Description
This fragrance profile encapsulates a journey from a refreshing and spicy start through a floral and spicy heart, to a warm and comforting base. The combination of sea notes with woody and spicy elements adds a touch of intrigue.
A Woody Spicy fragrance with a fresh and invigorating start, a floral and spicy heart, and a warm and earthy base. Let’s explore the elements:
Fragrance Family: Woody Spicy
-
- Woody Spicy fragrances often feature a combination of warm and earthy woody notes with spices, creating a scent that is both bold and inviting.
- Â Top Notes: Sea Notes, Citruses, Mandarin Orange, and Cardamom
-
- The top notes provide the initial burst of fragrance. Sea notes and citruses create a fresh and oceanic opening, mandarin orange adds a zesty and citrusy touch, and cardamom brings a spicy and aromatic kick. This combination suggests a lively and dynamic start.
- Â Middle Notes: Rose and Juniper Berries
-
- The heart or middle notes form the core of the fragrance. Rose introduces a floral and romantic element, while juniper berries contribute a spicy and slightly woody nuance. The middle notes add complexity and depth.
- Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Leather, and Patchouli
- The base notes provide a lasting foundation. Tonka bean adds a sweet and warm character, leather brings a touch of sophistication and depth, and patchouli adds an earthy and grounding quality. The base notes create a warm and sensual finish.








Razia Jacobs –
Used Millionaire for my wedding day and guests were stopping me to ask the name. Wedding photographer also asked. Ngiyabonga MNE!
Sizwe Reddy –
Heita, the projection on Millionaire is unreal. Sprayed twice in the morning and my colleagues at the office in Durban could still smell it after lunch. Will definitely reorder.
Imran Coetzee –
I work in logistics and customers always ask what I’m wearing. Millionaire is a real conversation starter. I’m a customer for life now.
Mbali Maseko –
Ngiyabonga MNE, the projection on Millionaire is unreal. Sprayed twice in the morning and my colleagues at the office in Margate could still smell it after lunch. Ngiyabonga MNE!