Alien Sunessence EDT Legere
Alien Sunessence opens with a blast of sun-warmed citrus and white tea, cutting through the original's heavier amber with unexpected brightness.
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- Fresh50
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- White Floral
By the editors · 2 min readAlien Sunessence opens with a blast of sun-warmed citrus and white tea, cutting through the original's heavier amber with unexpected brightness. The jasmine remains central but feels airier here, stretched thin like gauze over skin rather than concentrated into syrup. There's still that telltale creamy-woody sweetness underneath, but the whole structure leans lighter, almost sheer in the dry down.
This is Alien for humid weather or cautious wearers. The signature DNA persists—that solar, slightly vanillic warmth—but dialed back to something more office-appropriate. It loses some of the original's alien strangeness in the process, settling into a more conventional white floral territory. Best suited to those who find the original overwhelming but are drawn to its golden, heliotropic glow.
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