Betty0714

I once received a sample of "Sterntaler" from Wolkenseifen. Full of curiosity and unsuspecting, I sprayed it on my wrist. What a naive act! A nightmare of headaches. It is piercing and unharmonious.
Of course, it didn't go away so easily...
From my perspective, it smells very strongly like Angel by Thierry Mugler.

At 13, I was actually far too young for such an opulent fragrance, but everything that seemed grown-up always attracted me at that time. Once I took a sniff, I was in love and had that spiritual moment of having found myself. I soon got it. Then it was worn-regardless of the time of day, night, summer, winter, spring, or autumn (today I can hardly imagine such fragrance loyalty). From 13 to 21, it was my scent with which I experienced so incredibly much. It accompanied me through so many moments. It complemented me through my early youth and my chaotic mind. So many things changed constantly, people came and went-but Alien remained the only constant. Back then, I was deeply insecure-like many very young people-but Alien was strong, sexy, confident. This dark purple being knew what she wanted. With her, I felt untouchable. I must have deeply wished to be like her.
In retrospect, I was so incredibly f o r e i g n to myself at that time.
And yes, I had to leave her-or she me-because I developed and was no longer the person I was before... and suddenly it was a fragrance that far too many people owned. My identity was lost... I had to break up with this scent, as hard as it was for me, but we had somehow grown apart...
The fragrance accompanied me through my early youth and complemented me. I received so many compliments for this scent... so many that it’s incredible.
Alien smelled really exotic to me back then. It simply smells confident, profound, seductive, feminine, dominant, and somehow... dark purple. I don’t know if it’s the bottle...
Alien smells like a magically surreal beauty that captivates everyone with her incredible sensual aura.
It is my first great love of fragrance...
When I smell this scent today, I find it-sorry-almost repulsive because I can no longer identify with that self who wore this scent as a support for her character. For me, Alien was a mask that I put on to hide myself underneath or one that was meant to amplify certain traces within me. I don’t know exactly.
Nevertheless, I thank you, Alien, for allowing me to hide behind you and for all the times you conjured confidence in me, but today I no longer need you.

The scent reminds me of a belly dancer dressed in dark pink, in a smoky atmosphere with dim lighting, and with every sensual movement, a gentle fragrance wafts towards me like from another world... It smells sensual, woody, seductively feminine. But one or two sprays are enough! For me, it is the perfect scent for summer evenings. I feel that the fragrance unfolds well on skin in a warm night. During the day, it is simply too much, and I can't imagine it smelling good in blazing sun. In winter, it doesn't reveal its full sensuality on me and smells rather "icy." The warm, smoky-sweet notes just don't develop there. Rituals really creates wonderful fragrances. They are more of a hidden gem. The scent also reminded me of my first great love "Alien" with its woody notes.