Alien Eau Sublime

The mandarin and orange collide with a sharp, almost grey-green galbanum that feels almost pharmaceutical at first—as though you've just inhaled something vaguely industrial. It's bright but oddly flat, the citrus notes lacking their usual juicy warmth, held back by that distinctive Mugler mineral restraint.

The jasmine and heliotrope bloom into a creamy, almost cosmetic sweetness that coats the skin, with tiare adding a subtle indolic depth that prevents pure candy territory. The galbanum hasn't disappeared—it lingers at the edges like cool breath against warm skin, creating an almost uncomfortable contrast between floral softness and that stubborn green reserve.

The cashmere wood and white amber emerge to anchor the composition, creating a soft, slightly powdery trail that remains diffuse and creamy rather than intimate. What remains is predominantly sweet and floral with only ghost-like traces of green and citrus, settling into a gentle skin scent that whispers rather than projects.