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Sweetgrass
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8
Extraterrestrial, definitely!
I haven't reviewed this one yet? What a shame! It is one of the few full bottles I own and my most worn perfume along with its flankers. Mugler fragrances aren't that popular in Finland and kind of hard to find for mainstream frags, but worth the search: all of them have something unique and interesting about them, even the ones I don't like.
The opening is nothing like anything I've smelled before, which was one of its best selling points for me. I go for the bold and daring, and the jasmine cloud is like a projection of assertive, self-assured femininity. What's better is that it isn't cloying or too carnal, unlike many other jasmine and white floral fragrances I've tried, but rather glowing and radiant. The drydown, for me, is less interesting, and alas the woods turn acidic on my skin before mellowing down to soothing amber. I have resolved this by spraying my hair and clothes rather than my skin.
For such a simple composition it has a lot of power and complexity. I can see why it is so polarizing, though: it's very dominant, projects like a teleport beam, lasts forever on clothing and several hours on my skin (seems to be another common trait for all Mugler fragrances I've tried). I keep my bottle on my bedside table, along with Coromandel. Extra points to Mugler for the refillable bottle!
The opening is nothing like anything I've smelled before, which was one of its best selling points for me. I go for the bold and daring, and the jasmine cloud is like a projection of assertive, self-assured femininity. What's better is that it isn't cloying or too carnal, unlike many other jasmine and white floral fragrances I've tried, but rather glowing and radiant. The drydown, for me, is less interesting, and alas the woods turn acidic on my skin before mellowing down to soothing amber. I have resolved this by spraying my hair and clothes rather than my skin.
For such a simple composition it has a lot of power and complexity. I can see why it is so polarizing, though: it's very dominant, projects like a teleport beam, lasts forever on clothing and several hours on my skin (seems to be another common trait for all Mugler fragrances I've tried). I keep my bottle on my bedside table, along with Coromandel. Extra points to Mugler for the refillable bottle!
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