Top Notes 
Red berries
Grapefruit
Heart Notes 
Hazelnut cream
Base Notes 
Patchouli
Vetiver
Rickbr
190 Reviews
Rickbr
Very helpful Review
Grown-up Angel
It is interesting to observe how the Lancome fragrance La Vie Est Belle managed to become a resounding sales success without doing anything revolutionary, but daring to raise the volume of the of the sugary aroma of Ethyl Maltol molecule to levels not previously used. The fact is that this would not have been possible if not in 1992 the designer Thierry Mugler had bet on a creation that in the tests of olfactory panels with users showed a greater rejection of fragrance when it was tested blindly. Twenty-four years later we see that the designer really was right to invest in gourmands, which has maintained its popularity over time. La Vie Est Belle somehow benefits from the history of Angel and Thierry Mugler now benefits from the huge success of the perfume L'Oreal to launch another star in Angel universe.
Although Angel Muse is being classified from the point of view of marketing as a star orbiting around the traditional Angel, I see it more as a more mature and adult version of the original idea, something that plays with an idea of ??nuts, as similar as in La Vie Est Belle, but with more balanced elements and investing less in the floral part. We have here the juicy citrus aspect in opening and an average volume of sugar, honey and cotton candy aroma. It is followed by a slightly powdery aroma and the hazelnut aroma promised in the description. As time goes on it is that we see a little more woodsy look that the brand promises as an innovation. However, it's not ultra woody, but a construction of an accord that suggests nuances of vetiver root amid a balanced base of patchouli, vanilla and musk.
Certainly the brand is using a marketing closer to young people with the idea of ??#hatetolove hashtag, for there is nothing you can hate here - after all, after 24 years the gourmands have shown that there are more people who love them than those who hate them. I would say that Angel Muse is more #lovetolove or even #easytolove with a gourmand olfactory profile not too cloying and even very close to the unisex. Who uses perfumes as Amen and Blue Sugar certainly has great chances like this one here.
Although Angel Muse is being classified from the point of view of marketing as a star orbiting around the traditional Angel, I see it more as a more mature and adult version of the original idea, something that plays with an idea of ??nuts, as similar as in La Vie Est Belle, but with more balanced elements and investing less in the floral part. We have here the juicy citrus aspect in opening and an average volume of sugar, honey and cotton candy aroma. It is followed by a slightly powdery aroma and the hazelnut aroma promised in the description. As time goes on it is that we see a little more woodsy look that the brand promises as an innovation. However, it's not ultra woody, but a construction of an accord that suggests nuances of vetiver root amid a balanced base of patchouli, vanilla and musk.
Certainly the brand is using a marketing closer to young people with the idea of ??#hatetolove hashtag, for there is nothing you can hate here - after all, after 24 years the gourmands have shown that there are more people who love them than those who hate them. I would say that Angel Muse is more #lovetolove or even #easytolove with a gourmand olfactory profile not too cloying and even very close to the unisex. Who uses perfumes as Amen and Blue Sugar certainly has great chances like this one here.
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