
Scentonym Analysis
Our objective metric for performance per dollar.
Final Thoughts
La Uno Million Elixir is a decent clone for those seeking the 1 Million Elixir vibe on a budget. The synthetic edge is noticeable, particularly in the tonka and apple notes. If you value nuanced fragrance compositions and superior ingredients, the original remains the superior choice. However, for casual wear or those sensitive to price, this clone provides a palatable and cost-effective alternative.
Olfactory Experience
Fragrance World's La Uno Million Elixir opens with a prominent, candied apple note; less photorealistic orchard, more jolly rancher. The osmanthus is detectable but overshadowed. Damask rose surfaces shortly after, lending a slightly powdery facet. Compared to 1 Million Elixir, the initial blast leans sweeter and lacks the original's nuanced boozy undertones. The heart features davana, although muted. Tonka bean provides a creamy texture, but it's more synthetic than naturally rich. Drydown reveals a vanilla-amber accord that's fairly linear and predictable. Cedar offers minimal grounding. Overall, it captures approximately 95% of the original's DNA, with a heavier emphasis on sweetness and a less complex development.
The Performance Stats
Longevity is moderate; expect around 6-7 hours on skin. Projection is fairly strong for the first 2 hours, then settles into a closer skin scent. It performs acceptably point, but don't anticipate beast-mode performance.
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Why we track this:
Price Arbitrage: Significant savings compared to the original Paco Rabanne pricing.
Community Verified: Cross-referenced against 66 enthusiast votes for accuracy.
Beast Mode Performance: Identified as having exceptional longevity and projection.