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1 Million Elixir
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1 Million Elixir by Rabanne is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this composition features apple and davana in the top notes; damask rose, cedar, and osmanthus in the heart; and vanilla absolute, tonka bean, and patchouli in the base.
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Damascus rose
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vanilla absolute
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- Positivo 87%
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I tested it yesterday at Perfumerías Primor; I don’t know if the tester is the same as the boxed version, but with just two or three sprays on the arm I can still smell it. It’s a bomb: it lasts and projects beastily. Nothing to do with the original One Million; regarding scent, I stick with the first one, but in terms of power, words are superfluous.
It lasts so long it becomes annoying; it can be smelled on clothes for days. Its use is very limited because it’s so potent: sweet vanilla with perhaps a touch of incense. It’s exquisite, but don’t use more than 5 sprays or it will overwhelm you. Still, it’s the best of the One Million family.
One Million Elixir is like a “vanilla dessert decorated with flowers”. Don’t expect more, it’s linear and simple: from my perspective, it’s the definition of “delicious”. It lasted about 8 hours on the skin (very intense) and, three days after touching the jacket I wore when testing it, it still smelled like that dessert. I didn’t even apply it to that garment. It’s very limited: nightclub, romantic night/winter outings, and sexual encounters. If you want perfume for that, go ahead without fear, your partner will feel much more than a Lebanese hormonal frontier.
After OM Lucky, this is my favourite. A hit of vanilla and caramel. When it dries, it smells like dulce de leche (like Nutella for those not from Argentina). I liked it a lot; it’s for sparing use because it gets tiring, but it always brings back memories and a desire to use it again. Scent: 9/10, Longevity: 7/10, Projection: 8/10, Sillage: 8/10, Value for money: 6/10, Blind buy: 7/10, Versatility: 3/10. Season: temperate and cold climates. Do not use in heat.
It projects and lasts a long time. It’s the only OM with vanilla. It’s a very good perfume. It doesn’t resemble Le Male Elixir, Invictus Elixir, Stronger With You, or Erba Pura… the lost ones xD! The only one it could possibly “start to resemble” is Moustache due to its vanilla + rose.
Ideal for going out… VERY powerful and attention-grabbing! It smells almost identical to Invictus Victory Elixir, but with an extra touch of rose and apple 😉.
I bought it looking for something sweet for winter, as I usually prefer citrus. I liked Scandal a lot, but this one convinced me with the reviews. At first, it smells strong and the sweetness is a bit cloying; two or three sprays are more than enough. I’ll test it more and update later. Don’t buy blindly. EDIT: Now I know it’s a beast. It projects for 8 hours and lasts over 12 hours on the skin (and for days on clothes). I put it on a jacket and a week later it still smelled of vanilla. Excellent longevity on fabric.
I used it for three months. At the start, it was citrusy, although I’m not a fan of those scents and expected it to be sweet. I sensed the citrus at the beginning, but it alternated with a vanilla-sweetness on the wrist. Over time, my clothes became impregnated with an exquisite vanilla dessert scent; I can even smell it when opening the wardrobe. I didn’t expect that balance between citrus and vanilla. It captivated me so much I couldn’t wait to use it again. I recommend it for any occasion, although it can be cloying in heat or on sweaty clothes. It’s the most edible fragrance I’ve ever smelled. Without a doubt, my favourite.
Good perfume: at first it reminds of the original One Million, in the dry-down phase it resembles SWY, and when it dries out, it smells like Azzaro The Most Wanted. Projection and longevity are brutal: 12 hours on skin and whole days on clothes.
It’s a clone of the original with vanilla, but it only shines when you first apply it; afterwards, it fades into something sweet and flat with no standout notes. It doesn’t smell like Invictus or Stronger, it’s pure One Million and nothing else.
I think it’s the best of the One Million line for people over 30, along with the Royal; these are the only ones I can see myself using. I don’t find it as youthful as is commented; it has dark touches, vanillaised but not shrill or loud, and it even fits for dates as it doesn’t project much but makes a mark in the bubble in a dense way. On occasions, I see it as perfect for autumn and winter, and on fresh days it can be used perfectly. Night and social use fits perfectly, I also see it for dates, it doesn’t clash at all. I don’t rule out getting a bottle of this and the Royal; they seem to be two very pleasant perfumes, with great performance and that don’t fail because they please everyone.
I made a decant of this fragrance and have already used it twice; the decant has a good atomiser and it’s in my plans to buy the bottle, although only the 50ml. From the start, that sweet explosion is perceived, bordering on diabetic. In my opinion, it doesn’t evolve much in scent, only upon drying does the sweetness accentuate and the damask rose take the lead; I won’t speak of the davana because I don’t know exactly what it smells like or if it’s perceptible. The woods like patchouli and cedar are difficult to feel, only achieving them with a thorough inhalation. The vanilla is soft due to the potency of that sweet fruity floral scent. I would place the longevity as long-lasting, around 10 hours on skin and several days on clothes. The projection is heavy; its ideal occasion is going out to a club or informal night event. I don’t recommend using it in the heat because it’s particularly cloying; although one can stop feeling it due to olfactory fatigue, a friend recognised it as quite loud and be careful not to over-spray. I don’t find it suitable for the day; if it’s cold it won’t look bad, but the day is not its occasion. It’s not a bad option for a romantic date; it’s not gourmand but edible and addictive. If you don’t enjoy the sweet, you’ll have a valid excuse not to approach it. Scent 7.5/10. Longevity 8/10. Projection 8/10. Versatility 4/10. Gender: Unisex with a slight masculine tendency, although it would suit a young girl well. Recommended ages: teenagers and young people up to 20. If you like it and see yourself wearing it, your sex or age doesn’t matter. Go for it!
It’s quite sweet, but it’s one of the best One Million scents. It’s not better than the Lucky, but it is better than the original. Better for cold climates or night outings.
If you don’t like sweet floral perfumes with extreme longevity, steer clear of the 1M Elixir. The vanilla is omnipresent alongside a masculine rose, with chocolate nuances (patchouli and tonka) after 5 hours, when it starts to fade and you notice some changes. The fruity opening is barely perceptible for a few seconds, giving a fresh sensation for less than a minute… then it’s all sweet floral. What you smell at 5 minutes is practically what you’ll smell after more than 15 hours, proven; then I showered and I could still feel it. On clothes, it continues to project for days. It can be overwhelming if you spray without control, but perfectly usable if you control the spray. In cold weather, it’s a pleasure; on mild days or fresh summer nights, no more than 2 sprays. It shares a path with Invictus Elixir and Swyi, but they don’t smell the same; they only resemble each other in the idea of sweetness. This 1M is unique.
Batch January 2022: the first and most important thing is the longevity on my skin; most of my perfumes disappear quickly, but this one fixes beautifully. The scent is sweet, playful, and addictive; I insist on smelling it all the time, and even the room where I keep my perfumes smells like this without spraying it. EDIT: if I had to choose just one perfume from the 23 I own, this would be the chosen one without a second thought. What a delightful, sweet angelic scent!
This One Million… yes, it is more balanced and wearable than the Parfum version. It’s soft, sophisticated. Fewer fruits than its siblings, with soft roses and delicate vanilla; it’s rich and elegant. I smell it well as unisex. In terms of performance, moderate projection. It’s not a beast mode like its brothers; it lasts up to 8 hours… As I said, well balanced. It’s difficult for anyone to be bothered by it. Buy blind.
This perfume, being a Parfum Intense concentration, lasts and projects quite well. Today I went to class and upon leaving, two classmates asked who had sprayed perfume. I told them it was me, wondering which one of them had sprayed, until one approached to smell my hoodie (I suppose they loved it). I recommend it 100%.
It’s a very good fragrance, youthful, with good longevity and projection. I would buy it again, although I think there are better and cheaper options on the market. I give it a 9/10.
Has this happened to anyone else? At Arenal Perfumerías in Vilagarcía de Arousa, Galicia, I picked up the 1 Million Elixir in October 2024. Tested on skin and the tester of the 1 Million Perfume: it smelled amazing and lasted over 12 hours, sticking to the nose even after a shower. The Elixir (200ml) doesn’t resemble it much; the longevity is inferior, around 4 hours at most, and then almost nothing. I spray it four times and it doesn’t smell the same as in the shop. On Trustpilot, I’ve seen others experience the same thing: their perfumes don’t smell like the testers. Has anyone had something similar? I store it in the dark at 15-18 degrees. PS: I’ve owned the Hugo Boss Infinitum, and although the trail didn’t excite me, the performance was immense and the compliments in clubs or outside were many. Even at home or work, people asked about it. For me, the favourite is the Fahrenheit EDP, 138€ for 75ml at the John Lewis, bought in 2025. It hasn’t given me as many compliments, but it’s a delight. I love it, and that’s what matters.
I tried this at a Duty Free in February 2024 and was so hooked that I kept the receipt in my phone case until I could pay for it. A year later, the scent is still there, and I’ve finally bought it. It lingers on the skin for days. Highly recommended!
Among the sweet fragrances, One Million Elixir is like your favourite burger: mainstream and safe. You will like it if you enjoy sweet perfumes; it’s a less risky blind buy than other similar ones. On my skin, it lasts 4 to 5 hours with about two hours of quite good projection. Regarding the price (around 200 dollars for 100ml in Argentina), it seems excessive, but perfume prices there are a steal. A recommended fragrance, a great ally for the night and its ups and downs.
Ideal for mild or cold seasons. It’s reliable and liked, although it’s not a novelty. Good initial projection, then close to the skin it lasts for about 6-7 hours. Perfect for dates. It’s a safe option that will please anyone who smells it, but it’s nothing extraordinary. 8/10.
It’s pleasant, sweet but not cloying. It’s soft.
I knew before trying it that I would love it; I tested it on a relative and fell in love, ordering it within a few weeks. It is SWEET, SWEET, SWEET. On my skin, it smells like apple with vanilla; I dare to swear it has a caramel note, practically smelling like jam.
The first time I smelled it, I fell in love, just like every time I smell it since. But there is a flaw: on the dry-down (after about five hours) it smells like incense, a strange scent in my opinion. Perhaps it’s because my nose has already got used to the strong scent. If you have doubts about the projection, I tell you with certainty that yes; while walking for 2 or 3 hours, I notice the trail perfectly. My rating is 8/10: a marvel at the beginning (10/10) but it drops to 6/10 when dry.
I tried all the available One Million fragrances until I settled on the Elixir. This one stood out as more exquisite and delicious. Initially, the performance was good, but after macerating for several months, it improved even further; it lasts until the next morning clinging to the skin. It sticks to the pillow, and the first thing you feel upon waking is its scent; my mother noticed it when she entered the room. Strong projection, but it stands out for its longevity. It is extremely sweet, ideal for cold weather and night, although I use it all year round if I control the amount so as not to overwhelm. Ignore the bad reputation of the line; it’s a gem. February 2024 batch.
Basically, it’s Apple + Rose + Tonka Bean + Vanilla. The rose stands out when it dries, and the apple shines at the beginning. A rich sweetness without being cloying, with incredible longevity and projection (+12 hours and a 2-metre trail in the first two hours). Totally unisex, although to me it leans slightly feminine. Undoubtedly my favourite in the line.
It’s a monster in scent, projection, and longevity; it smells just as good on clothes months later, even on new jackets I’ve only worn once. It didn’t convince me at first in the store, a typical rookie mistake, but once I let it dry on the shelf, I discovered an exquisite and potent aroma. I was so fascinated that I bought two sets and, when getting rid of everything else, this was my only favourite. I love its dry-down; it literally smells like uncorked Jack Daniels.
An exquisite fragrance that projects and lasts almost all day. Use it for special night events, air-conditioned environments, or winter. The Elixir is a perfect blend between classic One Million and Lucky. 1000/10.
I use it for going out and it performs luxuriously, but beware: a single drop left me feeling unwell the next day and I had to shower. It smells beastly of vanilla and lasts incredibly long with a wide trail.
After quite some time. Delivering 100% at the perfumerie, this perfume is one of those you smell and fall spectacularly in love with. It smells rich, fruity in the opening, and enchanting, with a creamy, vanillaised dry-down that makes you want to live inside the bottle. A marvel. I’m not much of a fan of sweet fragrances, but for me, this is a 1000/10, madness, my love.
I smelled it on a girl at the gym and fell in love. I don’t like the normal One, but this has such a sweet, vanillaised aroma that it fascinates me; although sold as a men’s fragrance, it feels incredibly rich for women. When I asked the girl, she was amazed because she wore it in the morning for work and it was already 8pm. Highly recommended 8/10.
My first designer perfume. Today I have over 40 in my collection and it remains my favourite. Without a doubt, 10/10 across the board. Sweet aroma, good projection, and brutal longevity.
If you like sweet scents, this is an option. In my opinion, it’s the best available and slightly more ‘semi-formal’ than the previous ones. Despite being very sweet, the rose gives it a masculine touch. I use it with few sprays because it’s super strong and tiring. It’s sweet vanilla at the start, fruity, then with rose and a woody base; sometimes I perceive a toasted nutty note.
It’s the standout in the One Million line. I think that’s why it’s so popular; I belong to the group that loves it despite the other flankers not catching our attention. The opening with juicy apple and davana is almost characteristic of this edition, the dry-down doesn’t fail, and the floral notes are noticeable within minutes. Longevity is spectacular, it projects well without overwhelming, and it feels quite unisex. Definitely one of the best flankers Rabanne has ever made.
A blind buy I made after seeing a tester on sale. Overly sweet, and well, I’m a fan of this type of perfume even though I live in a warm country. Perhaps I have olfactory fatigue, but I don’t notice much of a trail; however, after 12 hours, I still smell it close to the skin. It’s almost a staple for me now: I buy sweet vanilla perfumes blind and know they won’t disappoint. I’d recommend it with the warning that it’s VERY sweet. I remembered my first 1M from adolescence and was never a fan, but this flanker bears no resemblance to that memory; it’s further from the DNA than even the Lucky.
This version, along with the Royal and Parfum, are my favourites in the line. It’s sweet but not cloying. I was afraid it might be tropical and brash, something common nowadays that highlights the synthetic notes. Here, everything is more balanced. The Golds give me headaches with that woody-fruity blend; this Elixir is more pleasant and wearable. It deserves the name ‘elixir’. The Royal is an addiction; it could have been named that. Projection and longevity are excellent; three sprays are more than enough. Ideal for cold weather or nights; in the heat, it’s an outrage. My top three: 1) 1Million Royal, 2) 1Million Elixir, 3) 1Million Parfum. The others don’t appeal to me as much, but the Golds give me headaches despite not being my style.
Although they say it’s for men, I’ve loved it too much. It’s sweet, delicious, and makes me feel feminine, desired, and dangerous. It smells of sweet amber, vanilla, and patchouli, deli deli!
One of the best in the family, only surpassed by Lucky. Wear it at night or on very cold days; spray sparingly (no more than four times). It smells luxurious and attracts compliments.
This scent isn’t my style. I detect vanilla, rose, and apple in the opening, followed by a generic sweet base that doesn’t work for me. It reminded me timidly of Layton, another that doesn’t drive me wild. This one is even less so. I see it as youthful, and even if I were young, it’s not my profile. Too sweet.