1 clone found
1 Million Parfum (Rabanne, 2020) is the sweeter, spicier, more leather-forward evolution of the gold-bar icon: a zesty blood-mandarin/grapefruit/mint opening over a warm cinnamon-and-rose spiced heart, drying to amber, leather, woods and Indian patchouli. It is a genuinely distinct release from the original 1 Million EDT, 1 Million Intense, Elixir, Lucky and Privé, and the clone landscape has to be read carefully because the overwhelming majority of 'One Million' dupes (Armaf Club de Nuit Man, Armaf Tag Him Prestige, Lomani AB Spirit Millionaire, La Rive Cash, Antonio Banderas The Golden Secret, Paris Elysees Billion Dollar) were built against the original EDT, not the 2020 Parfum, and shouldn't be counted here. The one alternative the community repeatedly and specifically ties to the Parfum concentration is Lattafa's gold-bottle Fakhar Extrait (2023): multiple independent sources (Parfumo, ScentClones, FragranceLovers and several retailers that literally list it as a '1 Million Parfum dupe') call it a close match to the Parfum's boozy apple-cinnamon-leather DNA at roughly a third of the price. Consensus on it is real but moderate rather than deep — reviewers put the resemblance around 70-85%, call it a touch lighter and less evolving than the original, and report variable longevity — so confidence here is moderate. Beyond Fakhar Extrait there is no well-established, independently corroborated Parfum-specific clone, and the Parfum simply has thinner dedicated dupe discussion than the EDT it descends from.
Questions
- What is the cheapest dupe for Rabanne 1 Million Parfum?
- Lattafa Fakhar Extrait is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Rabanne 1 Million Parfum, typically around $30–45.
- What is the closest clone to Rabanne 1 Million Parfum?
- Lattafa Fakhar Extrait is the community's top pick.
- How many dupes of Rabanne 1 Million Parfum are there?
- 1 community-vetted dupe of Rabanne 1 Million Parfum: Lattafa Fakhar Extrait.
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