Juliette Has A Gun Not A Perfume eau de parfum for women is built on a single declared fragrance note: Cetalox. According to the manufacturer, its minimalist composition makes it suitable even for those sensitive to strong scents. It can be worn on its own or used as an amplifying base when layering with other perfumes.

Scent and Composition

• Cetalox forms the top note, heart, and base of the entire composition.
• It creates musky, woody, and animalic fragrance nuances.
• The scent belongs to the woody, musky, and amber family.
• The fragrance trail has medium intensity and long-lasting wear.
• This is an eau de parfum.
• The fragrance was launched in 2010 and was created by perfumer Romano Ricci.
• The declared composition includes 74% vol. Alcohol denat., Parfum (Fragrance), and Aqua (Water).
• The brand declares a 90% share of naturally derived ingredients, 93.4% biodegradability, and a 25% share of upcycled ingredients.

You get a minimalist eau de parfum with a single fragrance note that can be worn alone or combined with other scents.

Application

• Apply the eau de parfum directly to pulse points, such as the neck, inner wrists, and inner elbows.
• After application, allow it to dry naturally and do not rub the skin.
• For layering, use it with other perfumes as a fragrance amplifier.
• To preserve quality, store the perfume in a cool, dark place away from sunlight.

Proper application without rubbing and appropriate storage will support the intended use and help maintain the quality of the fragrance.

Packaging

• The volume of the eau de parfum is 200 ml.

About the Brand

Romano Ricci launched the Juliette Has A Gun brand in 2006. It was founded in France, between Paris and Grasse. Its founder is the great-grandson of fashion designer Nina Ricci, and he views perfumery as an art and craft meant to express style and originality.

Behind the fragrance is a French brand led by a perfumer who combines perfumery with a distinctive creative expression.