Mugler Starlicious Berry Licorice Review: A Pink Mugler Under Sedation
Berry Licorice opens like a sparkling pink candy before licorice pulls it towards something darker, quieter and slightly bitter.
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Pistachio in Perfumery: From Green Nut to Gourmand Obsession
Pistachio can smell creamy, toasted, green, floral or completely gourmand. We explore how perfumers use the note and five fragrances that show its evolution.
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Mugler Starlicious Pineapple Musk: Too Demure for Mugler?
I expected pineapple, coconut and full Mugler drama. Instead, Starlicious Pineapple Musk gave me a soft tropical haze, pleasant and easy, but much less distinctive than Pistachio Praline.
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Amber in Perfumery:The Note That Doesn’t Really Exist
Amber is everywhere in perfumery, except it is not really a single ingredient. Here is what an amber accord actually is, how it smells and why amber, ambergris and Ambroxan are very different things.
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Mugler Starlicious Pistachio Praline Review: It Actually Made Me Hungry
Pistachio yogurt, creamy caramel and a darker patchouli drydown: my review of Mugler Starlicious Pistachio Praline after testing three official samples.
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Mugler Angel Review: Still One of the Boldest Gourmands Ever Made
This Mugler Angel review explores why one of the most iconic gourmand perfumes in history still feels unique today. From…
