Reviews of Lucky Number 6 for Men (2006)
by Lucky Brand

This is a great bargain cologne but it has too much vanilla for me. It could pass as a unisex fragrance so if you are looking for a more masculine scent this is not for you. The oriental spice fragrance is great but doesn't last too long before you are left with mostly vanilla. Still, I don't regret the $5 I paid.

Boring, Indefensible Dreck.

Lucky Number 6 is a mundane "fresh oriental." It stays in very safe territory and there are also some annoying "sweeter" notes that obnoxiously sneak around whilst you go about your day. I thought I'd learned my lesson about blind buying, but apparently some good reviews, a pretty bottle, and a nice price turn me into a ten year old at Gamestop.

If you're already on this site scouting for scents, then you are well past this amateur concoction.

For the low cost of this fragrance, it is exceptional good value for money. Quite simple and heavy but sexy with average longevity.

very simple but done well. with notes of natural herbs spices and woods the concoction came out a winner even though it wasn't a big seller i like it. like everyone here i paid a small price and might get another bottle or 2.

I bought two bottles of this for $4 each... I figured, at worst I can give them away as birthday gifts, but after actually trying this stuff out, I'm definitely keeping both of them! It's not an incredibly complex fragrance but it's definitely worth trying. A simultaneously sweet and spicy oriental.

I bought this cologne because I read an article where B List celebrity women (I think one was Howard Stern's girlfriend, Beth Ostrosky and there may have been a Playboy Playmate or Porno Star reviewing) rated men's colognes based on sexiness and this one was at the top of the list. I did notice however, that they were a featured advertiser in that month's magazine, so maybe it was all BS.

I am not really all that pleased with this fragrance. It smells very different from when you first spray it on than it does when it dries down. It is a very exotic Oriental smelling cologne. Very heavy on the Vanilla scent. I can't smell the notes of Cherry Blossom. But Oriental Wood and Musk are present. This is a very sweet smelling cologne and I'd almost think it was a perfume if I smelled it for the first time without knowing which sex it was designed for.

Still, I hear a lot of people get good compliments on it. I have not, personally but on dry down I think it smells too sweet on me. The bottle looks nice. Overall, I'd keep it around because it is a unique, exotic scent and I think it would be best when worn close range on a date. If a girl was snuggling up to you, I am sure she would fell warmed by this scent. It might not be strong enough to get noticed when worn outside of a close range date.

This is definately not a scent for everyone. Try it first and walk around with it before buying it. This shouldn't be an impulse buy. You can find this for $15 at TJ Maxx because it was not a big seller in the department stores.

I love fragrance, and I love smelling good. But rarely does anyone ever comment of compliment me on the fragrance that i'm wearing!
However there have been two fragrances in my collection that consistently get compliments from everyone around me. These two are BOSS BOTTLED, and LUCKY NUMBER 6.
The amount of compliments I get from LUCKY is phenomenal. Even from complete strangers, i.e the checkout girl in my local newsagent. I can honestly say that for a "bargain bin" frag, LUCKY runs rings around the "higher end" frangrances.
The top notes open with a fresh yet dark scent, that settles into a fruitier, delicious, yet still heavy scent. After this, its pure beauty till the very end. The gorgeous thing about this frag is that hardly anyone wears it, and it is the kind of scent that you wish people to remember you by. The only downside is that it does not have much prescence. By this I mean that unless you apply up to 5 squirts, the scent will be extremely subtle.
Overall, a wonderful scent, that gets so many compliments its unreal. As soon as my bottle (which looks incredible in my collection) runs out, Ill be off to buy another one.

Fresh, gnawing spice that is quite competent at not being totally chemical smelling. Doesn't seem to last very long, maybe 2 hours. Quite nice though and worth the price in the bargain bins.

It's a great cologne with a great price. I don't believe it's anything like Fahrenheit since I can compare them to each other (I have both). But it's still kind of smells generic to me...

Wonderful fragrance from Lucky You. Spicy and oriental and luckily nothing like Dior's Fahreheit or I wouldn't have purchased (can't stand Fahrenheit). Just a beautiful fragrance that if it fits your body chemistry will get you many compliments.

the bottle is great! & yes this is a nice fragrance 4 the price! u cant go wrong here. altho its not 1 of my favorites.. but i dont hate it either.. i will go nbetween on this one!

This is a Poor Man's Fahrenheit as described by many.It is a soapier, fresher and cheaper version of the aforesaid Dior scent. The most wearable of Liz Claiborne's Curve and Post-Curve Creations. It is howvere 2 dimensional: Fresh soapy notes that give way to the fahrenheit style sandalwood heart.

I also found this at TJMaxx for a good price - and decided to give it a try! In my opinion, it's a great evening frag - I love the neroli, but it's the basenotes that are the best! I don't feel that it's too heavy or overbearing, and in fact refreshing. I've gotten a few compliments from some of my female friends!

The opening is a little rich, but wait a little while for the smooth and creamy base... wonderful!

I like this more than the original Lucky Brand fragrance. The first was a bit too alcoholic and sharp. This one is more floral and incense like. The bottle with the chinese lettering is awesome. Unfortunately however, its staying power is far too short-like the original.

2 Thumbs way up on this one!!!!! This is the "Sleeper" sensual scent of 2007!!

I've been searching for a nightime sensual scent and the counter woman at Macys showed me this cologne as the last one before I was about to leave!! AWESOME!! Even better is it doesn't cost an arm and a leg!!!

This will probably get more compliments than anything!! The rating is a 5 and the longevity is a 5 as well IMHO!! The dark plum notes mixed with the others create a DEEP Sensual smell.

Get this cologne if your looking for a nighttime scent!

Nothing new here just a softer fahrenheit and i like it its like fahrenheit for the summer works well in warm or humid weather unlike fahrenheit which its way to strong in warm or hot weather and the bottle is cool I'm going to have to give a thumbs up

First off, I love the bottle...a Chinese apothecary type bottle which adds mystery and a great looking addition to your dresser.

Secondly...ah fougere! It's been a long time that this type of scent has been left in the sleeper. We're not talking aquatic fougeres that seem to refuse to take a step back. We're talking more classic here, stuff that smells like Grey Flannel and Bowling Green, the stuff that smells right when you wear your heathered charcoal suit over your small patterned tie and oxford shirt. Funny that Lucky created this scent, because one generally associates the brand with a casual mentality to it.

NOTES: Bergamot, Neroli, Pineapple, Watery Notes, Suede Accord, Plum, Geranium, Gingerlily, Nutmeg, Cashmeran, Tonka Bean, Amber, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, and Musk.

After a fresh and bright citrus opening, it segues into a sweet, almost oriental quality, the plum is sweet and ripe but not heavy, seems the suede and the geranium are most dominant with an undertone of nutmeg to give it that fougere feel. The basenotes are smooth and supportive, but definitely not intended to be the focus only lending familiar resinous notes for body and not to otherwise complicate or compromise its overall fresh and sophisticated feel.

This scent will probably not go into the history books, but I can appreciate that this style of scent hasn't been altogether forgotten!

I found this for a steal at TJMaxx today. The combination of neroli, plum, and sandalwood sounded very enticing, and the packaging and bottle are absolutely gorgeous, so I bought it (BTW, I'm a woman, but occasionally wear men's fragrances). I like it well enough, but was hoping for a little more exoticism, more uniqueness. I'll have to try it a few more times before I reach a final verdict. My 17 year old son really likes it, so at least someone in the house will enjoy it!

How come no noe has reviewed this yet...maybe because Lucky is not a recognized brand?
Anyway, #6 is a sorry copy of Dior's Fahrenheit. I like it though becuase it does take on its own scent after a while. Still nothing to write home about. Don't waste your money...unless you like Fahrenheit and you can't find/afford it.

For an aromatic fougere scent, it did have a considereble amount of woody smell. However the heart and base were pretty bland, but not ambery and not generic. The top notes were surprisingly refreshing for an unmistakably fougere EDT - which I usually find offensive at first.
Relatively new and expensive for what you get, stay was medium. I recommend it for the people who are sensitive to aromatics but are addicted to them. 5/10

Not sure why i think its a horrible smell but i've had a couple of girls compliment me on my smell and they never do.

While it's not bad, it doesn't jump out as something unique. Smells like alot of other fragrances. It's clean.
I'm just trying to figure out why hydroponic plum would make a better fragrance than an ordinary plum.