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Alien Eau Extraordinaire
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Alien Eau Extraordinaire by Mugler is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition was created by Dominique Ropion and Véronique Nyberg. Its top notes of bergamot, tea, Tunisian neroli, lemon, lime, and orange unfold a vibrant and citrusy opening. The heart reveals a floral and spicy harmony with tiare flower, orange blossom, heliotrope, pepper, and ylang-ylang. The base settles on white amber, cashmere, vanilla, sandalwood, and white musk, closing the structure with an enveloping and silky warmth.
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Today I tried the new Thierry Mugler, Alien Eau Extraordinaire, and it’s simply exquisite. It reminds me of one of Bvlgari’s, perhaps Omnia Crystalline, but I’m not sure. It’s very soft, nothing like its sisters Alien EDP, EDT, or EDPI. Perfect for spring and summer. The opening is a very soft bergamot, then only the tiaré flower and cashmere wood remain; I can’t notice the rest. I’m not an expert, but it’s a gem.
Today I smelled the new release from Thierry Mugler, Alien Eau Extraordinaire, and it’s simply exquisite. It reminds me of one of Bulgari’s but I don’t know which one (Omnia Crystalline); it’s very soft, has nothing to do with its Alien EDP, EDT, and EDPI siblings, perfect for spring/summer. The opening is very soft bergamot, and then only the tiare flower and cashmere wood remain; I can’t find the rest, I’m not an expert.
It’s a much subtler and fresher version than the original. As an EDT, the longevity is shorter, but it’s still noticeable after 4 or 5 hours. It feels perfect for hot months—fresh and not overwhelming. At first, it reminded me of Loewe’s Aire Loco and Elie Saab’s, curiously a mix of both on my nose, leaning more toward Loewe for its freshness and citrus note. I really liked it; I think it’ll be essential for the coming hot months.
It’s a much subtler and fresher version than the original perfume. Being an EDT, the longevity is also lower, but even so, it’s noticeable after 4 or 5 hours. I think it’s a perfect fragrance for the hot months, since it’s fresh and not heavy. At first, it reminded me of perfumes like Aire Loco by Loewe and Elie Saab; it’s curiously a mix of both on my nose, resembling Loewe more for its freshness and citrus point. I’ve really liked it, I think it will be essential for the coming hot months.
I didn’t like it. Beautiful bottle, by the way…
Caught me off guard because I wasn’t expecting it without that powerful jasmine that defines Alien. AEE is softer than the family, elegant and characterful. It refuses to wear jasmine, but instead embraces that sweet amber and cashmere wood from the EDT, so it doesn’t lose its soul. Tea dominates—light and relaxing, with neroli at the start and soft bergamot at the end. Pity that heliotrope is always there; it gives me a headache in the middle phase when the tea shifts, as it saturates me a bit, though it’s not intense. I see it for spring/summer, day or night. The trail is medium-heavy at first, then clings to the skin. It has pros and cons, but it’s not bad. I’d define it as ‘defiant’. I loved it, even with that heliotrope. It’s still capricious. But I’m still clinging to Alien EDP, which has no substitute and is my favorite. 8/10
Its longevity on me was extraordinary, to the point of being overwhelming; I don’t know what happens with this type of perfumes (like this one and D&G Light Blue) that end up too potent on me and overwhelm me. It’s a very good perfume, it has the Alien DNA, but with a citrus touch. I recommend it for summer.
This perfume pleasantly surprised me. I couldn’t imagine an Alien version WITHOUT its distinctive and powerful jasmine. So it seemed risky. AEE isn’t as intense as the rest of its family. It’s elegant and exquisite in its own way. It rebels; it doesn’t carry jasmine in its genes, but it does have that slightly sweet amber characteristic of the other Aliens. Or the cashmere wood, which is included in the EDT. So, it doesn’t lose its essence. Despite that, tea is the predominant note, but in a light and relaxed way. It’s accompanied by neroli at the beginning, and finishes its appearance with bergamot, very soft. It’s a pity for me that heliotrope is present all the time; it causes me a slight headache in the dry-down phase, when neroli exchanges with bergamot and the tea note appears, and most notes are perceived. It saturates me a bit, even though it’s not intense. I consider this perfume for spring/summer. Either during the day or at night. AEE has pros and cons, but that doesn’t make it bad. I would describe this perfume as “defiant.” I’ve really liked it, even its composition, with all the heliotrope. That’s right… defiant, capricious. However, I’m still clinging to Alien EDP, which I can’t replace. It remains my favorite. 8/10.
I have a sample of this eau de toilette. I bought it thinking it was the original Alien, but I was surprised when I checked it at home and saw the name “Eau Extraordinaire.” I felt a bit overwhelmed and discouraged. Whatever, I still tried it, hoping it would be amazing. It’s a citrus scent with floral touches. I imagined it smelled like ginger, but I just read it’s tea, and it’s a constant scent; I don’t notice much variation over time (with LVEB, I notice how the notes settle until it ends in delicious vanilla). Here, it’s citrus, citrus, and flowers. Gradually, I notice the vanilla, but it’s timid. The scent isn’t annoying; it’s fresh, ideal for heat. I’ll describe it better in better weather. I’ll add that one day I decided to wear it during the day; I’ve had to reapply it many times, it lasts very little (I know it’s an EDT), but it’s so little… It vanishes without a trace, and not even 3 hours have passed and I’ve already reapplied it 3 times. What could it be? It saddens me that it doesn’t last; although it’s not one of my favorite scents, in reality, the fragrance is “rich,” innocent, and doesn’t bother anyone at all. I don’t feel timeless and out of place like when I used Tommy Hilfiger’s “Loud” a few times (and in the end, I got rid of that little perfume).
This perfume is strange because it doesn’t last absolutely anything at all. Nothing, nada. As soon as you apply it, it disappears. A rare trait in all Thierry Mugler fragrances, since most are characterized by their quality, potency, and longevity. I was surprised. And that’s why I can’t describe what it smells like… it’s like smelling water.
I wanted to try something from Mugler, but all of them sounded weird to me: Alien with too much jasmine, Angel too sweet, and Womanity failing to convince me with its fig and salt. Innocent didn’t smell like anything. I tried everything, but my skin just didn’t embrace them. Until I found it: Alien Eau Extraordinaire. It’s my favorite. Softer than the original, the sweet tiaré isn’t overwhelming; it stays a fresh, wearable white floral. Not as sweet as Angel or as weird as Womanity. Ideal for heat. It starts with bergamot, tea, and citrus—green and clean. Neroli and tiaré make it exotic and softly floral. A base of cashmere and amber, sweet and woody. Vanilla and musk add sensuality. A soft, cheerful, feminine, warm scent, less intrusive than the original. For those who love Mugler but want something more normal within their genius. Elegant and versatile. The trail and longevity aren’t bad; it lasts longer than other EDTs. I add it to my ‘yellow’ perfumes like Loewe’s Loco or Trussardi’s Donna: citrus, white flowers, and a base of musk, amber, or vanilla. The bottle is gorgeous—ergonomic, frosted crystal faceted like a diamond showing the liquid inside—and it’s refillable. The downside is I can’t find other Aliens like Gold Shimmer or Essence Absolue in physical stores, so buying blind is risky. I’d love to try them all and expand my search. For now, I’m sticking with this to start using it.
I wanted to own a Mugler fragrance, but they all seemed strange to my inexperienced nose. Alien was too jasmine-heavy, Angel too sweet and overwhelming, the fig and sea salt notes in Womanity didn’t convince me, and it didn’t smell like Innocent. I’ve given them a fair try, forgive the fans of these scents, but this is my subjective opinion; I’d just like my skin to love them all. They all surprised me, but not enough to make me want to wear them. Still, I didn’t give up, and voilà, I found it: Alien Eau Extraordinaire. It’s my favorite of all. Softer than Alien, the sweet tiare note doesn’t make it as overwhelming; it remains a white floral, fresher and more wearable. It’s not as sweet as Angel nor as strange as Womanity. A precious choice for warm weather. Its opening with bergamot, tea, and citrus makes it green, clean, and fresh. Neroli alongside tiare makes it exotic and a very soft floral. Cashmere and amber in the base make it sweet and woody. Vanilla and musk add a sensual touch. A soft, delicate, cheerful, very feminine, warm, and less intrusive scent than the original. For those who think Mugler is great but still don’t understand everything and want something more normal within its essence. Elegant and versatile. Its trail and longevity on me aren’t as bad as people say; it’s an EDT and it lasts longer than other EDPs. I include it in my “yellow” perfumes, like Loco by Loewe, Donna by Trussardi, Paradiso by Cavalli, Goldea by Bulgari, or Vanitas by Versace. They all share a base: citrus, white florals, and base notes of musk, amber, or vanilla. The bottle is gorgeous and more ergonomic than the original Alien. Frosted, transparent, and faceted crystal, it looks like a sculpted diamond revealing the soft contents inside. Brilliant and full of light. Plus, it’s refillable. The downside is that I can’t find other Aliens like Gold Shimmer, Luminescente, or Essence Absolue in physical stores, so buying blind is risky. I’d love to try them all. I’ll have to expand my search radius. For now, I’m sticking with this one to start using it.
It’s a very good fragrance; the opening is sparkling, and soon the tiare flower feels soft and pleasant with an exceptional citrus touch. The quality of the amber and cashmere wood gives it that creamy note that makes it a delight. It will easily please many people. It’s a shame it doesn’t last at all; I was disappointed by the sillage and longevity, expecting more from TM. It’s a pity because it really smells good.
I know this designer’s fragrances well, and I fall in love with them more and more; this one is no exception. It smells incredible—floral and fresh. It’s a pity it’s an EDT that doesn’t last, unlike Angel EDT, which, though delicious, is too invasive for me and I only wear it in winter. Maybe among its older siblings, Alien Eau Extraordinaire is the most wearable. However, my love for Alien and Womanity remains superior.
I wanted it so badly; I love Thierry Mugler perfumes, I own several, but this was my dream. What a sad reality: it lasts very little. In my case, at most three hours. Even though it’s an EDT, I expected better longevity for the price. It’s delicious, there’s no doubt about that, but personally, I hate having to carry it in my bag and reapply every three hours. It’s the first from the brand that truly disappointed me.
Tea and lemon, tiaré with orange blossom and the warmth of ylang-ylang, plus sandalwood and musk… everything so luminous, softly solar and airy. This makes Alien an ethereal and magical fragrance, one of the best versions of this violet creature. Here, the color was removed to reveal its amber and radiant essence, a warm and refined manifestation you’ll want to wear.
I tried it today at a perfume store; the presentation is gorgeous. It has the DNA of the original but softened and sparkling with citrus notes. I found it pleasant, though not enough to buy. I think it’s ideal for daily use in the heat, especially in the morning, for the office or daytime events. It’s discreet, sophisticated, and easy to wear, highly recommended if the original feels too heavy for you.
Discontinued in early 2018. It’s a much subtler and more citrusy version of Alien that didn’t quite take off. On my skin, the trail is almost non-existent, and it reminds me of Limon’s Sugus. I’d only wear it in summer.
I bought it years ago when I was 25 and gave it chances as I aged, but I can’t handle it anymore. If you have a developed sense of smell, it comes off as very intrusive, even to yourself. It lasts forever, which is great for those who like it, but I just can’t appreciate its olfactory pyramid. It smells good, it’s not terrible, but I wouldn’t wear it to work or in enclosed spaces.
Pure summer. Even though I’m not usually a fan of citrus, I love this so much that I’ve already repurchased it. It’s very fresh but not cold; it has that warmth and that je ne sais quoi of all the Alien scents. What a pity they stopped making it.
I picked it up by chance during the summer sale. I thought it would be like the EDT, but it was a surprise: at first, it reminded me of an old perfume, YSL’s Cinema. On my skin, the wood, amber, and musk really stand out. I’m not regretting the purchase.
I had to gift it away. It smells like very intense orange blossom water.
I prefer a citrus-floral blend over something too defined; to me, it smells like both at once. Fresh and ideal for spring and summer, it lasts about six hours. It’s a nice fragrance, but nothing shook my senses like I usually expect from this brand.
Soft citrus notes at first, but what really wins me over is the dry-down: sweet and unobtrusive. A beautiful scent that becomes almost invisible until suddenly that sweet touch hits you. If you tested it blind, you’d never suspect it’s by Mugler.
I love it, too bad it doesn’t last anything at all.
I’m a devotee of floral citrus, so trying a Mugler in summer was a challenge, but it surprised me. Its citrus opening with a faint tea and neroli gives freshness, then the flowers emerge, and finally a beautiful amber with sandalwood. In its dry-down, it reminds me of CH Léau, the previous one with the pink bottle. It’s a lovely, elegant, and discreet floral citrus; it makes me imagine the bottle in a room facing a tropical garden, on bronzed skin with a pendant matching the bottle. Why don’t they make a collection of pendants with their bottles? Can you imagine wearing a mini bottle of Aura or Alien hanging around? The only downside is the duration: walking in the sun today, it lasted 4 hours, very little for a Mugler.
I came looking for fragrances with tiaré at the heart. It’s curious that my favorites are discontinued versions… well. I’ve received dozens of compliments for wearing this Mugler masterpiece; on me, it lasts forever. Sometimes it’s even overwhelming in spring/summer. The opening and heart are delicious, but as with any Mugler, after a few hours the amber intensity takes over. Don’t look for the darkness of Alien, Aura, or Angel Muse here. This is sparkling, and the top notes elevate the spirit. It’s luminous, extra-feminine, and very versatile, covering many occasions. I agree with those who compare it to Donna by Trussardi, a perfume I also adore; there’s something familiar between them, probably their ‘yellow’ touch. A magnificent, zero-mass-produced Mugler work; I keep a full bottle like it’s a treasure. I love their designs and know I’ll still love this timeless, trend-free perfume in ten years.
For me, this is the summer version of Alien, more wearable than the original, which is much more nocturnal. A gorgeous citrus and woody combination; I don’t smell the flowers much. It’s currently discontinued, which is a real pity.
This perfume has nothing to do with the original. Here, synthetic lemon and bergamot hesperides dominate, mixed with a tropical tiaré and white musk aroma that, on my nose, comes off as acidic. Ideal for spring and hot summers, it lacks seduction for dates. It goes well with light blouses or t-shirts and jeans. For work, it’s wearable if it’s informal and on a young, dynamic woman. The bottle is gorgeous (in my opinion, it’s worth more than the perfume) and the performance is moderate. Longevity is acceptable for a Mugler, with a soft but perceptible trail almost right up against the skin. It’s luminous, feminine, and has a tropical spirit. Ropion highlighted the tiaré flower, which indeed shines throughout.
In the dry-down, you can feel the DNA of the original, but at first it doesn’t seem related. I haven’t tested the original Alien yet to compare, but in the dry-down it reminds me of it a lot; I love it. Too bad it doesn’t last long, like almost all citrus scents.
I love every Mugler scent; I had to have this summer Alien flanker, and it is indeed delicious. At first, you feel a soft bergamot with citrus nuances, then the flowers like tiaré and Ylang Ylang appear, and after 3 hours, the amber with sandalwood. The only thing I didn’t like is the short duration, barely 4 hours on skin. Although I wouldn’t mind reapplying because the scent is so beautiful.
It lasts very little on me, about 4 hours, and then I have to reapply, but it’s a delight. I love Alien and citrus, and this is a perfect, masterful combination. The opening is very citrusy, but after applying, you notice that characteristic note of the original Alien. At first I thought, ‘What does this have to do with Alien? It doesn’t look like anything,’ but after a couple of hours, I felt and remembered that it’s an exquisite flanker of the magnificent Alien.
The opening doesn’t smell like Alien at all: it’s an explosion of sweet, creamy bergamot with green tea and vanilla. As it settles, it becomes creamier and the tiaré subtly emerges, evoking a garden of white flowers with cold tea and lemon. In the dry-down, it turns oriental, approaching the original without losing the neroli’s citrus touch; amber and cashmere stand out. It projects well for the first two hours (less than the original EdP) and then leaves a subtle trail with bursts. Lasts about 9 hours on skin and days on clothes. It’s feminine, suitable for all seasons and times of day. Although it smells like lemon, it’s not astringent but cozy and soft; I don’t recall another citrus like this. It’s luminous and versatile, though perhaps not for the office or extreme heat due to its projection. After forgetting about it, I tried it again and remembered how beautiful it is (my partner adores it too), so it’s staying with me. It’s solid and deserves a spot in any wardrobe. Pleasant: 8/10 Interesting: 8/10 Versatile: 7/10 Original: 8/10
This perfume’s opening has nothing alien about it. It’s an explosion of sweet, creamy bergamot with green tea and vanilla. As it settles, it becomes creamier, and the tiaré appears very subtly. It makes me think of a white flower garden enjoying cold tea with a hint of lemon; if that image had a scent, it would be this. As it dries down, it turns oriental, getting closer to the original without losing the citrus touch thanks to the neroli, which I notice at the end: amber and cashmere stand out. Projection is good for the first two hours, without reaching the nuclear level of the EDP, then drops to a subtle cloud that releases bursts occasionally. It lasts about 9 hours on skin and days on clothes. It’s decidedly feminine, suitable for all seasons, day and night. Although it smells like lemon, it’s not astringent but cozy, creamy, and soft; I don’t recall another citrus achieving this. Due to its luminosity, it’s very versatile, though maybe not for the office or extreme heat, as it projects quite a bit and isn’t a light citrus. I hadn’t used it in a while and thought about switching, but I put it on today and remembered how nice it smells (and my partner loves it too), so it’ll stay with me longer. It doesn’t fully enchant me, but it’s one of those solid perfumes that deserve a spot in the wardrobe. Pleasant: 8/10, Interesting: 8/10, Versatile: 7/10, Original: 8/10.
Smelled completely different from the current version, with incredible trail and longevity. It was my favorite; what a shame they no longer sell it.