ComparisonsOct 2, 2026
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Paco Rabanne · 2008
The gold-bar bottle everyone recognises and the cinnamon-leather scent to match
A bright citrus and blood orange opening turns quickly into cinnamon, leather and warm amber, with a sweet, slightly candied edge running underneath. It reads as loud and confident and became the fragrance people mean when they say a scent smells expensive in an obvious way.
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Ranked by how much they share with 1 Million. The notes in common are listed under each bottle. Prices and stock come from the makers’ own shops.
Shares the blood orange and leather. An oil with sandalwood and vanilla, and no cinnamon or amber listed, so it sits softer and woodier.
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Shares blood orange and amber, with spices and burnt wood. An oil with no leather or cinnamon named, so it is smokier and less sweet.
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