Review of Angel Muse Eau de Parfum by Marta Regina Jabłońska

I’ll begin, unusually, with a quote: “To make an analogy, you could say that Angel Eau de Parfum is the star, while Angel MUSE orbits around the star and revolves as if around a galaxy.” — Christophe de Lataillade, Creative Director for MUGLER fragrances This comparison captures the very essence of the fragrance perfectly. If Angel is a praline, then Muse is its creamy, nut-filled heart. The assertive patchouli of Angel reappears here in a softer, more restrained form, while Angel’s multifaceted fruity opening is echoed through shimmering reflections in Muse’s grapefruit opening. This is a gentler, more enveloping composition, wrapped in a comforting, sweet veil. It feels calmer, more subdued, and quietly beautiful. Longevity is very good, though the sillage is noticeably softer than that of Angel. A true gem—one can only regret that it has been discontinued. A beautiful fragrance, well worth owning alongside Angel. I adore it.