Lady Million

Lady Million, by Rabanne, smells like the sweetest raspberry ice cream. The scent is very easy to like, delicious, but with no gourmand sugar. To me it smells very Y2K, something Regina George would wear.

absolute gorg.. It was love at first sniff. The opening is filled with beautiful raspberries and white florals with a delicate honeyed, nectar-like sweetness that feels incredibly well-balanced rather than overpowering. Despite its sweetness, I wouldn't classify it as a gourmand—it's unmistakably a floral sweetness. the longevity and projection is impressive. On my clothes, it easily lasts for hours, and when I'm indoors, I can still catch traces of it the next day. The scent trail is so enjoyable that even the occasional whiff makes me smile. It's an excellent everyday fragrance, especially if you enjoy sweet scents but live in a hot, tropical climate like I do. It stays airy and elegant without ever becoming heavy or make headache

After 16 very long years, I decided to order my past sexy perfume & u til now, IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Still gorgeous, the only thing I smell now that I know perfume notes more, is I can definitely smell the patchouli which I’m not a big fan of when it’s noticeable. But I realized with body spray, it kinda settles down & you can’t smell anymore. VERY happy with my purchase! I’m glad I took the 50ml not 30, because even the bottle is fantastic & on 30ml the top design it a put different. It’s a cap not a sprayer.

I wore the men's version of 1 Million Elixir daily for a year not knowing it was a men's cologne. People complimented me constantly so imagine my shock when I came here when I was new and found out it wasn't for ladies! So I bought this ladies version to see if I were in the wrong lane and - nope. Lady Million is like 1 Million Elixir if all the dynamic superpowers were drained from it. I don't hate it, but I would never reach for it when I have 1 Million Elixir which pardon me, is super sexy on cool chicks. Lady Million smells synthetic and broken to my nose.

Lady Million Eau de Parfum by Rabanne is beautiful, ultra-feminine, glamorous and powerful. It opens with bright raspberry and gentle neroli, its citrus notes flashing like jewellery catching the light, but the fragrance quickly settles into its true character: a rich, sensual blend of white florals drenched in honey and warmed by patchouli and amber. Many sweet fragrances aim for softness or innocence, while Lady Million aims for neither. Instead, it is bold, self-assured and commanding. The honey note is dense and golden rather than edible, while the jasmine and orange blossom add a lush, almost narcotic quality. The result feels extravagant and slightly theatrical; the olfactory equivalent of gold heels and a perfectly timed entrance. Performance is one of its strengths. On my skin, it projects well and lasts for hours, leaving a warm floral-honey trail that remains recognisable long after the brighter opening has faded. Lady Million is definitely not a fragrance for minimalists. Some may find it too sweet or too assertive, particularly in hot weather. It thrives in the evening, during cooler months, or whenever subtlety is not the objective. More than fifteen years after its release, Lady Million remains popular for a reason. It captures a very specific fantasy: luxury, confidence and excess. Whether that feels irresistible or overwhelming will depend entirely on the wearer. For me, it succeeds because it embraces its own boldness without apology. It smells less like wealth itself than like someone thoroughly enjoying the idea of it. While I wear fragrances to suit myself depending on my mood and the occasion, I have noticed that Lady Million is one perfume that regularly receives compliments. I've been told it smells beautiful and expensive. Well, it's definitely beautiful yet, thankfully, quite affordable! My only real complaint is the bottle. Inspired by a cut diamond, it looks glamorous and distinctive, but the design is surprisingly impractical. Because the base comes to a point, the bottle cannot stand upright and must be stored on its side. It's a rare example of a perfume bottle that seems to have forgotten the basic requirements of being a bottle. Thankfully, Lady Million smells far better than its packaging functions.

My ex wore it, great sillage and projection. I could smell her from across the bus. Longetivity is alright at best. Honey makes it addictive but dries down to a generic floral ladies scent. I go to a retailer and spray it on my wrists whenever i miss her. 4/10

I absolutely can’t stand this perfume — if a girl wears it, it’s basically kryptonite to me. I’m used to women wearing fragrances like Baccarat Rouge 540 or Amouage Love Hibiscus instead. My nose will never get used to generic mainstream fragrances.

The opening in this is sooooooo nice. Than it's sweet and smooth, sadly i go kind of noseblind to it. Basic but well done and lovely. More on the mature side. Bit too sweet for my tastes.

Just blindly purchased a 2015 formula off eBay, quite lovely but also reminiscent of a honeyed version of paradiso roberto cavalli

One of my favourite notes is caramel.. And this to me smells like caramel and flowers.. Lovely I adore it.

The composition opens with delicate raspberry and subtle neroli. Then, a bouquet of white flowers emerges, generously drenched in honey, a bit like a drink served in a luxury hotel, where everything is overly beautiful and just slightly too indulgent. In the background lingers a soft amber accord, warm and cocooning. It’s sweet and rich, yet without feeling overwhelming, more like a velvety cloud than a sugar bomb. On my skin, it lasts around five hours with a clear, noticeable projection.

It smells exactly like its name suggests. Posh, polished, rich lady with perfectly styled hair and a nice car, living a well-kept life. It’s like an air of quiet luxury. And yet, it is somewhat predictable. Beautiful but safe and kinda familiar, lacking intrigue and complexity.

The perfume tells a story of a strong confident lady who makes boss moves. I remember the very first time I had this scent on I got some many compliments that day! The weather was nice and sunny 🌞 the sweet honey nectar and flowers 💐 dancing off of my warm skin. We get so caught up in the hype every perfume has to be expensive or niche to smell good. To be honest many designers took a bite offthis baby right here. Who cares what others think wear what makes you smell good and special. I might consider 🤔 layering this with I want choo and watch them follow me like bees 🐝 😅

Has Lady Million been reformulated. There is new packaging

To me, this is clean, fresh, airy, somehow creamy, reminds me of Dove soap. Quite pleasant, but totally forgettable. Good performance.

My skin chemistry chews up commercial scents like nobody’s business and that’s true here as well. I got a free sample and for a few minutes I definitely understood the hype. Great silage and a bright fruity floral scent that was lovely. However on me, it devolved into baby powder. This happens so often that when it DOESN”T happen I become devoted to that company. I am sad this didn’t work on me, because in the vial it’s a lovely scent.

One of my OG loves that I still like to use. I’m a big fan of this fragrance and almost all of its flankers. It’s one of those perfumes I put in the same mental category as Libre- the ultra-feminine, goddess-vibe type of scent. Also, I have yet to be disappointed by a raspberry note; if you enjoy it too, this one is definitely worth checking out. I feel like it adds a huge twist and makes a real difference in some of my favorite perfumes. Many people call it “basic,” and I can understand what they mean. I also am one to put it in a category with others. Still, for me, there’s something about this one that makes it stand out compared to other designer perfumes. Confident, strong, dominant, powerful, radiant, and ultra-feminine. Love it!

Too sweet for me

Lady Million is unapologetically dominant—and that’s exactly the point. It opens loud, golden, and confident, with a sharp sweetness that commands attention rather than asking for it. This isn’t a “soft presence” fragrance; it enters the room before you do and stays planted. As it settles, the warmth kicks in—rich, sensual, and unmistakably feminine, but with a power-play edge. It smells expensive, assertive, and slightly dangerous, like a woman who knows she’s being watched and doesn’t bother adjusting her posture. Love it or hate it, it does not fade into the background.

Now THAT's the longevity every drug store perfume should have. It's a fragrance I always go back to and I love it in cooler months. It's addictive and so well mixed. Well done to all Perfumers who worked on Lady Million. I stay loyal to this classic and I'm not interested in other version of LM. I tried some but OG is the best. Some people say it's basic but that's clearly playing to its' strengths. A fragrance like this doesn't need to be over-complicated.

smells pleasant but it’s too basic for me, like something i’ve smelled a thousand times before

Here's a notice I received through email today since I had purchased Lady Million online in 2021: Published on 27/11/2025 Notifying country Czechia Product category Cosmetics Product Perfume Name Lady MILLION Brand paco rabbane Batch number 0045007969 Barcode 3349668508587 Product description Eau de parfum, 80 ml. Packaging description Gold-coloured cardboard box. Country of origin France Risk type Chemical Risk description According to the list of ingredients, the product contains 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products. BMHCA may harm the reproductive system, may harm the health of the unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation. Legal provisions (at EU level) and European standards against which the product was tested and did not comply The product does not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

Classy and elegant, but basic. From my personal experience it's a headache, it's white floral and very sweet. I can see a movie star from the last century wearing this type of perfume. I'd say it's more mature. Overall 4/10

Too basic and like so many others… might even be too Jasmine forward for me. I don’t get the raspberries at all. I think I used to love this when it was more unique but now there’s so much out there like it.

This must be one of the best I have ever had. (For reference, those that i remember I love was Armani She in 2008, Britney Spears Fantasy in 2006, La vie est belle in like 2012-2013, Jasmine Noir by BLGARI in 2015. This one I think I bought around 2012. I still love it and the only reason I stopped wearing it is because I always want to have what's new, but after having going round and sniffed all the newcomers in the local perfume shop, I took this up from the cupboard. It must be bought again, because they don't last forever, but this one is still just my type. In 2012 I thought it smelled like luxury and "mature" for my age then, in a good way. I don't really think so anymore as I associate it with when I was younger, but it is still a scent I always search for in new perfumes. I know nothing that smells like it!

It reminds me of Tharwah Gold. I envision a strong, independent woman wearing this. Beautiful. Powerful.

I’m not gonna lie to you, this is BASIC! But Lady Million will forever have a place in my heart even though it doesn’t have a place on my shelf anymore. It’s a beautiful honey and raspberry scent with loads of jasmine. The first fragrance that made me feel sexy! But I HATE the bottle…

I am anosmic to the opening of the fragrance. I barely feel anything. Something so gentle, lemony-jasmine I more guess it is there than actually feel it. I feel its deodorant more than the eau de parfum. So strange. With time I start to perceive it a bit more, as a lacy, sheer floral. Am I the only one barely feeling it?

Lovely… not groundbreaking i find my self not reaching a lot to it the opening is honeyed citrus the drydown is something like honeyed violet light not strong fragrance tbh idk abt it not the best also not the worst just in the middle

I really loved this one I was actually obsessed with it for a while and I thought it smelled amazing even my friends and family complimented me when I had it on and my mother and sister in law purchased it after smelling it on me. It’s fresh sweet rich and bright and put together but after using it for such a long time I got bored of it and stopped enjoying it any more it just wasn’t special anymore but it’s a scent that you could never go wrong with it’s simple and I don’t think it‘d offend anyone and the performance is so good lasts for so long and the sillage is good as well. I still find it nice but I think I need a break from it for a while