Angel Eau Sucree 2015
The newest flanker in Mugler's Angel dynasty strips away much of the original's baroque intensity, keeping only the sugared heart.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 6 accords.
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- Caramel85
- Vanilla75
- Patchouli35
- Tonka20
- Amber15
By the editors · 2 min readThe newest flanker in Mugler's Angel dynasty strips away much of the original's baroque intensity, keeping only the sugared heart. What arrives is pure confection—caramel so present it borders on syrup, sweetened further by plush vanilla that coats the tongue before it reaches the nose. A whisper of patchouli lurks underneath, not earthy so much as darkened, like burnt sugar scraped from a pan.
This is Angel for those who found the original too heavy, too strange, too much. The cotton-candy theatrics have been replaced by something closer to salted caramel gelato. It develops very little over time, content to remain exactly what it promised: direct, unapologetic sweetness.
Best suited to someone who wants dessert on their skin without apology, and who doesn't mind that subtlety was never part of the brief.