Bi-es Blossom Avenue Eau de Parfum

The scent is sweet, cloying, but I really like it. I bought it after hearing in a review that it is similar to my favorite Mugler Angel. Well, it is absolutely not similar! Just because there are heavy notes in the pyramid, it doesn't mean it will be similar. Mugler Angel is a fragrance with a much more complex pyramid, heavy, too much - that's about it. And the B.S. fragrance is more similar to fruity scents than to Angel. There are no similar notes in the base either. So if you, like me, are a fan of Mugler Angel and are looking for an alternative, pass on this fragrance. Apparently, those who haven't had the pleasure of trying it personally find similarities with Angel. Blossom Avenue itself is good, but too sweet, it's a matter of taste. Of course, it is not the same otherworldly sweetness as Mugler Angel, but it will be good for summer and late spring. It quickly fades in cold weather.

This fragrance reminds me of "Trésor La Nuit" by Lancôme.

In general, I purchased this fragrance from a different place, but I will leave a review because there is practically no information about it anywhere.

This is a very heavy floral sweet fragrance, without the slightest hint of sourness. It suits my taste for cold weather. Honey patchouli dominates the scent, and because of this, it seems like a copy of Mugler Angel. Although the top and heart notes are different, believe me, it's still the same. The final notes will be the most noticeable, and it will smell like Mugler Angel. In general, once again, BIES skillfully disguises a clone of some fragrance in a design that doesn't give away the copy at all.