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Lady Million Eau My Gold! Rabanne 2014

6.3 / 10 90 Ratings

A perfume by Rabanne for women, released in 2014. The scent is fruity-floral. It is being marketed by Puig.
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Main accords

Fruity

Floral

Sweet

Synthetic

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Mango

Bergamot

Grapefruit

Mandarin orange Neroli

Neroli

Heart Notes

Orange blossom Violet

Violet

Base Notes

Sandalwood Cedar

Cedar

Musk

Amber

Perfumer

Anne Flipo

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Ratings

Scent

6.390 Ratings

Longevity

6.164 Ratings

Sillage

5.966 Ratings

Bottle

6.687 Ratings

Value for money

6.515 Ratings

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/06/2014

7Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

NadsSpatz
596 Reviews

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NadsSpatz

Top Review 11

Goldschätzchen

~ Inspiration ~
First of all: I LOVE LADY MILLION!
For that reason alone, I had to test this variant and got myself a sample.

~ Bottle ~
The diamond shape has been elongated and tapers towards the back. Behind the name "Eau My Gold!" lies the exclamation "Oh My God!"

~ Fragrance ~
It starts citrus-fruity with juicy mandarins, mango, grapefruit, and bergamot. Sunny orange blossoms, violets, and neroli represent the brief, floral heart. With creamy-warm amber, sandalwood, and cedar, as well as musk, it gently fades into a woody base.

~ Longevity ~
On my skin, it lasts about 5 hours (a bit longer on clothing and hair). 2-3 sprays are enough; otherwise, it becomes too synthetic.

~ Occasion ~
It develops best on mild days and evenings in spring and autumn. As an evening scent, however, it is too weak for me.

~ Conclusion ~
Not as sticky-sweet and intrusive as "Lady Million," it possesses a certain charm and is therefore likely to be more appealing to many.

A modern chypre in the style of "Chanel - Mademoiselle" and "Jil Sander - Eve" with the familiar "Lady Million" touch!

08/17/2014

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

pudelbonzo
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pudelbonzo

Top Review 13

tempting

Since I replenished my beloved Lady Million EDP yesterday, the tester of Eau my Gold, which was within reach, caught my eye.

Even though I remain undeterred by the eager negative forum reviews about the "Lady," I gladly treated myself to a spritz of the "Eau" - and once again, my sense of smell reacted with delight.

The invigorating fruity opening of bergamot, mango, and grapefruit appealed to me immediately.
Beneath it lies the cool, slightly bitter neroli - a very appealing blend.
The sweet violet and bright orange blossom give the fragrance that golden-hued "Oh!"
The cedar provides a slightly smoky finish, and the sandalwood adds depth and character to the scent.
What’s particularly lovely is that I can still perceive the Eau pleasantly soft on me even after hours.

I’m curious to see what farewell reviews I will read about this fragrance - but I find it very tempting.

Knowing myself, I will soon be able to put a checkmark next to "I have" in my collection.

08/19/2014

8Scent 7.5Longevity 5Sillage

Sonnenfee
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Sonnenfee

Top Review 11

Another Million...

...went through my mind when I saw this flanker on the shelf.
I couldn't relate to the previous Millions, so I had no expectations here either.
Strolling through the perfumery, spraying the new scents on paper for a quick sniff, I was drawn back to the new Paco Rabanne, a slight interest had been awakened. But first, back to the shelf with the tester.

A different setting: I was invited to dinner.
Casual atmosphere, in the evening at 26°C, outside at the Italian restaurant.
Suddenly this scent in the air: somehow fruity with a well-perceptible, not too strong honey sweetness, and: wood.

Where the hell do I know this from? Isn't this too sweet of a perfume in the warmth? Actually not. Somewhat uneven, and strangely interesting.

My scent memory did not fail me, shortly thereafter I remembered the newly tested "Lady Million" fragrance, with more interest than in the perfumery.

At the next opportunity, I tested it on my skin: sweet citrus fruits wafted towards me. I smell some honey; not listed here, and even after multiple tests, it remains so.
Actually, I don't like honey in fragrances, but here the amount seems present yet so low that it's somehow exciting.
Pretty quickly, just shortly after the top notes, the woods come in. To me, it smells like Cashmeran or Guaiac wood, somewhat synthetic in any case.

That's exactly what I like about it, this synthetic-woody impression alongside the fruit-honey twist. Still somewhat uneven, also restless, so to speak.
I hardly perceive any flowers. They seem to have left out vanilla, which for my taste is not a mistake; the scent might have become too sweet and warm otherwise.

Those who like perfumes in the direction of "Coco Mademoiselle" might also find pleasure in this one, as it goes in that direction for me.

Average sillage, longevity medium to good.
Unexpectedly interesting in warmer temperatures.

08/07/2014

5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Rikitikitawi
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Rikitikitawi

Top Review 6

Gold and Prejudice

The Millions are well on their way to shaping our generation, and I have never consciously smelled them. Neither have I. It just hasn't happened. Theoretically, I could even like them. Even if they are sweet and sticky. No matter, I drink my coffee black.

I have respect, almost reverence, for a product/concept that has worked out so well. Still, I stand haughtily aside, so differently scented and fully aware that in a few years, this despised fragrance will remind me of this particular time. Even if I won’t be able to place this scent. But maybe that’s a good thing.

In my perfumery, a sample of Eau My Gold was waiting for me today. A play on words, wow. It’s an EDT. Aha, so no big deal. From what it looks like, the negative reviews have been diligently noted - citrusy opening, slightly fruity notes, and gentle sandalwood undertones. A floral something that you can hardly go wrong with. It is full of something - a bit of Boss Jour, a bit of J'adore, a bit of who knows what - a little something of everything. Overall, a delicate affair that doesn’t bite and, as expected, lasts only a few hours.
I tried to push all my prejudices aside as best as I could, but this fragrance will definitely not be writing history.

02/27/2021

10Scent 7Longevity 4Sillage

Anonymous
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Truly a beautiful scent

This fragrance was gifted to me by my mother about 7 years ago. It is, alongside the original version, one of my first more expensive scents after my drugstore fragrances and dupes. I wonder why this perfume is so underrated. The scent itself, a mix of spring flowers with smooth woods, is very well done. Unfortunately, it only has poor sillage. I don’t find it to be piercing, and the strange thing is: I don’t perceive any fruity nuances at all, which in this case I think would also be inappropriate. Moreover, it can compete with some niche fragrances in terms of scent. I am still on the lookout for a similar fragrance (preferably an eau de parfum) that is more intense and lasts longer...

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Seerose

5 years ago

7.5Scent 5Longevity 7Sillage

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Start + Heart surprisingly beautiful: Mango fresh-authentic-flowers to sense. Perfect almost mastic-nutty sandalwood note. Herb-subtle-synthetic base.

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