Mugler Alien Extraintense Intense is an intense floral-woody eau de parfum for women, in which a vanilla accord intertwines with jasmine, tuberose and cashmeran. The manufacturer declares a pronounced and long-lasting sillage and recommends it especially for evening occasions during autumn and winter.

Scent and Composition

Alien Extraintense belongs to the Alien fragrance collection. It was launched in 2025 and its perfume composition was created by Dominique Ropion.

• Type: eau de parfum, presented by the brand as Eau de Parfum Intense
• Fragrance family: floral and woody
• Top notes: creamy vanilla accord enhanced by solar flowers
• Heart: jasmine grandiflorum, cardamom and tuberose
• Base: cashmeran and a pronounced woody accord

The composition offers a vanilla opening, a floral heart with cardamom and a woody dry-down with cashmeran.

Application

To apply, spray a larger amount of fragrance in a circle in front of you and walk through the resulting cloud. This method is recommended especially for evening wear during the cooler autumn and winter months.

For refilling at home, unscrew the pump and attach the corresponding refill. The filling process will stop automatically.

The automatic stop feature allows you to refill the bottle without having to manually judge when to stop the process.

Packaging

• Volume: 60 ml
• Refillable bottle designed to be topped up with the corresponding refill
• Purple-to-black colour gradient
• Black cap
• Metallic decorative claw-shaped element

The refillable design allows you to continue using the same bottle after its original contents have been used up.

About the Brand

The fashion house Mugler was founded by Manfred Thierry Mugler in 1974. In addition to fashion, he was also active in drawing, photography, film and stage direction. The brand combines raw materials with unexpected combinations in its fragrance creation, and introduced the concept of refillable perfumes in 1992 alongside the fragrance Angel.

The option to refill eau de parfums at home using the corresponding refills has long been a core part of the Mugler approach.