Juliette has a gun Not a PerfumeEau de Parfum for Women
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Fragrance description Juliette has a gun Not a PerfumeIngredients
There is not only power in simplicity, but also of a beautiful fragrance. The Juliette Has a Gun Not a Perfume Eau de Parfum gives you access to a whole new level of simplicity. With this perfectly minimalist fragrance that contains a gentle amber-like scent, you can be sure that you will not get lost in the crowd.
- a fresh, modern fragrance
- the only aromatic substance is a synthetic molecule named Cetalox
- simple ingredients make it an almost hypoallergenic choice
Story of the fragrance
Cetalox, also known as ambroxan, is usually used as one of the ingredients in the base notes of a fragrance. The fragrance Not a Perfume emphasises it in all its glory as the only aroma compound. The result is a minimalistic, clean and elegant fragrance with notes of amber and white musk.
Ingredients
- Composition
- Ambroxan
- Fragrance category
- floral, woody
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About the brand Juliette has a gun
The Juliette Has a Gun fragrance is inspired by the work of William Shakespeare, but the renowned renaissance romance gains a modern slant in this case. The brand concept symbolises independence and freedom, giving women an imaginary weapon allowing them to stand up to men in the age-old battle of the sexes, passion and love.
Juliette Has a Gun is the work of Roman Ricci, the grandson of the famous fashion designer Nina Ricci, whose perfumes have swept the world. The new generation of this family burst into the beauty world in 2006, fearlessly breaking the rules of modern perfumery. Juliette Has a Gun Not a Perfume drew attention with its single element – Ambroxan.
The designer bottles, outstanding concept, the main creator’s personality and the overall image make the Juliette Has a Gun perfume brand a distinctive platform for women who have high self-esteem and are not afraid to be provocative, and yet are still very much real women.
