Angel Muse Eau de Toilette

Honestly I really like this one. I blind bought this and at first sniff I was expecting it to be more chocolate smelling, but I realize now that's the magic of Mugler. It has to be a little bit weird and different to everything else to the point that you can't compare it to anything else from another brand. If you buy this expecting the classic traditional chocolate smelling, think about it again before buying. It's not. I was expecting this BUT I knew it could be different of what I was expecting. I really felt attracted to the notes and everything about this perfume. I really enjoy Aura and Alien, although they're not my favorite perfumes at all, but I really appreciate them and admire this kind of outstanding creations. I have to say that I didn't try the Angel Muse EDP, but I HATE ANGEL original EDP. This one is waaaay less complex than the Angel EDP, but you can get the same DNA very toned down with less notes. The Angel original EDP smells to me like odor - weeks without getting a shower - very strong mixture of weird and the worst blended/balanced notes in the history... A TOTAL MESS, but this Angel Muse EDT smells like green artificial forest or mowed humid grass (as someone said before), passion fruit (if you're like me, you smell some fruitish smell but wouldn't guess which one, just a tropical or similar one in a very artificial way), and patchouli. It doesn't smell directly like chocolate to me... It is like it smells a bit like that but unintentionally, like the blend of notes happened to produce that note, or something along those lines. I hope you understand it. It's not an obvious chocolate, SPECIALLY if you smell the perfume very close to the sprayer or the sprayed skin zone. If you smell it on the air it's sweet - chocolatey and less green, but still isn't like a true chocolate smell. It smells very different if you take a whiff of the sprayed skin zone and if you smell it in the air around yourself. It smells way better from distance, and I find it a bit too strong and confusing if I smell it directly from my sprayed wrist or from the bottle, but I still feel so intrigued to this smell that I keep getting it closer to my nose anyways 😂 In summary, it's a pleasing smell if you know what you're buying and you're not expecting a realistic chocolate note - true edible gourmand, for me it's not like that. Not a safe blind buy for everyone, I wouldn't blind buy if you don't like any Mugler Fragrances, or if you're very sensitive to sweet smells. To me you have to take this with an open mind and a bit of an experienced nose. If I had gotten this fragrance when I only had La Vie Est Belle or any other gourmand edible perfumes, I would absolutely HATED IT. Glad it's not the case and I like it. I think I would run out of my 50 mL really quickly, specially this winter. But I feel like it's suitable for all seasons (without extreme heat or humidity). I need to add that this version doesn't last on me more than 3-4 hours (may be because of my bad days with allergy in this season, maybe I can not smell it plenty). It's not very long lasting, fair to expect for an EDT. And I TOTALLY AGREE with people saying it smells different every time you spray it!!! It sounds weird and I didn't believe it that much but OMG it's true 😍 yesterday I smelled more greenish - vetiver, and today is true passionfruit and candy. An absolute masterpiece 🤌🏻

Angel Muse EDT is love at first sniff! I might even like it more than the EDP, because the added notes bring so much complexity to the scent and the juxtaposition is perfect. From the initial spray, there is a burst of delectably juicy mandarin and passionfruit. They smell fresh, slightly sour, and completely edible. They settle into a recognizable Angel Muse-ish backdrop, with its signature creamy nutella accord and the Angel-lineage patchoulish-chocolate, though here it is far gentler and not at all musky. I sense a candy-sweet, perfectly sugary caramel drizzled throughout the scent as well. My favorite note of the Muses, vetiver, pops out just after you spray and maintains its strength through the drydown. It is not a vegetal and crisp vetiver, but instead smells dry and lends Muse EDT a smokey character. The end result dries down to mostly sweet and tangy passionfruit on a bed of incense-y vetiver and patchy-chocolate. Muse EDT is at once more over-the-top than Muse EDP and softer than Muse EDP. It opens with a stronger burst of topnotes that really fly off your skin, while EDP is more basenote heavy and does not morph much. EDT is less potent and longlasting overall, as the EDP lasts just as well as the original Angel EDP. The EDT is by no means weak- in fact, two sprays was enough to leave me tasting perfume- but those familiar with Mugler's EDP concentration know just how strong they are. As far as the Angel series goes, EDT can best be described as an ideal combination of, and improvement upon, two flankers: Angel Muse (duh) and Angel Eau Sucree, which is similarly juicy and tart. Muse EDT is perfect for hot weather, but with it's pronounced basenotes of nutella, vetiver, and chocolate, I expect it to work well in cooler weather too, just as Muse EDP does. The Muses are certainly gourmand, but I think they are suitable for just about anyone, given their earthy and incense-like tones that keep the foodie notes from being overbearing. I must also rave about the bottle. It looks almost like a spaceship, and I love the contrast between the bright chrome and almost neon pink fluid. Of course, the Muse style bottle, with the Angel-Star impression at the back, showing through in relief from the front, is also a lovely touch.

I went away this weekend and on the drive to my final destination, I stopped part way to get out of the car and stretch my legs. Of course, I stretched them in a department store! Haha I browsed for a good half hour and walked out with some gourmet food, a few shirts, hand cream and a bottle of perfume. I had previously heard some of my favourite reviewers on YouTube talking about Mugler Angel Muse Eau De Parfum and even though it piqued my interest, it sounded like it may be a little too heavy and sharing a too similar DNA with the original Angel (which I don't care for) so it fell off of my radar and I forgot about it. As I was searching through the fragrance department in the said store, I spied "Angel Muse" and grabbed the box, knowing that it wasn't the parfum version, as the picture on the box showed a pink fluid, not the light amber colour. Sure enough, it was the Eau De Toilette version. I knew that being the Eau De Toilette version, it was likely to be lighter and fresher while at the same time, still sharing the same vibe as the it's predessessor. I had a feeling that I would love it and gave in to a blind buy. I paid $49.99 for a 50 ml. bottle and got an additional 10 percent off. Very good deal considering that Sephora Canada sells the exact same bottle for $90.00! I figured that it was worth the risk. I love it when I'm right! Haha Upon first spritz, it's all about the passionfruit. It's zingy, natural, fresh and lovely. That initial fruity blast doesn't last. It fades out rather quickly and what you end up with is a smooth, warm, creamy, nutty, chocolatey smell which isn't overpowering or too heavy. Strong enough so you can smell it freely but you won't choke anyone out with it. I absolutely adore it. You can smell the vetiver after awhile and it grounds the entire composition nicely, also providing a unisex vibe which I personally really enjoy. Thierry Mugler creations are so well done. They are high quality, have wonderful lasting power and the bottles are gorgeous. This was one of the best blind buys I have ever purchased. A slightly fruity, lightly woody, creamy gourmand that is suitable for the cooler OR warmer seasons. Everything that I hoped it would be. Lots of LOVE for this one!

So this is one of those perfumes that I wanted so badly because of the chocolate/hazelnut spread/caramel notes in it (I love gourmand fragrances) but there was always something that put me off buying it whether it be other people's reviews of it saying its more fruit forward and tropical smelling or that it smells like dirt or body odour and sour or tart and I didn't want to spend so much on a perfume I would end up not liking and adding to that I couldn't decide whether I would be best getting the EDP or EDT (I am waaay too indecisive it drives me nuts lol) so didn't end up getting it. That was until I was browsing perfumes online and came across a sale which had the 100ml edt for £40 and so I took the plunge and bought it. It arrived this morning and OMG!!!! I AM IN LOVE 😍 This is just everything I wanted and then some more 😍 On my skin its just sweet but creamy and comforting at the same time. I don't get the tartness or fruitiness that others have mentioned but maybe it's the passionfruit that gives it the sweetness as I don't get the citrus either nor do I get the dirt or bo smell thankfully. What I do get is sweet velvety nutty chocolate and caramel. There is something else in the background though that pulls it all together, I was thinking maybe a soft patchouli but that isn't listed in the description and so I have come to the conclusion that it's the mixture of the vetiver and akigalawood which combined give a really soft but not pungent patchouli smell. The combination is just so comforting but a bit edgy at the same time. After a few hours, the more I smell it the more it's starting to remind me of Prada Candy Night (one of my favourites) but minus the orange and bitter Neroli but with much better lasting power and the original angel edt but sweeter and with more caramel instead of vanilla and less patchouli. I am so pleased I purchased this, I think its my new favourite perfume, now I just need to get the EDP as I think I need them both 😍 I might even buy myself another few back up bottles as now I have this, I can't see myself ever being without it! ♥️

It was chilly in NYC yesterday, so I decided to give this one a go. When you have 100+ bottles in your collection, it makes it challenging to pick what you want to wear everyday. On the flip side, it’s nice because you have such a big variety and are never bored with what you can wear from day to day. For some reason, my nose was CRAVING this one so I said f*ck it, it’ll be my scent of the day. This is one of the more unique and standout fragrances in my collection, just based on the notes and on the scent itself. Angel Muse EDT is fruity, chocolate-y, a little earthy from the patchouli, and very sweet. Although, the Vetiver and woodiness keep it from being unbearably sweet. It’s quite loud from first spray, but settles nicely without ever waning too much in strength. It lingers on your clothes FOREVER and has excellent longevity on skin. Very powerful for an EDT but it’s Mugler and Mugler usually never disappoints when it comes to performance. If you wear it properly, it’s a scent that can be worn throughout any season. The passion fruit and citrus make it nice for warm weather, but the chocolate, woods, and Vetiver make it nice for the cold weather. The last time I remember wearing it was sometime last year when I had gone out to brunch with my friends and my boyfriend. I remember spraying it on (I put way too much on lol) and rubbed up on my boyfriend and got a bit on his shirt. A few days later, he tells me a story about how he wore that same shirt to the gym and everyone was stopping him to tell him how amazing he smelled LOL. It’s THAT strong and THAT good. I’ll definitely be wearing it more while it still cold but also try to give it a go this spring/summer in the evenings. This is a true masterpiece and is a great example of the amazing work of Thierry Mugler. I’m also not shocked that Quentin Bisch is the perfumer here. I love almost everything he creates. This has been discontinued, but I will always try to have this in my collection. Absolutely love this scent.

The other day I was wearing Angel Muse EDT, and by the evening-time when I was snuggled up with my 4 year-old son, he said to me, "Mmmm, Mama you smell yummy." "Really? What do I smell like?" "You smell like chocolate and butter!" Enough said, LOL! When I first discovered the EDP, I was immediately smitten. I was SO excited to be able to fall in love with, and be able to wear, an Angel fragrance, as the original had always been a turn-off to me. So when I found out the EDT was coming out with a slightly different smell I was really impatient to get it, so I pre-ordered it from the Mugler website. When it first arrived, I was a little disappointed. The initial blast smelled too much like grapefruit and chocolate, which smelled weird to me. But then, I'm not really sure what happened. I tried it again a few weeks later, and either it was the warmer weather, or my palate had evolved, or I was just ready for a fresher take on Angel Muse. Now, maybe I love it even more than the EDP! This is a complex scent, and that means that it evolves. The citrus/fruit combo does smell a bit grapefruit, and that's actually really nice for warm weather. The hazelnut and vetiver do take over soon after, and yes, the vetiver is what some reviewers are reading as masculine, but I do not mind this one bit. I think vetiver is the new patchouli, and more and more frags may get on the bandwagon. In the end, I think Angel Muse, both EDP and EDT are the modern Angel. The good news is it's not as prevalent as all the LVEB's and Flowerbombs out there, so if you wear this you can still be unique. And (fingers crossed) it's not going anywhere!

A side by side comparison of both Muses, EDP and EDT, on each arm layered over a base of Iso E Super (to really draw out the notes and nuances). A beautiful fragrance. More fruit forward than, but not as saccharine as, the EDP -- giving it freshness and a lighter feel. EDT lacks the deep punch 👊🏼 of patchouli that is way prominent in the EDP. An addition of cassis gives this a slight floral accord. I do find the patchouli + vetiver, along with a lack of the tropical fruit as found in here, makes the chocolate note in the EDP version stand out more. You still get a cocoa accord here, it's just not as obvious. It's more on the caramel side than the overt chocolateyness of EDP. Overall, this one is a slightly less sweet, drier (musky, even), fruitier, and lightly floral version of the EDP. I notice the EDP has a bigger sillage, whereas the EDT sits closer to the skin, and has just a tad less longevity. I do love both fragrances, and it's almost impossible to choose a preference; as one is clearly for the colder season, while this one is better suited to warmth and humidity due to it's lighter, floral, dry white wine-like quality. Which is precisely how I'll compare the two! If you love a smooth, deep red wine, or a sweet rosé (or dark or milk chocolate), get the EDP. If you prefer a cool, dry, tart and fruity white wine (or ruby or white chocolate), go for the EDT. If you live in a climate with distinct seasons (hot humid summers & bitterly cold winters) like I do (Iowa 🙋🏼♀️🌽🌪️🐮🐷), do both (if you're lucky to find them)! 🍷 vs 🥂

A stunning fragrance with an intoxicating scent trail. A few years ago I wasn't keen on the 'Angel Muse' line. I didn't appreciate their distinctive beauty. Then I noticed the range was suddenly discontinued in my region, so I couldn't help but blind buy the EDT. Oh I'm so glad I did. Let me start by saying if you dislike: original 'Angel's patchouli, modern unisex scents, city-oriented fragrances or vetiver... You will hate this scent. Because 'Angel Muse' EDT is all of that and more. The opening on my skin a delicious, lightweight passion fruit-citrus. It's not punchy or screechy, like for example the citruses you'd find in BS 'Fantasy', but a bit spicy (hidden pink pepper note?!). Then it quickly settles into the EDP's cocoa spread but whipped, airy and blended with the sour-fruity facets. No patchouli note listed...but I can smell the signature Angel earthy patchouli in this without the overbearing heaviness. However there is something complex about this dry-down: the citrus and gourmand notes combine exceptionally well with the calming, tea-like vetiver. That's how it settles on me :) I agree with faithy22: this is definitely NOT a gourmand scent. 'Angel Muse EDT' is far too sophisticated to be classified as such. It's not 'come eat me now' fragrance like JPG's 'Scandal'... Rather 'Angel Muse EDT' is rock chic: subtly alluring, cool, classy & untouchable. Absolutely love it.

I sprayed this on my arm just today, and the top notes are perfect. I loved it so much! That passionfruit mixed with chocolate? So alluring, so unique and just yummy! I couldn't figure out why anyone wouldn't like it! Something about it reminded me of a daytime version of D&G The Only One so I got home and sprayed that on the other arm. After a few minutes, the passionfruit died down considerably and left a strange but familiar scent... It smells exactly like some females' armpit sweat. If you take a deeper whiff, you can get those notes again of the passionfruit, chocolate and patchouli, but I don't want anyone to smell me and think I smell sweaty, so unless I find something with just the passionfruit and chocolate without patchouli, perhaps this is not the right one for me. --- Edit: I TAKE BACK WHAT I SAID. This is a super relaxing, cozy, and yet fruity summer gourmand. I seriously love it and bought a bottle a few hours after I made my initial review, after going back to smell my arm for that entire time. Wow. Edit 2 (Dec 12, 2020): Okay so I've had this frag for a while now and I must say, it's not that relaxing. It's more of a power fragrance. I feel like a 'I WILL BE HEARD' type boss woman with this on. It's loud, and bright and punchy but also youthful and fun. This brings out the extroverted side of me more than any other fragrance I own!

Angel Muse EDT is quite close to the EDP. It‘s still very creamy and nutty, with a hint of vetiver the typical sweet and patchouli-focussed Angel DNA. Yes, the listed note is called Akigalawood, but I smell no difference to the patch in all the other Angel flankers. The difference is that this EDT is even more fruity, the passion fruit is really tart, fresh and juicy. I‘m glad they didn‘t use red berries in this like Mugler often does in Angel summer editions, passion fruit and mandarine are much nicer in my opinion. This EDT is also less chocolatey and rich than the EDP. I think Angel Muse is easier to wear and less polarizing than Angel, and the EDT is even easier and maybe the most versatile of all Angel editions I have ever smelled. It has enough body to be worn in winter, and it‘s still very long lasting, but it‘s light and fruity enough for warmer days, though maybe not for extremely oppressive heat. I own the EDP and I don‘t think that you really need both, and I‘m happy with my choice, but honestly I would have been just as happy with this one. One is fruitier, one is more spicy and gourmand, both are lovely. If you have never smelled any Angel fragrance before, imagine this to be an intense sweet hazelnut cream blended with earthy patchouli and vetiver with lots of super-juicy fruit on top.

Muse EDT is a fine example of modern ingenuity in regards to fragrance. Mugler Parfums keeps putting out these amazing releases. I may just go broke. LOL! I enjoy the Citrus and Passionfruit opening and the creamy Hazelnut Chocolate Spread heart. The Woody notes are very smooth here as well. I also smelled quite a bit of Caramel that is just beautiful. Muse EDT is sparkling and sweet. A great pick me up for any time. Unlike its parent this flanker of a flanker has no Patchouli. I personally love the original Muse EDP and can handle the Patch. Angel I have had to learn to appreciate from afar but it is an iconic Patchouli masterpiece no doubt. This new baby is for those who were not too fond of the Patch but loved the Nutella in Muse EDP. This one may be for you! Muse EDT smells like you are taking a ride on the top of a gourmet cupcake. One with the fancy cardboard cup. It is decadent and stunning. I wonder why they did not release this in the stores. In The States Muse EDT is a MuglerUSA online only offering. Strange but soon I think we may see it going retail. The longevity is alarmingly long (8 hours+) and the sillage is huge at first then it abates to become moderate. Give her a skin test if you can find her. 10++

Angel Muse is one of the very few Muglers that doesn't get along with my skin at all. Sweet, sweet, sweet. Just too sweet. I like it on others, but it's too much on me. I also experienced the same with the eau de toilette at first. And then, on a freezing cold day, and in the middle of a sugar craving, I thought "hey, maybe this could work today". So I sprayed the tiniest spray on my hand. And now at last, I get why so many people love Muse. The EdT is as many reviewers describe it, like a mix between Muse and the beautiful Eau Sucrée. And I'll also add the new Angel eau de toilette 2019 to the comparisons. Like Muse EdP, it's intensely woody, coffee-like and boozy. More like Baileys coffee than Nutella on my skin, actually. But not so sharply sweet and not cloying, and the addition of vanilla and passion fruit make the scent much more feminine (while the EdP is unisex) and irresistibly creamy. The creaminess evolves slowly in the drydown towards spicy milk chocolate and goes slightly powdery. It would certainly go too sweet if it weren't so cold outside, but it fits the weather beautifully. I guess I deserve a bottle of this as a Christmas treat.

Ohhh boy, how much do I love this? A lot!! For reference I tolerate Angel but don’t really like it too much coz I highly dislike patchouli so nah, Angel isn’t for me although some of its flankers definitely are! Back to Muse... this is an amazing, creamy, sweet but not cloying, intoxicating fragrance! At first spritz my kids smelled Christmas tree and I kinda could smell that too but only for a bit. I do smell the passion fruit but not too prevalent, it’s more like a passion fruit juice made with condensed milk to me!! I love the dry down as much as the opening... it leans a bit masculine but I love it... I smell chocolate and Vetiver and mind you, I sprayed this on at 9 am... it’s now 9 pm and it’s not projecting like crazy but I smell it on my skin (neck, arms and chest) as I move, walk, touch my hair, and it is such a nice, comforting, delicious, creamy, smell! I never tried the EDP but given that I highly dislike patchouli, I’m afraid I might not like that one. I wonder how different smelling they are... I am testing a big sample of this right now, among others, and this is looking like I might need more of (like a full bottle!)

This is no Angel flanker. This is a Demon. Mugler Angel Muse EDT is a more feminine version of Replica's By the Fireplace. Study the notes of both fragrances and conduct some blind tests with your people. I love it partly because Patchouli is not my friend in the amounts of the original Angel. This potion has zero Patchouli. Mugler site does not list it as a note for the EDT. What is mistaken for Patchouli is the Akigalawood base note..which is also the source of the smoke. Mugler Angel Muse EDT release date was 2017 Replica By the Fireplace release date was 2016 This is a deep intoxicating aroma that goes straight to your emotional core. Very feminine with its sweetness yet at the same time firey and masculine enough men can also wear it. The bottle is gorgeous but seriously wish it came with a stand or attachment to stabilize. It is heavy glass with a removable magnetized click cap. It has flown off a glass shelf in my perfume curio at least 1/2 dozen times and several times took others with it. The slightest vibration sends it careening. Today I moved it down a level to a wooden shelf next to Aura.

I got a small sample of this from a fragrance collector in an exchange, so I do not own the actual bottle (yet). Although in the reviews here I see many people referring to it as a summer fragrance, I tend to disagree. It is a powerful, strong, sugar bomb that will choke you and everybody around you in warm weather. When I first tried this out, I found it quite masculine and cologne-like on my skin. A few days after, I decided to give it another chance on a windy autumn working day. 3 sprays only. My desk is located in a quite large room together with other 4 people, but I could tell how pleasantly surprised was everybody entering our room by the smile and the comments about this sweet scent lingering around. The feeling was similar to the one you get when you go visit somebody's house on a Christmas day. Edit May 2020: I got a full bottle and it is AMAZING! One of the best gourmands in my collection and very long lasting! If you are thinking whether to buy the EDP or the EDT, I have tested them and after 1 - 2 hours, the drydown is the same.

This is a delightful gourmand. The biggest accord to me is the trio of hazelnut cream, tea-like vetiver and dark chocolate, in that order of intensity, with a sheer fruity veil enveloping it all. It is *extremely* similar to the EdP, just less dirty and less nuclear. I was very surprised that patchouli isn't listed as a note here, cause I definitely get a good amount of it from this perfume. Not as much as the original Angel and Angel Muse, and not as subtle as the 2019 Angel EdT, but it's there. Overall this is more luminous and has some colorful facets compared to the EdP, which is varying shades of brown only. This is also cooler and more versatile, with gentler sillage, but the longevity is very good. A shame this was discontinued, as I like it way more than the EdP. Side note: despite not being labelled as refillable, the bottle has an atomizer that can be unscrewed, so you can still keep using the bottle for other scents once it runs out.

This really is Angel Muse’s sparkly little sister. It had the same cocoa base you expect from the Angel DNA, but layered with a sparkling, sweet, tart, fruityness. Based on the notes I expected this to be more of an EDT I would like wearing in the spring, but the tartness of the cassis in the heart really makes this a nice daytime winter scent for me. Every time I spray this on I instantly think: "Sugarplum fairy" If you love the Angel and/or Angel Muse DNA, but feel like these are too heavy for daytime wear, then I would really recommend checking this one out. I read here its discontinued(?!), so if you could find this on sale I wouldn’t pass it up. Its a pretty safe blind buy if you’re a fan of Mugler Angel or Angel Muse. Edit after 2 months of occasional wear: This fragrance is the biggest complement getter in my collection in winter! Almost every time I wear this, someone compliments me on my scent.

As many already said, it's so sad this is discontinued, together with the EDP. I am lucky enough to own both, both are divine, but this one has a particular special place with me. I love the passionfruit and hazelnut cocoa combination. Of course its way more complex and definitely gourmand... It actually reminds me of the best ice cream variant at a local gelateria, its dark and normal chocolate with passionfruit and it's the best! But than that drydown... 💖 Love it, its creamy, sweet... woody... I really love how creative and different Mugler were, I am saying were, but with hope... Haven't seen anything groundbreaking since they discontinued the Aura and Muse line... Goddess is really nice, but its lacking the daring character I like Mugler for, such a same... In the meantime... I am keeping my eyes open for a backup bottle as refills pop up sometimes still ✨

What a delicious fragrance! I am not a fan of any other Angel I have tried (original Muse is ok; it may grow on me), but this one is absolutely delicious! YET, not a cliché gourmand at all (it's Mugler after all!). The passionfruit is so juicy and fresh and almost makes me salivate. When that settles a bit I smell something like roasted nuts rather than Nutella (which I don't care for)- I wonder if its the vetiver giving it the "toasty" feel? I have never heard of akigalawood, but the woodiness here seems kind of dense and robust without being overwhelmingly woody. If that makes sense. I can see that there is no patchouli here, but I sense it and cannot say if it's me imagining (associating this one with other Angels) or if it is that wood giving off that. rRgardless, this is a winner! I also think it is suitable for all seasons, actually.

I think all Thierry Mugler creations take a bold, adventurous person to appreciate, and even then, it sometimes takes years to get there. The new Mugler (without Thierry) creations are more mass appealing. In my opinion, they aren’t nearly as interesting. On to Angel Muse EDT, when I wear it I almost always get a compliment. I live where winter is brief and heat and humidity can occur any day of the year. The EDP is something I can only wear 5-10 days a year unless on vacation to a colder climate. I love it, but it is something I have to be in the mood for. When I do wear it, I never regret it! Sillage and longevity are great. Lasts a full work day on me with moderate sillage. It’s perfect sprayer provides a way to apply lightly when desired. It’s also the perfect sprayer for applying to hair, which provides a beautiful waft. Love it!