Alien Eau de Toilette

I am an ALIEN obsessive. An obsessee. This is ALIEN with Sprite/7up/lemonade and fresh ginger in the opening. This is ALIEN without the dry tonka and with less of the cedar. This is a softer, lighter, brighter, fresher, more dewy, more casual and easygoing version of ALIEN. But it is still distinctly ALIEN. I generally don't go in for eau de toilette versions of my favorite eau de parfum fragrances. I never really see the point in them. But there are exceptions, especially when the main, original version of the fragrance is so potent and unique a scent as ALIEN. An ALIEN EDT could have gone badly wrong. It had the potential to really suck. It could have smelled just like a fake, copycat version of ALIEN, but it doesn't. ALIEN EDT is a scent all its own, with the juicy, syrupy jasmine of the original remaining in tact and the amber softened. I find this very easy to wear, any time, any place. Side by side, hand in hand with my beloved ALIEN. A TRUE eau de toilette. When I sprayed this today my male best friend got the craving to wear ALIEN himself and our brief discussion on this matter lead to the conclusion that the eau de toilette version is perhaps less unisex than the original edp. Something to bear in mind? The EDT may be construed as a more feminine version of ALIEN, therefore perhaps better suited to those who have found the original ALIEN too heady, deep and bold? I LOOOOOVE ALIEN. 💜 (Quick note - have found that spraying this on top of ALIEN EDP after a day's wear makes for a perfect refresher of the jasmine note, when I'm fatigued by it in the original and can no longer smell it, this amps it up a notch or twenty!) Note to reader - my review is based on the old formula of this. The CURRENT FORMULA is far weaker, more one dimensional, really does smell like a dreaded copycat of itself. Exactly what I feared the original EDT might smell like... but the original formulation of the EDT is amazing, while this current reform, though pleasant, lacks heart. Or ought I to say it lacks BASE? It just isn't nearly as good. There's a touch of something plastic in the current version, rubbery? Gasoline? Candle wax? The jasmine actually smells not dissimilar to some used in Lush's Lust. I never saw a link between Alien and Lust before. Such a shame it lacks the complexity and richness of the original EDT, still enjoyable mind you, just lacking.

I became obsessed with trying this perfume. You know how that happens? Something snags your attention, a bottle, a review, a trail of scent in the air. So finally I got a bottle of the EDT. (I've never tried the EDP.) Truthfully at first, I was like, "Why would someone want to wear something named ALIEN??" Kind of how I outright object to anything that has the word "juicy" in it. But now I find there is something compelling about the whole thing, and I adore the little 1 ounce Alien that houses the juice. Tho the blond ethreal models are the antithesis of myself, who is all shades of dark colors. I actually find this to be a simple fragrance, and the whole 'purple' concept is so stamped in my mind that ALIEN EDT reminds me of rich purple flowers, rather than heady sweet white flowers. ALIEN is mostly a rich floral, with a hint of amber underneath and a bit of orange in the top notes. The only wood notes I detect are those of the abstract variety. Two sprays is enough to last for hours, and the sillage is pretty good. Actually I wore this to work the other day (which I won't do again--this is a bit too much to wear to a workplace like mine) and myself and a coworker were taking xrays on a shih tzu. I was holding the dog, and she remarked, "You know this dog's feet never touch the ground, because he just smells like fancy people hold him all day. He smells like rich perfume." I just smiled, and didn't suggest that it was probably me that was wearing the 'rich perfume.' But it was a nice comment noneless. So, Alient EDT--good enough for shih tzus held by rich, fancy people.

Hmmm...Ok..it's time I give this one a proper and thorough review after some time of not wearing it.Which I wore just quite recent. This to me,on the initial spray,smells like what the EDP smells like after a couple hours wear.The Dry down of the EDP basically.But with a hint of something citrusy that is not lemon.Imagine a orange flavoured gummy candy plus a powdery scent.I smelled the powderiness of it in powder form before but can't recall which. I love to use it more like a casual scent.Lunch or dates with the sun still up.Much better under the warm weather I guess. And this doesn't have the mysterious vibe of the EDP.It doesn't have the subtle indolic note which made me love jasmine too.It's a citrusy-powdery white floral.A confectionary sugar dusted on an orange flavoured turkish delight with "A white floral".A cleaner jasmine per se. If the EDP is a perfume that draws in mystery,provokes the dark night with an ethereal and holy vibe but has a devilish-innate core,then the EDT is basically Alien in a good mood where she's just chill but still a succubus but acts like a doe and vixen at the same time.She's just there,being Alien in a good mood,brightening up the place and blending in(which she fails to do) but still manages to stand out. Longevity is good but not as good as the EDP and sillage is about an arms length or close to skin.Lucky enough if the wind blows up whiffs to people around you.Stays quite good on clothes too. Final verdict: This is Alien going out in the day and trying to lay low and have less exposure.

I bought the EDT after falling in love with the EDP version, but I wanted something with a softer sillage to use every day at work (I have a very sensitive sense of smell and I NEVER stopped smelling the EDP until I showered, even if I only sprayed once on my wrist. It even gave me headaches when I wore it in closed places with heating). The first time I tried the EDT I thought this Alien was from a completely different planet, as the initial jasmine-woody notes that had made me fall for the EDP were completely replaced by sweet, citrusy notes. After about 5 mins the jasmine starts to pop, and after an hour it dominates the composition. Sometimes I get a whiff that smells like grape candy, but it's not disturbing to me and quickly fades. After 4h or so the woody-amber notes appear, and I've noticed that I can still smell them the next morning. The sillage is strong, mainly smelling like the top or middle notes, but it's not as nuclear as the EDP. I have to spray it on my chest and use a woolen sweater to keep it discrete to work. After a week of consistently wearing it, I can say that I enjoy it, but it doesn't have the "I'm an Alien from planet Amazon, here I come, step away or be abducted" effect the EDP has on me. Its more like the Alien is on a girls' night out having a laugh and some wine in a nice bar, but she can't help being an enticing Alien at its core. 9/10

I have loved Alien for many years, but it was actually the EdT that I started wearing first. It took me some time to grow into the EdP given the phenomenal performance it had back then, and once I did the EdT got less and less of my attention. I still have that first bottle which has obviously macerated but never turned. I am wearing it for the first time in a long while and this reaquaintance has given me almost a second chance at a first impression. The opening is already a little different from the EdP. The kinship is immediately clear, unlike with many contemporary offerings which reinterpret the DNA completely (Burberry Her comes to mind), but I feel that the EdT is a version of Alien that exposes the construction of the EdP. It opens with a beautiful, juicy and fresh jasmine note (think of a sweet but crisp green apple), and this aspect remains throughout, but becomes more transparent, revealing neroli or perhaps petitgrain and vetiver in the drydown. I feel like the amber isn't really there as much. So at the end of its development (on the skin, not on clothes where it smells much like it does out of the bottle) it feels fresh, woody and impeccably clean, reminding me of the classic mugler cologne (original DNA). It's similar enough to the Alien EdP, but different in delightful ways. On me this probably received more compliments than the EdP has.

1st perfume purchase and 1st perfume review here! As a 22 year-old who just entered the working world, I needed a fragrance that was youthful but not immature, light enough for our hot Summer coming up, and was office-appropriate. After smelling 100+ perfumes and testing 20+ on my skin, I chose this beauty, even though I smelt and fell in love with the EDP first (but don't worry I purchased that too for the evening... and the Flora Futura ;)) The strange thing is that I was first put off by the entire sound and look of the Thierry Mugler range, but now I'm obsessed with the unique packaging and proudly display them on my vanity. Something about this concoction just grabbed me - Alien EDT is so pleasant/agreeable that I can't imagine someone wrinkling their nose at this, but it's so unique at the same time (just like the bottle it's housed in!) It's nothing like all the boring, powdery florals you'll find littering Chloe and Ellie Saab counters.This is the Eau de Parfum's fresher, more citrusy younger sister, appropriate for day-time and office-wear yet still complex and seductive. Edit: Sprayed this at 7AM for work, and towards 7PM I was still catching whiffs of this warm jasmine! Now that's remarkable for longevity for an EDT; definitely worth the money.

Love,love,love! I already have Angel Innocent as one of my favorite fall/winter perfumes, but wanted to find one from the Thierry Mugler line that I also could use during the summer. I received a sample, Alien Edp, but felt it was somewhat too heavy/strong for my taste. After reading some of the reviews, I decided to order the Edt and I'm so glad I did. Yes, it is very similar to Alien Edp, but in my opinion so even nicer: much softer but still beautiful. I love the Jasmine, that is a little lighter than in the Edp. The drydown is nothing but wonderful: very feminine, a little bit dry/woody and even more soft/sweet and "ambery". If I have to find something that is not PERFECT, I'd have to say that the Edp has better lasting power, but that is often to be expected from an Edp. I have only had this INCREDIBLE perfume for one single day, but I am truly impressed. Reading the positive reviews, made me have high expectations. Granted, the Edp version is strong and beautiful and does demand attention, but the Edt deserves equal credit i think. Dressed up, ready for a party, I would just spritz a little more generously. Yes, I have found another favorite. I am very pleased and if nothing else, I smell really,really great!!:)

I love it the EDT as much as I love the EDP version of Alien.This citrusy,lighter version is much preferable to be worn in the warmer temperatures and won't suffocate people in and around your perimeter. I'm sniffing this side by side with the Edp and Edt.And this one smells happier to me and the dusty indolic jasmine becomes a lot more dustier and airier and I like it.The mothball feel from the edp is little to none in this one and dissipates within a few minutes and you are left with a lovely white floral with the warmth of amber.And it's like the Alien EDP on your skin after hours of hectic work and you still can get soft whiffs of it. Buuuuuut I feel a lot powerful and invinsible wearing the EDP despise being a teen.I can wear the Edp casually and walk pass by people without giving a damn. Performance-wise:Good Sillage and Longevity but I bet this won't project much like the perfume version and just spray it a bit on your hair to add to the performance.

I tried the eau de parfum version of Alien and quite liked it, but nog enough to actually buy it. It was too heavy, strong and warm. I was surprised to discover that the eau de toilette version is so different and actually perfect for my taste. I love citrussy, white flower blends with warm base notes, especially if there's a strong jasmine in it - so this one fits right in! It has quite a zesty feel to it especially at the start, which is balanced by the flowernotes and soft base. But the zest is what keeps it smelling fresh and upbeat, light, without it becoming boring or standard. It then softens more into the flowers, amber and cashmere. Love it! Also it reminds me quite a bit of another scent I own: Sublime Blossom, by Miller Harris. That one has more yellow flower notes in it, so it's sunnier. But it definitely reminds. And reminds also slightly of Glam Jasmine by Michael Kors, even though that was much more singular scent.

I have been stalking the Mugler counters for the past couple of weeks trying on Alien. The first time I was instantly amazed and slightly blown away by its powerful impact that - I'm not going to lie - needed a bit of getting used to. The second time I tried it on, it was all bliss. A wonderful, gorgeous scent and I felt quite baffled that it seemed like a friendlier version of the scent I'd tried the last time. So I went back to the shop, and sure enough, it was the Edt I'd sampled on the second occasion. Now, don't get my wrong, I love both of them, but the Edt is more wearable and a 'safer' choice. I do find them similar, so they're obviously related, but I wouldn't say the Edt is Alien Light. It has its own right and it's a beautiful, well-rounded creamy scent that lasts and lasts. I wish more Eau de Toilettes were like this one. Sillage and longevity is remarkable.

Alien EDT vs EDP: If Alien EDP is a radiant sun, EDT is a glowing moon. EDT is more of a silvery-cool scent, rather than the warm gold of the EDP. Both are centered on the distinctive, otherworldly Alien jasmine. You know it when you smell it; it's completely different than other jasmines encountered in other perfumes. EDP and EDT diverge in their temperature. EDP is very warm, with fat swirls of thick ambery cashmeran and denser layers of even more jasmine. EDT sticks close to the sparkling weightlessness of the jasmine and accentuates it with icy white musk and chilled orange. When I take a deep inhalation, it feels the same way cold high altitude air does. There is a hint of the original amber-cashmeran here, but it is more of a thin white amber than the heady variety the EDP contains. The citrus eventually dissipates, but the crisp musk remains.

The EDP is the rebellious older child. Unapologetic and loud, she knows what she wants and she goes for it. She can intimidate the hell out of people with only a look. She's polarizing, tempestuous, and indomitable. Whether you love her or hate her, you always notice when she walks in the room. But the EDT is her likable younger sister. They're close enough that some of that rebelliousness rubbed off on her, and she can be just as intimidating and fierce as her sister, but on the whole, she's friendlier. More cheerful. Both confident, both assertive, both outgoing and spontaneous and unbridled. But while EDP might use intimidation or brute force to get her way, EDT can be more subtle. EDP is seductive and mysterious, while EDT is flirtatious and playful. It's hard to figure out which one I like more.

I can’t believe I’ve never done a review for this! Alien edt has been my signature since it was released. I fell in love with the uniqueness of the edp but I also found it strong and heady. The edt is suitable for all weather imo which is what I want from a perfume..to be able to wear it all year round. It also ticks the huge box for me which is longevity and projection..imo it’s amazing for an edt! It performs better than some recent expensive edp’s! I get beautiful whiffs of this addicting scent for around 9-10 hours on me without a re spray! I can’t believe it’s been around since 2009 because to me it’s still got a modern feel too it and it will always be my signature. If they ever discontinued it I would be devastated 😭

I LOVE Alien EDP and many of the pre-Loreal flankers, but unfortunately, the EDP triggers my headaches. However, I'm truly happy to say that not only is the EDT is much more forgiving, it's also a true stunner in its own right. The biggest difference is the slight citrus opening (which fades quickly), a softer amber, and its enveloping powdery, musky quality, which I absolutely love. I also find the EDT to be warmer and more inviting. I feel so beautiful, alluring, and feminine when I wear this, and my husband really likes it too. Longevity on the skin isn't the best, but it lasts ages on clothes. It is disappointing that Alien EDP doesn't work for me, but if it had, I probably wouldn't have discovered this beauty.

I has always been intrigued by the original Alien, every time I went to a perfume shop, I would smell it. But I always decided against buying it because it's pretty much unwearable for me. Now I'm even happier to have the EdT in my collection. The citrus in the opening smells very realistic to me, not overly sharp. And then the Alien jasmine comes through and it's just so beautiful. It's still quite a strong scent with great longevity but to me, it's more delicate and sophisticated but likeable at the same time. The drydown is almost creamy on me. Overall, this is a great perfume, especially if you love white florals. If you like the EdP but it's too much for you, definitely check out this beautiful flanker :)

Finally received my pre-ordered one! Alien goddess is a totally new fragrance including bergamot essence, jasmine, bourbon vanilla and Cashmere. But wait, coconut essence is also there too on the top notes. One thing that resembles the original alien fragrance launched in 2005 is the shape of bottle; otherwise the essence is totally different this time. This is very creamy, soft and powdery vanilla scent. Upon initial spray I got the coconut water essence along with floral notes, then vanilla softness kind of. I felt it overall pleasant, generic and light scent that would make a good summer fragrance to wear in day time mostly.

I am a big fan of the OG Alien EDP, so it's no wonder that EDT completely stole my heart. This citrusy white floral powerhouse lasts for hours and works soooo well with my skin chemistry. Oftentimes I could smell it even after I'd shower, when its ambery base would develop into something beautifully sweet. Despite its strength, somehow this is one of those fragrances that never gave me a headache. Once I spray it, it is there all day, but still easygoing and fresh enough not to become overbearing. Truly a beautiful interpretation of the original scent, outstadingly elegant and feminine.

I love edp but bought edt. It was a blind buy. It’s a kind of Alien that you can wear in a warmer wheather. Today it was 26 degree. I sprayed several times. In the car asked family is it ok. They said that I smell good. They didn't complain about over spraying. This would not have been possible with the edp. Since I'm 40, I'm not happy with my perfume spreading around too much. I don't want to be bothered by anyone's perfume, I don't want to bother anyone. That's why I like the edt. Still I need to try it in winter. ❄️ It’s too soapy in the winter. So I prefer wearing warmer seasons.

Alien is one of the most beautiful fragrances I have ever smelled. It is absolutely divine. I have had the edp on and of for years. Bought edt and i have to say they have the same DNA. Edp last longer and dont have the top notes, but otherwise the same. Its warm and cold at the same time. Today i smelled it for the first time in five years, honestly started crying. Its that lovely! Longevity more than 6 h. Sillage almost fills a room for the first couple of hours of wear. I hope it never discontinues. The flacon is breathtaking for sure. And Its my favorite colour. LOVE.

I'm telling it straight....this is a non-migraine and non nausea inducing Alien. It's Alien, diluted. It feels cool, refreshing and watery thanks to the citrusy top notes. The Daytime Alien. The 'second chance' Alien. Best for spring and summer. The only drawbacks are that it does not last long on my skin, about 2 hours and projection is intimate also after 2 hours. Multiple top-ups are required throughout the day. Also can be hard to find, at least in my area. If you never own a bottle of the original EDP you can give this one a try for you to test the waters