Top Notes 
Orange
Pink pepper
Heart Notes 
Rose
Nutmeg
Plum
Base Notes 
Oud
Cinnamon
Vanilla
Scorpio333
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The Better One Million
The best version when it comes to the scent character (One Million). One Million used to be an absolute classic, many liked/loved it, especially young people, as the scent DNA was incredibly attractive/pleasing/unique, at least during the time it was released and was well-received. The top note is still a dream, however, the fragrance is no longer what it once was!
This fragrance here is strongly reminiscent of (Original One Million), in a modern/luxury version if you will, as it does not smell nearly as synthetic as the original. And that is exactly what makes it so interesting in my opinion, being able to smell a scent DNA that is very pleasing, yet also has a slightly woodier/more mature vibe with very good performance! I can't really detect Oud, perhaps just a hint of it, yet this (woody-soft) accord emphasizes the Oud in the name and I find the fragrance very successful, even if it doesn't come across as particularly high-quality, it is well composed. For Christmas or the winter season, it fits very well due to its initial sweetness/berry note, especially the transition to the woody aspect paired with good performance is pleasing.
One Million seems to be (out) in all respects, too often smelled, too often changed, too synthetic, yet this fragrance goes in a similar direction that is pleasing - as far as I'm concerned!
Furthermore, a true (insider tip) as can be inferred from the fragrance's popularity.
This fragrance here is strongly reminiscent of (Original One Million), in a modern/luxury version if you will, as it does not smell nearly as synthetic as the original. And that is exactly what makes it so interesting in my opinion, being able to smell a scent DNA that is very pleasing, yet also has a slightly woodier/more mature vibe with very good performance! I can't really detect Oud, perhaps just a hint of it, yet this (woody-soft) accord emphasizes the Oud in the name and I find the fragrance very successful, even if it doesn't come across as particularly high-quality, it is well composed. For Christmas or the winter season, it fits very well due to its initial sweetness/berry note, especially the transition to the woody aspect paired with good performance is pleasing.
One Million seems to be (out) in all respects, too often smelled, too often changed, too synthetic, yet this fragrance goes in a similar direction that is pleasing - as far as I'm concerned!
Furthermore, a true (insider tip) as can be inferred from the fragrance's popularity.
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