Angel Muse

TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR 1) A Moose is is the world's tallest, largest and heaviest existant species of deer and the only species in the genus Alces. It is also the tallest, and the second-largest, in body mass, land animal in North America, after the American bison. "Moose" and "Muse" are non related names even if they sound the same. 2) A "Muse" is one of nine inspirational goddesses of literature, science, and the arts in Greek and Roman mythology. 3) "Muse" is an English rock band. 4) "The Muse" is a 1999 film directed by Albert Brooks. 5) "Muse" is a town on the Shweli River, Shan State, Myanmar. 6) Muse Watson (born in 1948) is an American actor. 7) M.U.S.E. - Mercer University School of Engineering, one of Mercer University's eleven colleges and schools. 8) MUSE, a brand name for Prostaglandin E1, an erectile dysfunction treatment. 9) MUSE, a 2026 proposed orbiter mission to the planet Uranus. 10) Angel Muse is a fragrance designed by Quentin Bisch for the French fashion company of Thierry Mugler. Angel Muse EdP was announced in 2016 and is claimed to be the first gourmand vetiver for women. It reached the market as the first wave of renewal in the women's fragrance division of Thierry Mugler. I do not agree it to be a flanker of the original Angel. Angel Muse received the name of that famous pioneer perfume but represents a new page inside the Mugler book of feminine perfumes. Well... it's unisex for me. It's a totally new product line in my opinion. The presentation is very beautiful, drawing on a spatial and extra-terrestrial concept, and shining on any collector's shelf. THE SCENT Angel Muse is woody and incisive in the tradition of a unique Mugler gourmand fragrance. Thierry Mugler has proved that one can make modern perfumes without pepper and suggests a pink pepper vibe in the opening, but playing with a composition of red berries mixed with grapefruit notes. The grapefruit confers some citrus acidity, is unexpectedly not fruity, and gives a somewhat balanced impression. The middle notes offer us a hazelnut cream heart with chocolate. Yes, it's a strong Nutella vibe that ends up characterizing the main olfactory chord of the fragrance. The background accord houses two frequent notes but usually never in a combined form without moss, musk or wood. Mugler marries his signature note from the initial Angel - strong patchouli - with a remarkable woody and masculine vetiver. The prominent patchouli and hazelnut ensure the recognition of Mugler's DNA and appeal to many of his angelic followers. This combination suggests the aroma of caramel pudding and candies from a Luna Park, which we are already accustomed to with the Angel drydown. Angel Muse is not a champion of performance, but his sillage remains high enough to provide enough projection to please even the casual Mugler brand faithful, and its longevity satisfies any suspicious critic. Without any doubt, as in the Angel line of fragrances, Angel Muse is used as a perfume for the colder days and nights and gives a very high sexiness aura to its wearer. It is an excellent fragrance, worthy of succeeding or accompanying the long journey that the Angel can still have in the market. And it remains a somewhat unisex gimmick for many men who wear it. I personally like to apply it from time to time... like today. Angel fanatics split up a bit between hugging or repelling this latest Mugler proposal. Angel Muse is neither too sweet nor too feminine which are two main features of the whole Angel family for ladies. This less sweet Muse blending suggests to us the masculine perfumes of the brand, the male Angels, and in particular, the A*Men perfume. If we put the Muse juice in a bottle of Pure Wood (just because of the colour), we can surely fool a lot of people with a fantastic new A*Men Pure Nutella. Let's see the scoring of this sexy pink star: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Opening: 8.5 (nice, seductive and cool with tangy notes of grapefruit and red berries; It prepares the way for the hazelnut cream heart, the perfume DNA in my opinion) - Dry Down: 9.0 (vetiver intermingles with patchouli; very nice and alluring, but I would like it more intense) - Longevity: 8.5 (3 good sprays may last up to 8 hours, maybe 9 hours) - Sillage: 8.0 (up to 6 feet at its peak, 2~2.5 hours of projection, with 3 heavy sprays) - Uniqueness: 9.0 (I don't claim to be an expert in feminine fragrances but, besides the original Angel and Flankers, and some of the Angel Men offer, I am not aware of any familiar fragrance. All the mentioned scents belong to the Mugler brand) - Wearability: 8.0 (very easy to wear but avoid hot weather) - Versatility: 8.5 ("all around" versatile feminine fragrance provided it's not a sweaty activity - consensual sex excluded; fantastic for a night out or clubbing; a bit cloying for the office or casual daily wear; I consider it as unisex) - Compliments: 9.5 (This fragrance is a compliment magnet) - Quality: 9.5 (Well above average quality, quality ingredients, nice flask, nice cap, nice sprayer) - Presentation: 10.0 (no faults, beautiful, elegant, and nicer than the original Angel star shape) - Price: 7.0 (50 ml non-tester for €41 on a FragranceX sale, but usually its similar to the original Angel price) ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Overall rating: 8.69/10.00 - between 7 and 8 =above average; - between 8 and 9 = recommended; - bigger than 9 = don't miss it; My advice: If you still don't have it, just order it provided you are a Mugler fan. If not... it's better you try it before buying it. I do consider it a unisex perfume. I do have some masculine perfumes that smell more feminine than this one. The patchouli and the vetiver make a remarkable twist in this hazelnut and chocolate spread fragrance. Recommended? Yes! Music: Deep Purple - "Highway Star"

TWINKLE, TWINKLE LITTLE STAR # A Muse is one of nine inspirational goddesses of literature, science, and the arts in Greek and Roman mythology. # Muse is an English rock band. # The Muse is a 1999 film directed by Albert Brooks. # Muse is a town on the Shweli River, Shan State, Myanmar. # Muse Watson (born in 1948) is an American actor. # MUSE - Mercer University School of Engineering, one of Mercer University's eleven colleges and schools. # MUSE, a brand name for Prostaglandin E1, an erectile dysfunction treatment. # MUSE, a 2026 proposed orbiter mission to the planet Uranus. # Angel Muse, a fragrance designed by Quentin Bisch for the French fashion company of Thierry Mugler. Angel Muse EdP was announced in 2016 and is claimed to be the first gourmand vetiver for women. It reached the market as the first wave of renewal in the women's fragrance division of Thierry Mugler. I do not agree it is a flanker of the original Angel. Angel Muse received the name of that famous perfume but represents a new page inside the Mugler book of feminine perfumes (unisex for me). It's a totally new product line in my opinion. The presentation is very beautiful, drawing on a spatial and extra-terrestrial concept, and shining on any collector's shelf. Angel Muse is woody and incisive in the tradition of a unique MUGLER gourmand. Thierry Mugler has proved that one can make modern perfumes without pepper and suggests a pink pepper vibe in the opening, but playing with a composition of red berries mixed with grapefruit notes. The grapefruit confers some citrus acidity, is unexpectedly not fruity, and gives a somewhat balanced impression. The middle notes offer us a hazelnut cream heart with chocolate. Yes, it's a strong Nutella vibe that ends up characterizing the main olfactory accord of the fragrance. The background chord houses two frequent notes but usually never in a combined form without moss, musk or wood. Mugler marries his signature note from the initial Angel - strong patchouli - with a remarkable woody and masculine vetiver. The prominent patchouli and hazelnut ensure the recognition of Mugler's DNA and appeal to many of his angelic followers. This combination suggests the aroma of caramel pudding and candies from Luna Park, which we are already accustomed to with the Angel drydown. Angel Muse is not a champion of performance, but his sillage remains high enough to provide enough projection to please even the casual Mugler brand faithful, and its longevity satisfies any suspicious critic. Without any doubt, as in the Angel line of fragrances, Angel Muse is used as a perfume for the colder days and nights and gives a very high sexiness aura to its wearer. It is an excellent fragrance, worthy of succeeding or accompanying the long journey that the Angel can still have in the market. And it remains a somewhat unisex gimmick for many men who wear it. I personally like to apply it from time to time... like today. Angel fanatics split up a bit between hugging or repelling this latest Mugler proposal. Angel Muse is neither too sweet nor too feminine which are two main features of the whole Angel family for ladies. This less sweet Muse blending suggests to us the masculine perfumes of the brand, the male Angels, and in particular, the A*Men perfume. If we put the Muse juice in a bottle of Pure Wood (just because of the colour), we can surely fool a lot of people with a fantastic new A*Men Pure Nutella. Let's see the scoring of this sexy pink star: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Opening: 8.5 (nice, seductive and cool with tangy notes of grapefruit and red berries; It prepares the way for the hazelnut cream heart, the perfume DNA in my opinion) - DryDown: 9.0 (vetiver intermingles with patchouli; very nice and alluring, but I would like it more intense) - Longevity: 8.5 (3 good sprays may last up to 8 hours, maybe 9 hours) - Sillage: 8.0 (up to 6 feet at its peak, 2~2.5 hours of projection, with 3 heavy sprays) - Uniqueness: 9.0 (I don't claim to be an expert in feminine fragrances but, besides the original Angel and Flankers, and some of the Angel Men offer, I am not aware of any familiar fragrance. All the mentioned scents belong to the Mugler brand) - Wearability: 8.0 (very easy to wear but avoid hot weather) - Versatility: 8.5 ("all around" versatile feminine fragrance provided it's not a sweaty activity - consensual sex excluded; fantastic for a night out or clubbing; a bit cloying for the office or casual daily wear; I consider it as unisex) - Compliments: 9.5 (This fragrance is a compliment magnet) - Quality: 9.5 (Well above average quality, quality ingredients, nice flask, nice cap, nice sprayer) - Presentation: 10.0 (no faults, beautiful, elegant, and nicer than the original Angel star shape) - Price: 7.0 (50 ml non-tester for €41 on a FragranceX sale, but its cost is usually similar to the regular Angel price) ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Overall rating: 8.69/10.00 - between 7 and 8 =above average; - between 8 and 9 = recommended; - bigger than 9 = don't miss it; Advice: If you still don't have it, just order it provided you are a Mugler fan. If not... you should try it before buying it. I do consider it a unisex perfume. I do have some masculine perfumes that smell more feminine than this one. The patchouli and the vetiver make a remarkable twist in this hazelnut and chocolate spread fragrance. Recommended? Yes! Music: Deep Purple - "Highway Star"

Okay guys, I seriously need a chastity belt on my wallet!!! Just blind bought this yesterday, and literally the last thing I need is another fragrance, but the urge was too strong and so she came home with me :/ This perfume is sensational!! A very successful blind buy that I am honoured to own. I own the original Angel, and I don't find these two alike whatsoever. Other reviewers are correct - Angel Muse is a softer, more wearable flanker (not that Angel isn't wearable - I love it and wear it proudly!) This one is just more office appropriate, and can safely be sprayed a few times. I find Angel is max one spray and is most definitely a powerhouse of a frag. Muse is an all-season perfume, as it's not too strong, but certainly not too light, either. Angel Muse is oh so smooth, creamy, rich and comforting. When I wear it, I instantly think of hot cocoa on a cold winter's day, snuggling up on the couch with my husband and son, with a fire crackling in the background. I'm really not great at discerning various notes, but to my nose, I get rich, warm, toasted hazelnuts, high quality milk chocolate drizzled over full fat whipped cream on a bed of even more toasted hazelnuts. I have no idea what vetiver smells like, but I guess it smells great because this is seriously working for me! I really don't smell any patchouli or grapefruit, and I'm not so sure about the pink pepper, either. I do smell a faint hint of rose, late in the glorious dry down. Indeed, it is soft, airy, almost cloud like - never heavy, cloying or offensive. My husband LOVES this one - usually I have to ask what he thinks of my perfume, but this morning he voluntarily said mmmm you smell incredible, wear that more often! Hold the phone, ladies!!!! Longevity is generous - this baby goes throughout the day and night - when I wake up in the morning, albeit light, I can still smell this on my wrist, and it always seems a shame to wash it away in the shower. Sillage is moderate to heavy - a generous arm's length, with a beautiful trail left behind you. This perfume is also anything but linear - oh no, this juice takes you through various stages of amazingness, and there is not one stage that I don't love! The nutty accord is quite intriguing. I can't say I've smelled nuts in too many fragrances, but this one is bang on and so well done. The bottle is unique - heavy, feels expensive, and yes, even futuristic! The only thing I don't like about Mugler's fragrances is that some of them don't stand up on their own. I wish they did! But that is such a minor detail; it's the juice inside that counts, after all. If you're into sweet, airy, comforting gourmand fragrances, I can't see this disappointing you whatsoever. Such a beauty!

Absolutely love this ! Angel Muse is basically a more wearable Angel ! Not that Angel isn't wearable ,,, I love it , its controversial , talked about , wild , daring , crazy ,you name it !!!! Angel muse is like the tamer version of it , more in the direction of innocent and sucree and Aqua chic .....BUT .....it's better ;) Angel muse starts with a burst of patchouli and jammy zesty citrus fruits and red berries , almost like fresh version of the original Angel , same character , same face. Angel muse doesn't carry the same heaviness as Angel does , it's more of an airy cloud or a puff if that makes sense. Angel muse never becomes as sweet and as dense as Angel. After the initial angel shock has dried a little, the hazelnut cream appears , which is amazing to me. It's when I really start to love it. But it's not heavy sticky cream , it's light and airy , the rose helps to make it fresh rather than heavy ,,,At this point it's much lighter than angel with its heavy chocolate and caramel notes that can come across almost suede like ,,,, angel muse shines in the middle and as just mentioned the rose adds freshness and keeps it from being too heavy. It's the smell of sweet patchouli , rose with hazelnut cream , it's almost edible with a touch of saltiness , it's very much addictive ! The vetiver is a nice addition as it keeps it from boiling or flooding over the edge of über feminine ! Or in other words the vetiver combined with the patchouli gives it a slightly masculine touch in the same sense as angel EDT does with the cedar note. I am impressed and will definitely get a second bottle once it arrives in my city ! For now I will treasure the one I have as it lays nicely on my dresser beside the blue Angel star. Like two comets from heaven ! I think this perfume is fabulous ! A great way to freshen up a classic. And thank god they let the classic stay and give this to us in addition , the best of both worlds. It's a Mugler all the way , smells like one , lasts like one and looks like one . Now I am in an angel craze again !

Discontinued—but never forgotten. Some perfumes flirt with your senses. Angel Muse seduced mine. From the moment I first tried it, I was completely captivated. This wasn’t just a perfume—it was an experience, a statement, a temptation in a bottle. I fell hard for it, and I never looked back. Angel Muse was everything I craved in a fragrance: deep, sensual, and unapologetically bold. The patchouli in this scent was divine—earthy yet refined, intense yet elegant. It grounded the perfume with that unmistakable Mugler DNA, but Muse elevated it with a new, irresistible twist: a creamy, nutty hazelnut-cocoa accord that felt almost edible. Sweet, but never juvenile. Warm, but never dull. It was like the forbidden love child of chocolate and woodsmoke, wrapped in silk and sin. What truly made me fall in love, though, was the longevity. This was no fleeting scent. Angel Muse clung to skin, hair, and fabric like a second skin. I would catch whispers of it on myself all day—sometimes even the next morning. It had that rare power to haunt a room without overpowering it, and to linger on scarves and sweaters like a memory you don’t want to let go of. There was something magnetic about it—like you were wrapped in mystery, sensuality, and warmth. I wore it on cool evenings and always felt more confident, more alluring, more me. People noticed. I noticed. It made ordinary moments feel cinematic. That’s why it broke my heart when it was discontinued. Perfume lovers know: when a scent like this disappears, it feels like losing a piece of your past. Angel Muse wasn’t just a bottle on my dresser. It was a scent that marked seasons of my life, moods, even memories. I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since, but nothing has truly filled the void it left behind. If you ever find a bottle—hold onto it. Cherish it. Because Angel Muse was a modern classic, and for those of us who loved it, it always will be.