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The "One Dollar" flop
It begins with a creamy, vanilla citrus note that is pungent on the nose. It makes your ears prick up. Not particularly great. After a few minutes, however, it gets better. However, not much has changed. It smells as I already mentioned and there are some gourmand notes and a mini hint of leather. Although I sprayed properly, it seems a bit flat. Perhaps the pungent synthetics have paralyzed my sense of smell. Slightly sweet and completely linear. Not totally awful, but pretty monotonous and I've smelled better before. It doesn't knock my socks off. Admittedly, it gets a little more pleasant, warmer and better as it progresses, but it remains completely linear. Apple pie flavor. Quite unisex, I would even classify it more with the ladies. One million? More like one dollar!
After 20 minutes, it becomes a relatively reasonable fragrance. But in this price range, there are much better options for 5-10 euros. Especially for women, there are 5 times better fragrances there that are really impressive for the price. And after less than an hour, the "spectacle", which wasn't one, is only perceptible if you press your nose into it. It's actually at its best and smells good at that moment, but who needs a perfume that's only good when you're putting someone in a headlock?
I don't want to be too critical, we're still talking about a 5 euro perfume. But the overall package is pretty poor. I would advise every male beginner to spend 5-10 euros more and look around at Lattafa and the like. Women can generally find better fragrances for the same price in any supermarket or drugstore. You can bring it to your 10-12 year old daughter and make her smile, it's great for that. But somehow not much more.
