Hi Jane! I have a few other Milton Lloyd fragrances at home, which I like very much, so I'll review them as well. Thank you for your comment. It's always a pleasure to hear your opinion. If I share any fragrance that you don't like or see that I can improve on my videos in any way, feel also free to tell me.
Hi there! 👋 many thanks for your comment! It means a lot to me. I spent Easter and bank holiday working. But it was OK. I took these days as an opportunity to test the longevity of a few fragrances at work 🙂 I hope you had a more relaxing Easter than mine!!
Hi there! 👋 Thanks for your comment. When a lid stays firm it reassures that it won't open inside your backpack/bag and be sprayed inside it. So you don't waste your cologne! Specially for people like you and I who like to carry a fragrance to the gym or elsewhere. I have new videos coming up soon. I hope to hear your comments, feedbacks and suggestions. All the very best!
i got no1 from skegness market, 3 for a tenner, i think its smells like a subtle Jean Paul Gaultier (orignal green body mans). very pleased with the price, ideal for work as it doesnt break the bank and can re apply as much as needed.
Hi Fitz1983! 👍I totally agree with you about the smell of No1 from Milton Lloyd Essentials. What a real bargain you got at Skegness market!! It's longevity doesn't last long but you don't feel at all bad for respraying it as many time as it's needed! I, personally do like its scent. By the way, many thanks for your comment. I rally appreciate it, and sorry for getting so long to reply. I'm currently holidaying in Brazil and getting hold of as many Brazilian fragrances as I can. From Next week onward there'll be videos coming up on this channel where I review many of these fragrances and put their longevity to the test as I travel around this vast country. So far the experience has been great and the Brazilian people amazing! I hope the videos.
Le Male, Invictus and Aventus. That's what these are dupes of. Great way to start a frag collection on a budget. The yellow one, I forget the number, is 1 Million.
Hi there 👋 Thanks for your comment. I totally agree with you. These fragrances are certainly a great way to start a collection on budget. I hope to hear from you again whether you agree with my review or not. I really like reading what others think about fragrances as it also helps me to grow my understanding on what people like and dislike. All the very best.
@@forscentssake no problem mate, I got the yellow one wrong, I thought it was the other Milton Lloyd set, the one in this set is Tom Ford - Oud Wood. The rest are right though. The single digit numbers have the 1 Million clone, the double digit numbers have the Oud Wood. Milton Lloyd make some crackers, some are a bit poor, but they get some absolutely bang on. Their Gucci Guilty clone (La Affaire) is better than the original and their Le Male clone (Bondage) is like the beast mode '90s version of JPG. Their Fahrenheit clone is also fantastic, totally stomps all over the current Fahrenheit unless you buy the EDP for mega money. I think that one is called The Man. Milton Lloyd seem to clone the best versions of a scent, not the most modern, so they can sometimes smells a bit off unless you remember the old formulations. I'm pretty sure their Invictus clone is the 2016 version which everyone goes mad for now and costs a lot. Well worth a look for people looking to get the older scent DNA of scents. They've got one of Ted Lapidus which isn't a very expensive scent to buy genuinely, but the new stuff is really weak and nothing like it used to be. There's is potent stuff like it was in the '80s when it ruled the clubs like Drakkar Noir, Paul Sebastian and Kouros did.
@01ukjoe2001 Hello 👋 thanks for sharing this. 👍 I really appreciate it. As someone who loves wearing good scents, I feel happy to know that I've been experiencing great smells for a fraction of the price, but of course, I understand that performance won't be the same, but I guess, still a fantastic experience anyway. Once again, thank you very much for the information, honestly. 👍
Well, MD Jibon, I personally like all the 3, so I'd recommend all of them; however, if you'd like to by just one to start with, perhaps I'd say you could go for No9 as it's lighter than the other two and, if you like sweet scents like I do, that's another reason to buy No9 first as this one is sweeter. But why to go just for one when you can have all the three? Remember, price wise these fragrances are extremely affordable. On Amazon you find each for less than £6!!
Hi Ahnaf Hossain! Firstly, my sincere apologies for not replying earlier. I had two very busy days at work, so I had to be away from my RU-vid Channel. But answering your question. When I mentioned Joop fragrances I meant that Milton Lloyd Essentials remind of those lovely sweet notes you find in many of Joop colognes. I even mentioned Joop Go. The two links you'll find at the end of this message are videos where I talk about some of the Joop colognes I, personally, like very much. You can watch the videos by copying and pasting the links onto the RU-vid search bar or you can visit my Channel 'For Scent's Sake' to find them. Anyway, many thanks for your message. I hope I've answered it. Also, hope to hear from you again. All the very best. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1f6Fqtwg0oE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-huZ-ok5iuxg.html
@@ahnafhossain522 Hi Ahnaf Hossain! I took a little while to check on those fragrances you mentioned, and my take is that these fragrances and those of Milton Lloyd do share some of the same notes like for example JP Le Male contains Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Amber, Sandalwood, Cedar and Lavender, which, in general, you'll find on Milton Lloyd Essentials as well; however, these colognes contain other different notes, which, in my opinion, give them a smell of their own. But it's right to say that they all are sweet and powerful. I, personally, can smell a distinct smell when I wear them, so for that reason I, personally, disagree that N⁰1 is Dupe of JP Ultramale, N⁰3 = JP Le Male, and N⁰10 = Aventus. I have worn these colognes and have enjoyed them all. But if you want to wear something similar to JP (not the same) for a lower price, so then you can go for Milton Lloyd Essentials or look for Joop fragrances, which are also, in their majority, sweet scents, cheaper than JP but more expensive than Milton Lloyd. But remember, all this is my own personal opinion, your nose is the best one to tell you which fragrance tickles your fancy!! besides, we all have different likes and dislikes. Cancel Reply Cancel Reply
@@ahnafhossain522 to be honest with you, to me, Milton Lloyd Essentials No9 reminds me more of JP Le Male quite a lot; however, as you're asking me about No1 and No3, I'd say that, between these two Milton Lloyd fragrances No3 is more like JP Le Male not Ultra Male. The Ultra Male contains more spacy notes and the cinnamon adds an extra layer of fresh sweetness to it. Anyway, this is my personal take according to my nose. But what do you think?
