hours, what I am getting is- I don’t really know. The closest I can come to a description of the scent at this point is that Lady Million somehow shows up in “Alice in Wonderland.” Alice happens upon a frilly bedroom, and there is Lady Million sitting on a dressing table. Its golden bottle simply reads: “PERFUME.”

Lady Million is reminiscent of Ivoire de Balmain. The two share the initial blast of soapy flowers that give way to a softer and lighter fragrance. Despite Lady Million being shaped like a gold-plated gem, of the two scents, Ivoire is the more expensive smelling.

Lady Million has excellent staying power. On me it remained the same white floral with a touch of honey scent, then gradually faded after four hours or so.

This fragrance is very popular. There are obviously quite a few people who enjoy this kind of a floral, almost but never quite sweet, "PERFUME."

Like La vie est belle, Lady million is a victim of a huge success over the years and people are sick of smelling it everywhere
BUT let's be honest, this is a very pleasing to wear sweet and fresh perfume, heavy powerful but at the same time delicate and feminine

Lady Million, like Olympéa, made by the same nose and same house, either you love it or you hate it

I love both Lady Million and Olympéa equally and they suite my personality and chemistry so much i never get bored of these two NEVER

Weird enough, i get so much compliments (my husband my kids my co workers) wearing this one and not so many when i wear complicated perfumes or new releases or popular perfumes in the youtube community

Hands down one of my fav easy to wear perfumes

I need a dose of insulin after smelling this

I have the same issue with this as with Olympea. They're both very strong, nauseating at first, and so overpowering for the first few hours, like when you taste a cake and it's so sugary you have trouble eating it. But then the drydown is absolutely lovely, those scents you always smell on a stranger and wonder what they are, you will get there in the end with both Olympea and Lady Million. I just wish the opening wasn't so blinding to my senses. Longevity is great though!

Way too feminine for me

I love this perfume! it’s a really sweet but fresh scent. I don’t really wear it anymore but when I smell it on other people I will literally follow them around to keep smelling it. This was one of my most complimented perfumes a few years ago and a lot of people told me they bought it just because of how good it smelled on me, I love the fact you can smell it from a mile away too. It’s a real compliment getter 10/10.

I was a huge fan when it first came out and owned quite a few bottles. I find it to be super fresh, sweet, and also a delicate floral. My favorite is the opening, with the amazing Neroli and the sweetness of the raspberry, not overwhelming, but quite balanced. On my skin it lasted about 5-6 h, with moderate projection. I find it to be super wearable, rather a cool than a hot weather fragrance.

I adore this perfume, it’s one I’ve brought several times now and will still continue to use for years. It’s that typical gorgeous perfume smell when you walk into Debenhams - a sexy scent. Empowering / glamorous feeling. Holiday Summer evening vibe after shower ready for Island night life drinks. It can smell abit too strong at first when you first spray it to the skin, but once it settles it smells Devine!! I feel like it smells better the longer it gets left on to this skin. It’s very long lasting!!

The boring smell in a tacky packaging.

As I love all type of orange smell in a perfume, in Lady Milion it is cheap and boring.
Very synthetic, I think it is the worst from all Paco Rabanne perfume I have tested.

And in the competition for the tackiest and cheap bottle, Lady Milion only looses with Good Girl by CH.

This is the smell of summer 2018, I wore this all the time back then. I remember seeing a bottle advertsied on the Boots App (any UK members will know what I mean) and I decided that I wanted to buy a bottle, totally randomly, I set off at 9am and was home by 9:30am, complete with a 50ml bottle of Lady Million.

Lady Million smells perfectly pleasant to me, its simple to throw on and wear, I've worn it in the summer and in the winter and it still really suited both seasons well, it has enough fruit to make it feel fresh/fun but enough white floral notes to stop it from becoming toothachingly fruity and sweet, honey and amber add some warmth and body. My skin really projects the lemon and raspberry along with the orange flower, honey and amber, other people I've smelt it on it has smelt sticky sweet and quite cheap, its dependant on the wearers skin chemistry, so I wouldn't say its a good idea to blind buy. I also agree with a reviewer on YouTube who said its like someone took the fresh floral notes from J'adore and added some honey and raspberries, not saying that they both smell the same, but they both have that "golden" vibe.

Longevity is decent, I can get 7 hours of wear with a moderate silage, its a pleasant scent, reminds me slightly of a nice shower gel or shampoo, at a push I'd say it reminds me a little bit of fabric conditioner (but in a good way!), not sure I'd repurchase once my bottle runs out, but I will enjoy it until it does!

I got this as a Christmas gift many years ago and I loved how perfumey it is.

Plays nice on my skin - it can be a bit overpowering in winter but I still loved how rich it is. Im a sucker for white florals and the jasmine and orange flower really appeals to me. Definitely good silage and lasts pretty long on my skin. I love it as a night out scent- don't go out much these days, but it was a go to for me for nights out at the club.

I actually asked for this for xmas n I'm not sure why tbh. I had tested it briefly n thought it was ok but nothing more. Husband said he liked it at the time so maybe that was it.. But the bottle is so tacky n now I've had the thing for days I find it.. really boring. Musty floral raspberries in amber sauce. It's not heavy enough for me to be a winter scent, maybe I will like it more in spring or summer. Also husband now says meh to it, so that's rendered it virtually pointless :( (He doesn't even know I was wearing the one he bought.)

Simply fantastic. I get a very warm and sweet scent on me. It is strong and more of a winter scent (too overpowering on a hot summer's day) but I wear it both day and night in the cooler months. Will repurchase, fell in love at first sniff!

On me, mostly raspberry and honey, but the neroli and orange flower keep it bright enough. Low sillage, believe it or not, on my skin. Warm comfortable scent for the whole day, but not too loud. Love.

To me, this fragrance smells like a nice cosy hug. I guess that’s the amber note. It’s a lovely scent, lasts on clothes, not so much on skin. Could easily find a fragrance that smells similar (and better) but lasts longer. Safe choice for a gift I think.

I had this years ago (in my early 20's) and i remember loving it so much and feeling so sexy and elegant wearing it

I bought another bottle just to remember the old good days, well, i still love it! It's sweet floral elegant classy and the performance is amazing

Very versatile also, you can wear it in any season any time
As the name suggests it smells expensive like a million lady

Edit: the raspberry note is a little sharp and strong for my actual taste but the drydown is very elegant

Lady million is not as well blended as Olympéa but i can smell the DNA
Well done paco rabanne

This fragrance is heavy but still very good ! However, too many people in my city use it. So, I will not rebuy Lady Million.

i have sprayed this on a million times. i still don't care for it.

This is my favourite fragrance period . Super long lasting , perfect for all occasions. Tics all of my boxes.

I find the dry down to be very pleasant in a classic kind of way these days. I have had a love/hate thing going on with this perfume for the last decade. Now, as I sit here picking up a wave of it after spraying hours ago, I can’t help but think to myself “OMG is it possible that THIS could be the “Chanel No5” of our time? Could this be part of what we remember as “our time” when we sit around the nursing home reminiscing of “the day”? It possesses a lovely classic nuance, in the background, that has nothing to do with the idea of a tacky golden millionaire. Classic and pretty are the remains of what appears to be loud and audacious in the beginning. You have to love Paco Rabanne for the ability to contrive such opposites in one fragrance. Seems to be a common theme with PR. That’s artistry!

I realized many Paco Rabanne fragrances have stages.Usually many of them opening smells suffocating & makes me confused,in a couple hours transforms magically and the dry-downs are amazing!The common note in PR fragrances I guess orange blossom...(Like Chanel’s patchuli or Narciso’s musk stuff like that.)Plus none of them have neither weak projection nor poor lasting.The only fact is your taste and skin chemistry maybe additionally right season.Otherwise they worth their prices..💛

Lol... so Olympea with honey?

Lady Million smells like sweet, honeyed flowers and raspberry lemonade on me. Very perfume-y and kind of generic but I like it. It’s so cheerful and bright! The packaging is kitschy but cute, and part of its appeal I think. It’s supposed to be fun, not a perfume that takes itself too seriously. Versatile and good for any season. This isn’t a groundbreaking scent, but it’s quite enjoyable and easy to wear.

Very like this perfume for long time... 💕💕💕

The name has a grain of irony, but on right skin this perfume smells expensive and sexy. I see it as a great summer night going-out perfume because of flowers and fruity notes.
All Paco Rabanne perfumes have some kind of dualistic nature, top notes might be very different from base notes.
Top notes here are sharp, juicy, intense with orange blossom and zesty sparkly fruits. It dries down and becomes very calm, polite and proper gardenia-honey-musk. I think that's the part where you can get many compliments, it's so nice!

I have this still after few years, i had it at work many times, its nice, sexy and different but ok to wear it at work. I can wear this all year round, at dates, weekend anywhete anytime.

Smells like olympea but not as good

This perfume was a birthday gift from a male friend. I would never have chosen it myself, both based on the notes and the bottle! Looking at the bottle and smelling the perfume, I actually think the it would suit him more! He is very bling and does himself wear heavy sweet scents. Guess he bought what he liked, it was a very generous gift!

Having owned it for a while, I still don't like the bottle unfortunately, it is plasticky and difficult to spray. The scent itself I find cloying, but as a previous reviewer has commented, it is "the perfumiest perfume". I get honey, amber, jasmine and the orange flower and neroli notes with the raspberry. The dry down leaves all of it except the raspberry.

I never smelt this perfume before I was gifted it and once I smelt it, it hit me, I realised that I've smelt it EVERYWHERE! It is THE scent of a night out in my city.

I have read somewhere that this perfume, at the moment, is the worlds bestselling perfume, earlier it was Nina Ricci L'air du temps,

and, there is a reason: It is the worlds best perfume!!

I'm avoiding popular perfumes, because I am a twin, my twinsister is different than me, and, that's why I don't want to wear same chlotes as everybody, and also I don't want to smell the same as everybody else.

But, this perfume certainly smells good on my skin, and I would like to write down all of your comments and compliments, -It's clearly the honey, rasberry and amber that first came to my nose, and it's absolutely wonderful!!

it is a 12/10, and is now on my "want"-list, in my "notebook" =))

When I first sprayed this i felt this almost powdery smell, but couldn’t figure the notes out, a few moments later the most distinctive note I notice is the raspberry. It reminds me of a clean scent, like a shampoo that i had once (but I must say it was the best smell in a shampoo ever!). The dry-down is really hard to define for my nose but i can smell the honey covering the flowers for sure.

Mood: wearing your aunt’s perfume for the first time as a little girl, wearing lace white lingerie, silk rosé dresses, inviting your girlfriends home to binge watch reality shows, talk about men, drinking rosé champagne, sun’s going down and you can see the pink-lilac skies, someone gives you their jacket ‘cause you’re getting cold, golden glittery eye make up and pink lipgloss, taking your high heels off after getting home. 💫👯🥂

Overall I would say a sophisticated version of a comforting floral scent.

I have never tried a Paco Rabanne fragrance before, so I was excited to get a sample of this.

To be honest, it's really just "meh" to me: it's like a pile of sticky, honey-covered, indiscernible flowers. It projected strongly, but wasn't note-worthy or impressive to me.

I recently purchased a bottle of Jean Paul Gaultier "Classique Essence", and I feel like that is the perfume that "Lady Million" is trying (unsuccessfully) to reach (although I know this one came out first).

It's not my cup of tea, but I don't think anyone around you would mind smelling it on you.

Clean & sweet white floral. I can see why people would like it for office wear, it has this professional business vibe about it without being cold. It doesn't rock my world, but it's a nice, warm scent that's easy to wear with dark jeans, classy pumps and a white blouse. The sweetness warms the scent before it makes room for the florals and a hint of powder. The patchouli and amber base legitimize the composition, they add some seriousness. Beautifully done. I'd say it's uplifting. Crowd-pleaser for sure.

I had expected this scent to be a dime a dozen, but it doesn't smell generic at all. Anyone could wear this, regardless of age.

Because I happen to own scents that I like better for this specific purpose (for warm day-time class I will always choose Lacoste Pour Femme), I won't buy a full sized bottle. Still, it's a great choice.

8/10

I feel like such an elegant and classy lady when I wear this. When I have a big meeting or presentation and want to feel brave and powerful I wear this. It has a sophisticated edge to it that I adore. It is the type of perfume that I imagined "career women" wearing when I was little. It is a little bit bold and fancy but also extremely wearable.

Confus(ed)/ing, cheap, harsh scent. Big dislike!

I got a bottle of this every christmas when i was 17 to 22 and I loved it in my younger years. The gaudy gold bottle was everythinggggg to me back then.

I don't wear it now but I still like the opening of this perfume, interesting to see that people say it's for older ladies. I personally see it as young and for the person who is starting to get a taste of being able to buy what they like with their money.

Maybe that's because that was me when I wore this :P

This is the perfumiest, perfumie, perfume on planet earth.
It's lovely and it's a statement perfume to me. You absolutely will get your money's worth!

_never get tired of Lady Million , this perfume covers everything , classicism elegance spontaneity

_i secretly thank women who made it their ally

_for me does not work i could get angry

I stayed away from this scent until recently found a tester
Not a huge fan of opening, i suggest leaving it for 15 mins and then smell. I love it

Feminine, gentle, sweet - perfect for everyday. It is one of these sweet feminine scents, that are lovely but still unobtrusive enough so that it works for the office.
I get a very strong raspberry note that reminds me of LVEB en rose. Funnily enough, my husband is sure he smells rose in Lady Million.

This was a real grower for me and I couldnt tell you why, when I tried this years ago when it was first launched it just smelt brash to me (guessing it was the amber) and a little old school, I then tried it again last year because my neighbour was wearing it one day and on her it smelt divine, like a really gorgeous luxurious really expensive high-end honey shampoo so I thought why not and it still didnt smell great to me and nothing atall like it smells on others - however,..my boyfriend purchased it for me this year for xmas, I had asked for lady million lucky (that one is lovely too) and he got this one for me instead, I couldnt disappoint him so i didnt say anything and kept it, and I am SO glad that I did!, I have no clue whatsoever why it smelt different previously none whatsoever, all I know is that now it smells EXACTLY how it smells on others...beautiful!. I'm fairly sure that the samples that I tried in previous years were totally genuine so I'm really shocked and really confused as to why I now suddenly love it.

I hadnt thought about it before but this does smell like Golddigga like someone else mentioned, I didnt pick up the association before because like I say it didnt smell anything like it does now..but now that I'm getting the full effect of this and it is working with my skin chemistry it does smell 99percent the same, I dont think that Golddigga is still in production but if you tried it when it was and liked it that should give you some idea of what this smells like (IF it works with your chemistry). Definitely give this a whirl a few times before giving up on it x

It was ok perfume , wont be repurchasing though. Nothing special 5.5/10

Very enjoyable scent,honey amber and raspberry create a rather heady concotion that works so well in cold weather,very feminine and sassy

It's a playfully sweet scent, not too girly or mature. But the exact season to wear this is fall when the weather is about 20-25 celcius degrees out there. Then it shines like a star with perfect longevity and sillage!

This one gets me compliments. It's a gorgeous, slightly sweet, feminine floral. I see nothing masculine about it. The honey and raspberry are blended well into the florals so the sweetness is there but muted. It's versatile, the florals are elegant enough to work for day but the light sweetness and warm amber makes it just flirty and sexy enough to wear for evening. The bottle is very unique and cute, reminiscent of diamonds and wealth, but I find it a little awkward to hold when spraying. Performance is okay, a couple of hours and then it fades to a skin scent. Overall, I enjoy this one very much.

Sweet. Rich. Sexy!

Someone gave it to me years ago and I did not like it. I was expecting something similar to its male version since I like it, but no. It was intended for mature women perhaps and I was 30. Besides this, there was something boring about it that I cannot explain.

This is such a confusing one to me, on me this smells really old school, loud, brash, and I can't make out any of the beautiful notes, it just smells loud and of nothing much in particular, not good and not bad but just not great, however, since sampling this a while ago I've crossed paths with a few people who smelt divine and asked what it was they were wearing and both times they said it was Lady million..On them it smelt exactly how another reviewer mentioned, like a gorgeous luxurious raspberry and honey shampoo, like something a rich princess would smell of, and when I say gorgeous I mean STUNNING, sexy, one of the best scents I've ever had the pleasure of smelling (and im extremely fussy) on them it smelt absolutely nothing like it smells on me or atleast how it smells when I sniff my wrists..so I'm really really undecided as to wether to add it to my signatures, the difference between how it smells on me and how it smelt on them is HUGE, I'm wondering if it just smells completely different at a distance and in the air or if it really is my chemistry and it just doesn't work for me..ive never had this experience with any perfume before, I don't understand how a perfume could smell this different on me and on others it's completely thrown me, it definately wasn't the sample either because I ordered two one after the other as I thought the first one had got lost in the post as it took a really long time to arrive, but nope they both smelt exactly the same. I might have to just risk it and go for it because it can't possibly smell that different on me but the same beautiful smell on two other people surely?, I live in hope lol

well, the scent suits the gold bottle. it smells sparkling and expensive. The kind of scent that makes you feel a million bucks. its sexy and confident and for someone well dressed.

The honey note in this fragrance is blended with floral notes nicely. The scent is more than a generic sweet floral perfume as it has some depth