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Mugler Alien Goddess vs Mona di Orio Tubereuse
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Notes
Top
Coconut WaterBergamot
Heart
JasmineHeliotrope
Base
Bourbon VanillaCashmeran
Accords
Vanilla
100%
Powdery
81%
White floral
65%
Woody
55%
Citrus
52%
Musky
50%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
summerspringfall
About
Alien Goddess by Mugler is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Alien Goddess was launched in 2021. Alien Goddess was created by Nathalie Lorson and Marie Salamagne. Top notes are Coconut Water and Bergamot; middle notes are Jasmine and Heliotrope; base notes are Bourbon Vanilla and Cashmeran. Alien Goddess, the new Mugler perfume from the Alien collection, targets Generation-Z; a younger population yet to meet Mugler as a brand.Willow Smith, the daughter of Will Smith and Jadae Pinkett Smith who is a singer and actress, has been chosen to embody a new vision of femininity that is at once strong, powerful, inclusive and “edgy”. The campaign was directed by Emmanuel Adjei and photographed by Txema Yeste.Alien Goddess includes bergamot essence, jasmine grandiflorum SuperInfusion, Madagascar Bourbon vanilla and a note of cashmere. It was created by Firmenich perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Marie Salamagne.The Alien Goddess bottle retains the shape of the original Alien fragrance, launched in 2005, but in a golden color. The fragrance is available as 30, 60 and 90 ml Eau de Parfum.
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Notes
Top
Pink PepperBergamot
Heart
Indian TuberoseHeliotrope
Base
CashmeranBenzoin
Accords
Tuberose
100%
White floral
86%
Powdery
83%
Amber
74%
Musky
68%
Vanilla
66%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
springsummerfall
About
Tubereuse by Mona di Orio is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. Tubereuse was launched in 2011. The nose behind this fragrance is Mona di Orio. Top notes are Pink Pepper and Bergamot; middle notes are Indian Tuberose and Heliotrope; base notes are Cashmeran and Benzoin. When we think of tuberose in perfume, we often think of the version most perfumers like to emphasize: its nocturnal version, when it exudes its most intense scent. More discreet and docile during the day, the flower some call “The Queen of the Night” emerges from its slumber when it's dark out to emit a deep and almost animalistic aroma.In Tubéreuse, Mona di Orio creates what she calls a “twilight Tubéreuse”, greener and fresher than its headier nocturnal incarnations but still intoxicating and rich.It opens with a beautiful and peppery burst of bergamot and green notes, which almost gives tuberose the quality of having been tamed and made more transparent after a refreshing light rain. Soon, the unmistakably narcotic tuberose slinks its way forward, flanked by creamy notes from benzoin and amber, matched with a milky nuttiness from heliotrope and coconut.Along with Tubéreuse’s top notes, the occasional sharp floral facet from heliotrope joins with Tubéreuse’s green facets, balancing out its creamy and musky base notes. More approachable than its femme fatale counterparts, Tubéreuse nevertheless seduces. Perfect for tuberose fans that want a lighter, friendlier, more verdant interpretation of the flower.
Notes in Common
33% sharedShared (3)
BergamotHeliotropeCashmeran
Only in Alien Goddess
Coconut WaterJasmineBourbon Vanilla
Only in Tubereuse
Pink PepperIndian TuberoseBenzoin
Rating
3.92vs3.89
Ratings
9,040vs531
Concentration
EDPvsEDP
Launch Year
2021vs2011
Which should I buy?
Too close to call on ratings — choose on character.
- The community rates them about the same (3.92 from 9,040 ratings vs 3.89 from 531).
- Longevity votes for both lean "moderate".
- Sillage is comparable: "moderate" is the most common vote for both.
- Alien Goddess is voted best for summer; Tubereuse for spring and summer.
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