Angelrose

Full of anticipation this week we stormed into the perfumery to smell Mugler's new pink "Träumchen" :-) So spray march ....

First I noticed a slightly sour, artificial raspberry - the lychee note slightly in the background. First comment from me on the salesgirl - "I hate it...". Ok - don't give up immediately, I said to myself and after a short chat with the dear perfumer I smelled again. Now the rose was easily noticeable and I thought to myself - "Is this a joke? So this is a Muggle when he's been eaten by the big monster L before?"

Sorry for my negative words but if there is nothing positive to say - what should I do? :-( This scent is really not worth to be called a Mugler anymore. It is so generic and interchangeable - undemanding and deliberately "mass marketable" that the bars bend. Every trace of uniqueness and individuality, which could be found in the old "real" Mugler fragrances, is unfortunately sought in vain :-( Also missing is the typical Angel Gourmond character

After I ran to my car in rage and scolding and smelled the test strip again, a slight woody note came through. I thought to myself - "Ah that makes the scent REALLY unique of course now!".

I am simply disappointed and will treat all my beloved, genuine Mugler fragrances from back then like true treasures and enjoy them. I should have foreseen the demise of the Mugler era back when the great Angel EdT was replaced by the new EdT...

And finally: If the big monster L should get any stupid ideas and change my beloved signature fragrance Angel EdP and tamper with it - then I'm really going to hit the wall.

That's it now - kiss to all ;-)