In 1992, MUGLER revolutionized the world of perfumery by introducing a completely new fragrance - not floral, but created from attractive ingredients in a strong concentration to emphasize the sensual and bold feminine character. The exciting, intoxicating Angel has resurrected oriental motifs in the world of perfumery and marked the beginning of a new, gourmet fragrance family. Angel eau de parfum combines the power and richness of patchouli with sensual notes of praline, red fruits and vanilla absolute. Heavenly note: Calabrian bergamot The scent of the wind, the sky, and the vast expanses of freedom: Calabrian bergamot refreshes the senses like a breath of clean air. Charming note: praline Gourmet flavors have ingredients that everyone likes — notes of red fruits and sweet hints of praline and caramel delight and delight. Such fragrances largely owe their appeal to the ingenious, innovative discovery of MUGLER perfumers — the use of ethylmaltol, a chemical with the smell of cotton candy, in high perfumery. Seductive note: patchouli The quintessence of femininity: patchouli fragrance is bathed in warming waves of vanilla absolute. Taken in a strong concentration, patchouli captivates and seduces, awakening a woman's sensuality and awareness of her feminine power. MUGLER fragrance bottles are like works of art. The shape of each of them tells its own story, balancing at the intersection of innovation and tradition. The asymmetrical five-pointed star, the MUGLER house logo, reflects the very essence of the brand's first fragrance. The star is a symbol of a dream turned into reality, an image of an endless world open to everyone, a sign of the enormous possibilities of man. You have all this, too — it resembles a star in your hand. MUGLER strives to maintain a balance between tradition and innovation. Thanks to the creation of the first refillable bottle for Angel, which can be refilled at home with refills, the MUGLER brand has become at the forefront of the perfume world.