Lucky You for Men (2000)
by Lucky Brand

I bought a sample of this stuff, I had ran out of my only fragrance whilst on vacation, and had a party to attend.. To my surprise, this stuff was a huge compliment getter, although, this could be because, I was more than likely the only person there, wearing something other than old spice/axe.. if anything at all. I personally like it alot, though it unfortunately reminds me a tad of Brut, just.. much more fresh, better, not dirty.

Projection: 7/10
Longevity: 5/10
Versatility: 8/10
Smell: 7/10
Overall: 6/10

6th November, 2011.

I like to think of this as Mugler Cologne for a younger audience, although it's not as soapy nor as bitter but rather sweeter and more floral. I went through 2 bottles of this in my teens and for good reason. It just works! No other fragrance I've tried truly captures the complexity of Spring like Lucky You. Call me crazy! The floral opening, with the cotton flower and melilotus herb, blends so nicely with the woody notes in the heart and base. I also get a hint of vetiver throughout the life of the fragrance as well. Longevity is about 4-6 hours and it's projection is moderate. The best part is that a 3.4 oz can be had for under $20 and the shower gel and lotion can be had for a few extra bucks give or take. Either way, it's a wonderful cheapie that's great for the summer and spring months.
Now, imagine yourself in a giant field out in the countryside in the middle of spring. The air is not at all humid. It's just a cool, breezy day, partly coudly, and everything around you seems alive. The field is full of dark green grass with flowers scattered about as they sway in the breeze. You're sitting under the shade of a giant oak tree just admiring nature in all it's beauty and wonder. You close your eyes and nature's aroma puts you at peace. That's what Lucky You is for me. I love this stuff! My final rating B+

15th April, 2011.

I bought this because I read numerous times that it smells like Irish Spring soap. I don't think it does.

Smells pleasant upon very first impression but after lingering, it smells of cheap synthetics. I tried to like it but it isn't something I would wear. I use it as an air freshener for my car (that's what it smells like!)

26th March, 2011.

Smells like irish spring soap in a bottle with a little bit of sweetness thrown in. Very affordable and a decent scent for a younger man on a budget. Definately better than Curve and the only Liz Claiborne scent I can stand.

27th February, 2011.

I dont agree with most people here. The longevity is horrible. I agree, its about 2-5 hours. To me thats just terrible longevity and 5 hours is the maximum amount. Its mostly gone by then.

That being said, the fragrance isnt too bad. It reminds me of a "Fresh Musk". I also use this to spray my sheets at times to freshen up the room.

I would not recommend this one though.

24th February, 2011.

Yeah, the chemical smell is just too overbearing in Lucky You for Men. I remember this being one of the first colognes I ever purchased as a teenager, and it's always had that fresh and green smell marred down by a chemical/calone accord that just overpowers everything else. Not my cup of tea.

31st December, 2010.