Angel Muse Eau de Toilette

16 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• weraevaelena

  January 17, 2019

  

  Angel Muse EDT smells almost identical to the EDP, featuring that signature vetiver as the star, but the passionfruit notes add a joyful twist. It’s fruity, yet not tropical; for me, the vetiver and chocolate keep it perfect for cold weather. Since I prefer soft scents and the EDP overwhelms me, this version has won me over for being more wearable and feminine. The longevity is solid at 8 to 10 hours and never fails.

• glor1409

  May 1, 2020

  

  I WANT THIS PERFUME

• CheriDemeter

  August 4, 2020

  

  It starts off fruity with lots of passionfruit, tangerine, and lemon, giving it a slightly acidic touch, but within seconds it gains sweetness and that acidity fades. I feel it resembles the EDP quite a bit, just lighter and fresher. It feels potent, yet not heavy or overwhelming; gradually, the vetiver emerges, and by the 5-6 hour mark, what remains on my skin is chocolate. I like it quite a bit, especially because it’s different from my other perfumes—it’s fun and cozy. The longevity is good, though in the last few hours, starting from the sixth, it sits close to the skin. The sillage is wide at the beginning, and the bottle is very pretty.

• CheriDemeter

  August 6, 2020

  

  It starts well with lots of passion fruit, mandarin, and lemon, making it slightly acidic; after a few seconds, it gains sweetness and the acidity drops. I feel it resembles the EDP quite a bit, just a bit lighter and fresher. I feel it’s potent, but not heavy or overwhelming; gradually, the vetiver comes out, and around 5-6 hours, what remains on my skin is chocolate. I like it quite a bit, especially because it’s different from the other perfumes I have, it’s fun and cozy. Good longevity, although in the last hours, starting from the sixth, it stays close to the skin. Wide trail in the first hours. The bottle is very beautiful.

• Casablanca77

  September 8, 2020

  

  The Angel Muse EDT is a modern, well-sweet gourmand fragrance with a lovely mentholated part on my skin. I suppose its refreshing opening is due to the patchouli Akigalawood, which looks great and nuances the whole fragrance. It’s not to be overlooked that its opening, for a few minutes, has an excellent passion fruit, very sparkling and fruity. But quickly that mentholated tone and the Nutella sweeten and darken the prodigious vetiver. It has an evolution worthy of Mugler and an opening worthy of Mugler. For its dry-down, it’s a sweet fragrance, but the house’s signature is so clear that I don’t think of it as a flat or boring perfume. It pays homage to its grandfather, Angel EDP, and I’m truly liking it a lot. It seems extremely original and could be a recommendation for anyone looking for a spark. But if tropical fruity openings aren’t your thing, back off; that passion fruit lasts a short while, it’s not artificial, but it stands out. On some skins, the fruit should dominate longer. I recommend trying it and not buying blind. A charming gourmand that shows grit and power worthy of an EDT. What I like most? The sweet menthol throughout its entire life and dry-down.

• Casablanca77

  September 18, 2020

  

  Angel Muse EDT is a modern gourmand, well-sweetened, that on my skin has a beautiful mentholated touch. I believe its fresh opening comes from patchouli and Akigalawood, which balance everything beautifully. At first, an excellent, sparkling, fruity passionfruit stands out, but quickly the menthol from the Akigalawood and the Nutella sweetness darken the vetiver in a prodigious way. It has an evolution worthy of Mugler and a sweet finish that isn’t flat thanks to the house’s signature. It nods to its grandfather, Angel EDP, and I’m loving it immensely. It feels incredibly original, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for some spark. If you don’t like fresh tropical fruit openings, think twice, because that passionfruit doesn’t last long—it’s not artificial, but it’s noticeable. On some skin types, the fruit should last longer, so test it before buying. A delightful gourmand that shows real bite and power worthy of an EDT. The best part is that sweet mentholation throughout its entire dry-down.

• oalbenic

  May 30, 2021

  

  Totally fruity opening; you can feel the passion fruit and blackcurrant, exquisite. Then it moves to a mentholated phase (partly due to the Akigalawood) and finally you sense the Nutella. It seemed excellent to me, an improved and wearable version of the original Angel. Very current and unisex. I recommend it even more for men; the mentholated part is exquisite. Very good longevity, it really masks nearby perfumes.

• oalbenic

  June 22, 2021

  

  The opening is totally fruity; you can taste the passionfruit and blackcurrant, which are exquisite. Then it moves toward a mentholated phase (thanks to Akigalawood) and finally, you feel the Nutella. It seemed excellent to me—a better, more wearable version of the original Angel. Very current and unisex. I’d even recommend it more for men because that mentholated part is exquisite. The longevity is very good and it really masks nearby perfumes.

• Doménica

  August 16, 2021

  

  The first thing I notice upon spraying is the passion fruit, and as time passes, it softens and the sharp lemon appears. A weak note on my skin is the caramel; I don’t think it’s a protagonist. The first time I used it sparingly because of recommendations that if it’s Mugler, it’s potent, but it lasted very little, maybe an hour, and faded away. Then I soaked myself in it, and it lasted longer.

• Neshma

  January 5, 2022

  

  I had Angel by Thierry Mugler back in ’97, and it was my signature for years. Now I bought this Angel Muse EDT blind and was pleasantly surprised, as it reminds me a lot of that old version, especially due to the chocolate note they’ve now borrowed from the updated versions. I have to confess it also reminds me a bit of Calvin Klein’s Obsession in the dry-down, sensing that classic balsamic touch. I’m very happy with this new acquisition, not just for the nostalgia but for that tropical touch in the opening. It seems very original. I didn’t want to let it go before they discontinued it completely.

• Neshma

  January 16, 2022

  

  I’ve been wearing Thierry Mugler’s Angel since ’97, and it was my signature for years. Now, I bought this Angel Muse EDT blindly, and it pleasantly surprised me because it reminds me so much of that old version. Especially the chocolate note, which they’ve brought back to the current Angel releases. I have to admit, it also smells a bit like Calvin Klein’s Obsession in the dry-down, at least on my skin, with that classic balsamic touch. I’m very happy with this new addition, not just for the memories it brings but for that tropical touch in the opening. It feels very original. I didn’t want to let it go before they discontinued it completely.

• Florenciaccg

  June 23, 2022

  

  I really like the opening (about the first 20 minutes), but this perfume has a terrible evolution on me. After that time, I start smelling a disgusting sweaty odor. I’ve tried wearing it a couple of times because the opening sometimes makes me think it won’t happen this time, but NO. It doesn’t matter if I showered right before; I’ve never experienced this with any other perfume, but for me, it’s a resounding NO 🙁

• Florenciaccg

  June 28, 2022

  

  I really like the opening (the first 20 minutes or so), but the evolution on my skin is terrible; afterward, I start smelling a disgusting sweat odor. I’ve tried it a couple of times because the opening sometimes makes me think, ‘This time it won’t happen,’ but NO. It doesn’t matter if I shower right before; this never happened with any other perfume, but for me, it’s a resounding NO 🙁

• ross_perfumes_mid

  September 20, 2022

  

  What a beautiful, delicious, and addictive perfume. To me, it’s a perfect unisex scent: although it’s sweet and chocolatey, the woods keep it in check. I imagine that the Akigalawood and vetiver add that delicious unisex nuance, balancing the sweetness just right. If you’re an extreme gourmand team, I recommend the EDP more, as it leans into chocolatey patchouli—very sensual but scandalous. In contrast, this EDT stays on the dividing line between an elegant perfume with presence and a casual, youthful gourmand.

• LosPerfumesDeJavi

  October 21, 2023

  

  I tried the EDT because the EDP is super intense and I needed something softer. Yes, it smells very similar, but here the passion fruit and cocoa cream dominate, with lots of dark chocolate, mandarin, and patchouli. I like it, but it leaves me a bit cold. The EDP gives too much, and this version gives just a taste of its essence. It’s delicious, very gourmand, and very Mugler, but it lacks some punch. Anyway, I love it, though I won’t buy a bottle. Ideal for spring and autumn.

• Bertu

  January 23, 2024

  

  I loved it!