Alien Man Fusion

In a totally unexpected way, the truth is that I really like "Alien Man" by Mugler: It was my choice after testing - an afternoon with a lot of time - almost a full perfume shop. Well... This flanker came out without much hype - at least here in Spain -, but when I finally tested it, I was pleasantly surprised. If it doesn't become known, the better for me: I like it! The Scent: "Alien Man Fusion" is exactly the flanker that I expected: A fresher and lighter version which respects the original DNA and most importantly: its identity... But also, it's one that introduces something new and its own. Here are some interesting new nuances, like the soft note of coffee and the fizz of ginger... The result is a strange composition perfectly worthy of being called "Alien", for sure... It is a fact that those people who have described "Alien Man Fusion" as generic, either have a damaged nose or probably don't know the meaning of the word in the dictionary. - Longevity & Projection: Moderate projection with a total longevity of 5-8 hours. - Mood & Occasions: It can be used all year round on any occasion, although it'll stand out more in spring and early fall. Conclusion: The fragrance is really versatile, but it always have that special “Alien” vibe; It's fine for a change or if you like the first one. **UPDATE: I also enjoy the latest proposal in the series - Alien Man Mirage -: It’s better to get those two first - I think -, and if you like the ‘theme” and want a different touch with that coffee note, you can then easily buy this one. Anyway, I don't understand how much some frag-freaks complain about mainstream perfumery when Mugler releases something so daring and different and they let it go unnoticed... Hidden. So when I leave home, I take my spaceship from the garage and fly out over the garden. I see the clouds, I breathe deeply... ... And I enjoy the ride in my old flying saucer.

Many (many, many) moons ago, Bath & Body Works introduced a fragrance line inspired by various vacation destinations: London, Morocco... but my personal favorite was Tokyo Lotus & Apple Blossom. A crisp, bright fruit accord surrounded by creamy woods and rich spices. I used to have it in the shower gel and lotion and, man, was that a mighty mood-lifter. The opening of Alien Man Fusion reminds me so vividly of that smell and, in turn, that feeling. In this era of quarantine and isolation, I acquired a 10ml decant of this unexpected beauty. Just to try it, you know? What else have we got to do in our homes if not sniff new things? If you’ve read my review for the original Alien Man, you already know I disliked that one (to say the least...) But this? While upon my first few wearings, I got mostly the smell of sticking my face in the wooden barrel of cinnamon coffee beans at my local coffee shop, further wearings revealed that softly spiced, milky peach note – and yeah, I was hooked. I was honestly shocked (and elated) to find a coffee-based fragrance that smells so incredible in warm weather, even in the disgusting humidity of Virginia. Let’s attribute that compatibility to the salty undertone. I find myself thinking: Perhaps this is like Diptyque’s Florabellio? Haven’t gotten my nose on that one, but based on notes, there are similarities I’m willing to investigate. So I’ve got this salted coffee note paired with the creamy, spicy peach, and these days I almost wonder why I smell like anything else. Certainly doesn’t hurt that my partner adores it on me. Needless to say, I’ve got a 50ml bottle ready to step in once I’ve drained my decant. Should’ve sprung for the 100ml.

I thought it was too generic at first but then I realized it's actually pretty distinct. It has that similar feel to og alien man, where there's a conventional quality but also has something new/strange. It has "blue men's freshie" notes, but there's also dark coffee, spices, tarry wood+leather, sweetened by osmanthus/lavender, so overall it's pretty unique. The blue eclipse images for the marketing are actually pretty accurate to the scent profile in a way. Blue aromatic notes surrounding a dark coffee heart. I can see why some people don't like the coffee used here because it's pretty dark rather than a more fresh coffee, but I think it gives it a dirty kind of oud feel, which I personally like. There's dirty notes paired with fresh and sweet ones that give it some complexity. The sweet-floral osmanthus gives it a pinch of that original alien indolic androgyny. Pretty strong for an edt, one or two sprays will do. Good daytime coffee scent for temperate to cold weather. Got it super discounted!

Similar experience to Jasonx directly below. The coffee and cinnamon add heaviness but you wouldn't be able to pick out the notes. Just like the original, this belongs in a locker room with other deodorant sprays. It improves on the original with these gourmand facets in place of the herbals (dill). I like it but for a coffee fragrance, I think Ferragamo, Varvatos, and Hugo boss do it better at a similar price. The Muglers are better performers though. Probably some of my strongest colognes a Fusion is the same. Going on 10 hours and it's still noticeable. I think this would be a great scent for guys in their late teens and early twenties. It's a fun one!

I have over 250 designer fragrances and this is my First in the Alien line. I totally agree with many of the reviews here and I have to admit I do like it. Projection it slightly above average and the Silage is about 5-6 hours. It becames a skin scent after 4 hours though. I've got travel spray bottles which you will need if your out all day. Smells really good so a 7.5 is a fair rating👍!

So good and unique. Don’t recognize any of the mentioned ingredients but still outstanding. Find this better than the first version of the flanker. Could easily be unisex. The spray mechanism makes this stuff last ages!!

Such a great scent! It’s a shame that the original release of Alien Man and the fact it caused so much divide has ultimately led to other products in the range being overlooked - people are missing out on this.

Surprisingly good! I like the coffee note, not a lot of designer fragrances put it right at the forefront of the perfume (thinking about non-gourmands), this really works well with the Osmanthus.

I've never owned any full bottles of Mugler fragrances. Only samples/decants. (So far) This one came as a gift. I used two sprays and found it from the opening notes to be really nice. I wasn't sure what to expect from the reviews here. I almost expected to hate it. Not at all. To me, it's a nice, well-rounded fragrance. Not overly heavy (far from nuclear) and not too light. I think this one is just right how its balanced. Sillage for me - about 3-4 feet. Longevity 6+ hours. The ginger and cinnamon top notes fade after too long and what I'm smelling on the dry down is a nicely blended coffee, leather and beech with some other note that I can't quite put my finger on and don't see in the pyramid. This would easily be unisex. Not overly one or the other. Men and women should be able to wear and appreciate this one. I don't think anyone would find this offensive. I was pleasantly surprised with this one. Will definitely consider purchasing a full bottle of. The reviews almost kept me away from trying this. Glad I didn't! This one could easily be worn for any occasion, in any season. Day or night. This would be a very versatile fragrance and bring lots of mileage with how many ways it can be worn. Dressed up or down, office, casual, date. Again, It's well-rounded. I don't think you can go wrong with Alien Man Fusion. Would I buy it in a full bottle? Yes. Would I recommend a blind buy? Sure, If you like the notes in the pyramid. If you have other bottles of Mugler and are a cologne snob or overly picky, smell it first.

Do you know what? I'm not going to slate this. I thought it was quite nice and that's shocking considering the state of Mugler releases of late. Many people have said that it's because of Manfred himself no longer having ANY creative input whatsoever. I know he'd had a foot out of the door for a long time but this is well and truly a Clarins brand now. Not that this fact and the single word rebrand, should make all that much difference but in actual fact they've made this Alien Man flanker have more of the unique, heavy texture that the old Thierry Mugler stuff was known for. I mean it's not groundbreaking, the notes are barely discernible but not necessarily in a bad, chemical soup sort of way. I got a slightly warm cashmere/powdered/suede feel from the drydown and an opening that had me pleasantly surprised, because I feel I have to mention how appalling the first Alien was. I mean what a load of shit! That fragrance actually angered me! How could they release a whole new fragrance, especially trading off of the legacy of the Alien name, and make it so lack lustre and phoned in!?? They've redeemed themselves with fusion but only very, very, slightly because this doesn't have the showstopping impact, nor does it reach the dizzying heights that I hope Mugler can achieve again someday. Point is I liked it and it requires further investigation for sure. I will update this as appropriate.

i really like this, which is funny considering i really dont like anything else from the alien line. This is a spicy aquatic (which sounds terribly generic but trust me on this). In a way this smells messy, venturing between aquatic and warm and spicy but also floralish and darker with coffee and leather. all the notes are there but they all dont smell like you expect them to. The coffee is like green and not dark intense roast. The Leather is barely leather it just gives a bit of texture to the whole thing but there is no leather smell here like i am used to smell. theres a constant hint of floral notes entwined with spiciness. Its got like the aquatic leather amber dna of boring mens fragrances but it ventures just far enough from those that i know, that i like it. It feels mass appealing but it does not quite smell like it. Not exactly groundbreaking but something about this makes me really like it.

This is nothing like Alien Man. As much as I love AM, AMF came out of the bottle smelling like fabuloso on a bar room floor. It's now mellowing down on me like some sort of strange Purina Meow Mix. I smell wet grain and preserved meat in this. The "meat" seems to be the tail end of an old pot of diner coffee sitting around. I'm applying this after a shower with Heno de Pravia, so maybe the residual soap fragrance that is completely polar opposite to a concoction like this is having a strange effect. I look forward to getting this onto unadulterated skin soon. Also unlike Alien Man the original, this is definitely not a bracingly cold winter fragrance. It comes off more like a back to school late fall teenager of loves babysoft type of arrangement. 4/10 right now

I don't get why people would dislike this one. This smells very pleasant without any rough edges. The original Alien Man is a more challenging fragrance than this one is. They went for a more appealing and fresher outcome for Fusion. Later on in the dry down you get that nice coffee note and it's blended in really well. It's not obscure like you spilled a latte on yourself. I think because the original Alien Man was a little to challenging for some this one and Mirage had to suffer a little bit too. I have not tried Mirage yet but this one is very good and suitable for all ages. The freshness, the slight sweetness along with the coffee is a very good mix and the presentation is awesome too. I think people will come around to this!

Just popped into John Lewis to try this and I have to say, it's pretty damn good. 110% better than the original Alien Man. I actually bought a 100ml bottle straightaway, i was that impressed. Huge fan of the original A Men, Pure Malt & Pure Havane - Alien Man differs from the aforementioned but carries a hint of the Mugler DNA unlike the original... it's fresh and mysterious, definitely works as a day and night scent. A very good addition to my collection :-)

I love the beautiful cobalt blue bottle (and sprayer mechanism that gives a wonderfully controllable diffuse mist) although the odd scent itself is not so easy to love. I do like it though, and it seems to perform slightly better as a warm weather scent, although it's still not a good projector. Btw, where's the coffee??

Had a chance to smell it yesterday. It is a true improvement over the original. The opening is fresher and it doesn't dry down to the ashy-leather of the original. Of the notes i get coffee and ginger. Definitely smells unique and would like to try it on the skin next time. Also the sprayer is still as amazing as ever.

Went into a fragrance store, looking for a fresh scent; and was blown away by this! I'm not a huge fan of the Alien Man line, but this one was a worthy buy. It has the almost-powdery freshness, and sweetness of Prada L'homme L'Eau; coupled with the woody base that Chanel De Bleu offers. 8/10 frag at the very least

Opening: Invictus type of Fresh, with a Mild coffee Note. for the first 30-40 Minutes. Drydown: Light Cofffe being present reminds me abit of HalloweenManX but way softer-Lighter Coffee! With a touch of Eros/Invictus+Coffee Can be worn all Year-Round, pretty underrated in my opinion.

Uh, like it's all right...better than the regular Alien Man...but someone who huffed me said it smells like "so many I already own"...only ones I could maybe think close is Sexual Nights or the original D & G pour homme perhaps. Should be cheaper as it is soft...like not love.

At first the coffee hits the back of your throat like a hard cock. But then it mellows and you get the warm spice and floral hit. Overall good. But if you don't like coffee or things hitting the back of your throat. Give it a miss.

This is so good and yummy and refreshing and stood out from all the men’s fragrances at the fragrance department.

Alien Fusion is my husband’s favourite Mugler fragrance. It’s one of those cases where I don’t necessarily like the fragrance on him, but he loves it a lot!! Therefore, when I have found randomly a new bottle of Alien Fusion, I’ve decided to get for him a second bottle. He’s almost done with the initial 100 ml bottle he bought years ago, when it was launched. I don’t know exactly what it makes me not loving this scent, because looking at the notes and accords, I like all besides the beech. Looks like some sort of a tree, so I am assuming it’s giving the scent a woody facet. It’s a very sweet, floral fruity, warm spicy, coffee, leathery perfume, which normally I would love. Might be the combination of notes and the addition of beech that don’t work for me. Don’t know how beech wood smells like, never encountered a scent with this note, so I’m going to blame this note for ruining the scent for me. I find this scent most of the times when my husband wears it nauseatingly sweet and cloying, synthetic and suffocating and I am someone who loves sweet, strong perfumes! Don’t know exactly how to describe what’s off with this perfume, but I understand why it was discontinued!! It’s not a great one IMO

Opening is spicy with a "spa-like" feel, not exactly aquatic but still fresh. Smells clean and has a soapy aspect to it in the first 20mins. Ginger and cinnamon are perceptable and although they give warmth, they're not heavy. Also has a fruity note from the off, with woods and coffee apparent soon after (It's still fresh and only a touch gourmand though). Leather appears after about 45mins-hour as the coffee scent gets stronger. The fruity notes waft in and out and the dry down has a lovely sweet, woody trail. Projection is decent, enough to pull compliments. Longevity, especially the dry down, is good too. Undoubtedly a masculine scent, modern - would suit guys 20-50. Good all year but works better in the day. As far as it being generic overall you could say that, however there's enough here to stand out. The woody drydown isn't that unique but is mass appealing and so generic in the best way.

Alien Man Fusion is an odd yet somehow nice fragrance. It's nothing spectacular but it smells good for how strange of a formulation it has. It's very much a floral shampoo and light roast coffee, think Pantene and that popular hipster coffee chain. I'd imagine it's the osmanthus giving it that vibe. It doesn't project in a big way or last more than a few hours but it's there if you like funky fragrances. I've gone through a sample but it's not something I'd buy a bottle of. Very much a unisex fragrance and would probably fit a younger woman better than it would a man.

I don't like it as much as I used to. It's not terrible, I just naturally don't reach for it. Smells glum, no zeal nor zest? Still think the bottle looks cool.

It's ok. If coffee notes is your thing you will like this because to me in the dry down there is coffee. Projection and sillage are average.

I wanted to love Alien Man but it completely missed on my wishes and desires for what I imagined it could/should be. In other words, I was very disappointed. Because I have indeed liked almost all Mugler fragrances, I tried this knowing I didn't like the original but willing to at least give it a shot due to my past experiences with the A*Men line. I don't like it. Doesn't do anything for me personally. It's not the most awful thing in the world but nothing that excited me the slightest. kind of generic and like others have said, it's a mash up of a bunch of existing fragrances. So, I don't like the Alien line. So what? I still have 6 or so from the A*Men line that I really like so it's not the end of the world if Mugler creates a line that doesn't suit me. Many people that didn't like the A*Men line may like this so good for Mugler for creating something for people that may not like the A*Men fragrances gourmand style. Like someone else said, I'll stick with the A*Men line and hope more are released. Nothing wrong with that. In the meantime, I will at least try Alien and it's flankers. Mugler has earned that much loyalty from me by releasing some great fragrances in the past.

I bought this scent on an impulse because I liked the way it smelled a bit aquatic and fresh on my hand for a bit. I brought it home and was completely surprised to find out it was very spicy with a strange pungent first spray that hits the back of your throat. It’s not a terrible scent for the right person but, considering my skin, it smelled a bit overbearing. This has mainstream appeal but it also smells very unique (the name Alien is very suiting!). I would say this almost reminds me of Axe (US) or Lynx (UK) but with a more refined twist. Definitely not for those who prefer understated.

I can understand the negative comments so far but I wouldn’t be rude enough to click on « dislike ». However, while I might buy a bottle of the original eventually, I don’t think this will happen with this one. To me it could have been named « Alien man fresh « or « Alien man bleu ». If you don’t try to analize it then it just smells like dozens of other fresh fragrances. Very safe and easy. But I’ve tried hard to see what could make it interesting. There’s a coffee flavour indeed behind the strong fresh and spicy notes. It’s a funny mixture but that’s as far as it goes for me.

The smells like 3-in-1 Nescafe instant coffee at my office. Terrible. Disappointing with it . The sillage is moderate and sometimes it strikes myself when wind blows. My smell chemistry with this Alien Fusion is really like I split the ice coffee can around myself. Also it's a bit heady and too generic EDT type of men. The smell is nothing new with Alien Man EDT but too much spices and ginger at the beginning which I think it looks cheap. This is a BUST for me personally , Mugler.

The opening is bitter, like leaves you would quish in your hand, then something spicy like lemon zest mixed with cloves, very unique and strong scent. After 10 minutes I start noticing leather, now It resembles diesel the wild.

Very disappointed by this fragrance. Generic, weak, waste of money. Original Alien Man wasn`t that great but this Fusion one is really bad.

Alien Man was bad,this is worse. Its not looking good for A*men Ultimate at this rate.

Smells cheap (which it is). Pretty warm fragrance.

I prefer the original Alien Man.

one of the worst thing i've ever try as a perfume, the smell of a tax official's shirt after a week's work - Bad coffee spilled, cigarette break and stress sweat

A flanker to the much anticipated Alien Man of 2018, Alien Man Fusion has just hit the shelves in the UK. Now when news of the original Alien Man reached the FragCom last year, there was a lot of anticipation followed by quite a few hissy fits from those expecting something extravagant coming from Mugler, rather than the mass appeal fragrance we actually got. The nose behind the original Alien Man was Jean-Christophe Herault. This time around Fanny Bal and Dominique Ropion have the con. Now, have they taken the opportunity to give us an 'alien Alien Man' or have they followed Starfleet protocols? The bottles of Alien Man Fusion and Alien Fusion for women are both vibrant and iridescent. Coral red for the ladies and a colbolt blue for the men. There is a look of the grand space-opera about the bottle design, with a touch of the original Battlestar Galactica Cylon. These fragrances are very much 'a pair'. Complimentary fragrances sharing the same top notes and aimed at couples and Valentine's day. So, on the first spray, it becomes clear, quite quickly, that Alien Man Fusion is a simply structured fragrance. Yet for all the simplicity of its structure, it is still a sophisticated scent. Now those of you that didn't like the dill in the original Alien Man will be pleased to note that it's not present in the Fusion which instead opens with a clean, sharp and fresh blast of spice. There's ginger, cinnamon and although not listed in the notes, it is peppery. The initial sharp impact and tingle of the spice and pepper subside quickly as the heart begins to lift off. Osmanthus is the DNA strand that ties Fusion to the original Alien Man and is the most prominent note and it...blooms. White floral, with a fruity edge that deepens and becomes rounded as the fragrance dries. As the osmanthus reaches its apogee, Fusion fires the next stage and leather, still slightly sharp, rolls from the heart. Approaching escape velocity and you become aware of coffee, beech and other woody notes. So have Bal and Ropion managed to dock the saucer section at Farpoint? Looking at the individual notes of Alien Man Fusion such as cinnamon, ginger, coffee and the peachy fruit from the osmanthus would suggest 'gourmand', but here they are subtle coming in short bursts or soft hints and play different roles in the fragrance as a whole. My initial reaction was 'oh, it's woods and spice light' for summer, but I was wrong, it is so much more. Yes, it is a fresh, clean fragrance. But each layer combines superbly into a nuanced scent I would be comfortable wearing in a range of situations, from casual to office and formal. It also suits many seasons. It's fresh enough for summer, and there's spice enough for spring. It's light enough for the office but has depth for evening and formal wear. Silage is good on my skin, and the longevity is excellent lasting a good six hours and even then is still noticeable as a skin scent the following day. Is it better than the original Alien Man? I would say so, yes. If a mass appeal fragrance was what Mugler had initially intended for Alien Man, then Fusion should have been the pillar fragrance because Bal and Ropion have 'made it so'! Would I buy it? Yes, I have the 100 ml bottle, and it's gone straight into my collection. If you like fragrances such as the Bleu de Chanel or Valentino Uomo or perhaps the Prada L'Homme but would like a change from the iris, then pop into a store, get a sample and give the Alien Man Fusion a try on your skin!

Alien Man Fusion and it's parent fragrance Alien Man are so underrated and underapreciated. And I'm not talking about the people who don't like them (of course they are the supreme authority as far as their personal tastes) but of how easily these two creations are quickly dismissed as generic masculine. It's very easy to fall in that trap and I was guilty of that too. However, we are party forgivable since these two have a distinctive and typical masculine scent structure. This, however, serves as a sort of hard scaffolding supporting these 2 unusual knights who let their original personalities come out the crevices between the joints in their armour. Alien Fusion has these coffee and salty notes that make me think of Florabelio by Diptyque. The standard release, on the other hand, is minty and herbaceous, not foresty herbaceous, more like herbs-you-grow-in-your-garden herbaceous. It's also sweeter than fusion, probably due to the dill note.Both smell grown-up and serious (meaning "intentional", not boring) but they're both rather fresh and versatile season wise. I'm very happy to have recently acqired both in my collection.

I believe this is my first osmanthus-prominent scent. At first this smelled very similar to many of the fruit/coffee fragrances coming out now (similar to the core of the Polo Red line) - but it's certainly distinguished from the pack by that love-it-or-hate-it drydown. The comment below about burnt hair is hilarious because I really do understand it once I reach this drydown. It's not a dead-on match off my skin, more like half-similar - fortunately I still smell mostly the coffee and that apricot-milky-wood floral as the osmanthus is described. Because I'm not stuck in the burned-hair zone I really enjoy wearing this. The opening isn't unique but I find the drydown quite so. For me this is a warm-weather daytime scent - but this appears to also be one VERY subject to the whims of individual chemistry - which is something it has in common with the original Alien Man. I don't know if one working on your skin had anything to do with the other. Both work for me - but in both cases I strongly suggest a skin test before purchasing.

i just get a blast of powdery coffee, very synthetic but real smelling at the same time lol. But i love it, it kinda smells like one of those coffee lollies but a slightly sweeter version. Or even idk if anyones from australia but dare iced coffee, maybe after its cooled down a bit. In fact thats why i bought it i absoloutely love iced coffee and dare iced coffee when i smellt this i thougth how great to now smell like it too lol!. Thing is this is one of those nose specific scents where it is not mass appealing, u need to have a like for the smell of coffee to be able to enjoy actually smelling it as a fragrance on someone. I know for me specifically i love coffee which is why i bought this but when i think of it i find it hard to determine wether i would find this attractive on someone or not or just a scent i personally like to wear and own.

Oh how the mighty have fallen!! Sampled this a few days ago and couldn't believe how bad it was completely bland and left me unsure what angle Mugler were aiming for with this one. You get a whiff of coffee in the opening and a touch of nondescript spice and that's about it. The rest is just a synthetic mix that seemingly has been flung together with very little thought and absolutely no end product. I would challenge anybody who hasn't seen the notes for this to pick out anything more than the coffee. I would also question how a fragrance as poor as this can be released as an actual product by one of the biggest companies in the game. Ouch. Ouch and Ouch. Not sure what they were aiming for here (other than being different) but they released an absolute bummer and let's be honest it's a growing trend with Mugler.

First I have to mention I disliked the original Alien Man. I was curious to see a blue bottle version on the Mugler stand and just had to try it out. My initial thought was it had a very minty vibe on my skin which I cannot see listed as an ingredient. I get a very strong woody,creamy scent with a faint coffee note which I hoped would have been stronger. I agree with one reviewer who said it has a fresh powdery feel because I get that too. This fragrance has fantastic longevity on my skin. On the whole i'm pleased with Alien Man Fusion and purchased the 100ml bottle.

I tried this one today at the Perfume shop here in Ireland and I can tell for sure that the Alien man line came to be the generic, popular and crowd pleasing side of this house. Don't get me wrong this is not a bad fragrance but it is very very similar to azzaro wanted, stronger with you and also has a lot of similarities with invictus, Le Majeure D'issey, Jimmy Choo man etc. Nothing wrong with that, the house has to be competitive and make money . I don't mind as long as they keep the A*man line alive with good realeses, I care less about this one.

This really reminds me of Invictus Legend. It's fresh, but really sweet and a bit salty. I don't detect any coffee. It smells better than most other scent that get talked about as Invictus alternatives such as Azzaro Wanted. It has a super nice sprayer that sprays a long continuous stream. Overall it's a good scent, better than the bad reputation the Alien line has. If you can get it for a good price and don't have a similar fresh-sweet scent it is a good option. Nothing more nothing less though.

This one has the potential to be a good floral offering however the cheap, synthetic 90s body spray/deodorant DNA of the original is still very dominant makes this as a whole smell like something can be bought at the supermarket for $5 in the past (the body spray/deodorant nowaday has evoled and smell much better). Btw, I detect no coffee at all this is just the original with some floral sweetness in the background.

What I’ve noticed, here on Fragrantica,when ever a new fragrance has been released,not even a month in stores,these Boneheads put up their hate reviews about the fragrance and I bet they haven’t even smelled it cause they watch those Dickheads on YouTube doing their reviews and just follow their opinion.. Alien Fusion is a great fragrance, easy to wear and an all year round fragrance..

Honestly, I don't know what brings all the hate. The female alien is not a scent everyone likes and I feel like most people start to like it just because it is famous and well-established. Mugler perfumes are not meant to be liked by everyone and I think that's amazing. I hope this reaches my country so my boyfriend can try it out. I am definitely waiting for it and its red companion.

I did not know that this version will have coffee as a note! In our german website they say that the coffee is ''green coffee''. Anyways, I'm looking forward to this version as I really liked the original! But I know for sure that many people won't like this just because it's Mugler or boring or because the original was boring too... kind regrads, peace out! :)

SMELLS SO WEIRD but I love it. Tbh it's literally the original alien man stripped down and infused with coffee elements. There something else going on in there too. I like to think when they made and named this fragrance they were tryna make Alien man fuse with angel man. It would make sense given the coffee elements introduced

Smells like a barber shop. Very sweet with some woody base notes. Reminds me of the beginning of fall. Despite only sampling, I feel like this doesn’t stay around very long. It’s weird because it feels spicy, but I don’t get the same kick as designer fragrances. For the price it’s not half bad. Spring and summer daytime