Mugler Angel Elixir Eau de Parfum

These perfumes are perfect for those who enjoy Lancome La Vie Est Belle and Givenchy Ange Ou Demon Le Secret. They are very similar to Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium. The comments often lack information about which perfumes they are similar to and which perfume lovers they would suit.

I received a sample as a gift and I am shocked! It's exactly what I love! It's sweet but not too much, floral, and I can definitely sense the vanilla. They remind me of Opium Black by Yves Saint Laurent! Thank you.

I received a sample of this fragrance as a gift. It has a sweet and overpowering scent that lasts a long time. However, I didn't particularly like it. I don't understand why it is priced so high. It doesn't give off the impression of being a luxurious perfume at all.

I received a sample as a gift (thank you?

I purchased it in Europe, not here, but in my opinion, this is the best thing I have ever tried! Long-lasting and with a beautiful trail. Sometimes it seemed like there were pheromones present because everyone's eyes were fixated on me and people tried to stand closer to me (sometimes it was really annoying).

A completely different Angel. It shouldn't be compared to the first one. It is beautiful in its own way.

Well... unfortunately, only the name of Angel remains here. The scent can be more accurately classified as part of the Alien Goddess line. From the start, it is very sweet, with a sticky-sweet vanilla syrup and a light floral soapiness. As it develops, ylang-ylang comes through and the scent transitions into a vacation-like theme. Overall, there is a similarity in sound to the new releases YSL Black Opium Le Parfum and Lancome La Nuit Tresore Fleur De Nuit, and in general, it reminds me of many other fragrances - meaning there is no uniqueness in the scent. On the positive side, the bottle is beautiful and it has relatively decent longevity.

It is impossible to rate Thierry Mugler's perfumes below 5 stars, as they are all aimed at people who prefer non-trivial compositions in elaborate bottles. Of course, I loved and will continue to love Angel, released over thirty years ago; it was the world's first gourmand perfume with a fantastical sound.

What can I say about Angel Elixir? It is completely different, combining two contrasting elements: the sweet bitterness of vanilla pods and... the bottle. The composition is dominated by a slightly sharp pink pepper and ylang-ylang with hints of tangy jasmine, and the vanilla accompanies them perfectly from the start to the long-lasting trail.

For my collection, it is definitely a must-have, but for myself... well, I'm not completely thrilled with it yet. Nevertheless, this elixir deserves attention, if only for its killer longevity and the traditional beauty of its design.