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Launched in August 2018 as the heart of the Mugler Cologne Rainbow Collection, Come Together is the original 2001 cult Mugler Cologne in a new bright design, composed by Alberto Morillas. An intense aromatic-green cologne built on a disruptive blend of green petitgrain and white musk, twisted by the secret S note, with aldehydes, neroli, lime peel, coriander, jasmine and tagetes lifting the composition.
This smells like the cleanest version of summer I know. Petitgrain and lime peel snap green over the skin like crushed leaves, neroli and aldehydes fizzing bright as tonic water, and then it all melts into white musk — that famous Mugler clean-skin hum, soft as a just-washed shirt. Coriander and jasmine keep it interesting, tagetes adding a strange green wink underneath. It smells like someone who showers twice a day and always carries a hint of citrus groves. Effortless, ageless, impossible to dislike. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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