Angel Eau Croisière 2020

Angel Eau Croisière 2020 by Mugler delivers a lush, creamy tropical gourmand experience dominated by a vivid, juicy fig note. The opening bursts with fresh, fruity zest—some reviewers detect mango, pineapple, or grapefruit—but the core remains a vibrant, lactonic fig that evokes ripe fruit pulp and even the dewy sap of a fig leaf. This develops into a warm, creamy base of praline, vanilla, and magnolia, creating a layer of smooth indulgence. The patchouli, while present, is subtler and less earthy than in the original Angel, contributing depth and character without overwhelming the sweetness. Its sillage is moderate to strong, and performance is impressively long for an Eau de Toilette, lasting well into the evening even on skin. The scent shifts from a bright, fresh tropical aura into a rich, warm gourmand that feels suited for both spring and fall, with some noting it as perfect for cozy winter nights despite its name. It's not the original Angel—lacking its intense, dirty patchouli complexity—making it accessible to those who dislike that profile but still appreciate Mugler's signature chemistry. For fans of fig, praline, and tropical cocktail scents, this fragrance offers a sweet, inviting, and addictive experience. However, its intensity and sweetness give it an almost narcotic allure, which can displease those sensitive to gourmands or those seeking a more airily floral, clean, or abstract scent. A few users report it feeling medicinal, overly sweet, or synthetic, particularly in humid weather where the richness can become cloying.