Mugler Fragrance review
Mugler Alien Eau de Toilette – A Transparent Take on an Icon
In this review
Accords
white floral
citrus
amber
woody
powdery
Notes Pyramid
Top
citrusesmandarin orange
Heart
moroccan jasminewhite flowers
Base
white ambercashmeran
Pros & Cons
- The jasmine here is absolutely stunning: radiant, creamy, powerful, and addictive.
- Alien is a magic elixir captured in a bottle of deep and mysterious purple...
- This is my signature scent forever. I remember smelling this for the first time... love at first sniff.
- Lasts well beyond a full workday
- Same Alien DNA, easier to wear
- Versatile enough for any season
- Bright citrus opening softens beautifully
- Projects strong without being aggressive
- The opening is a harsh, screechy synthetic jasmine that is almost offensive.
- I know this does not smell natural... I would say that Jasmine Sambac... smells natural, but Alien manages to make me feel attracted.
- Woof. This smells nasty on me. I can’t even accurately assess what it actually smells like...
- Can't match the original's intensity
- Some find it too light after loving the EDP
- Not the version for cold-weather longevity
- The citrus opening stings briefly
- Fades faster on dry skin types
Aura
A*Men (Original)
Angel Eau de Toilette (various concentrations/limited editions)
Blow It Up
Angel Eau de Toilette Parfum
Angel Croisière (Limited Editions)
