- Not A Perfume Juliette Has A Gun for women:
main accords
amber
musky
woody
Juliette Has a Gun is set to launch its new non-perfume in September 2010. TitledJuliette Has a Gun Not a Perfume, this offering is far from a conventional fragrance—it is, in essence, fragrant AMBROX housed in a sleek flacon.
The sole key ingredient in this non-perfume is Ambroxan, with the chemical formula C16 H28 O. Developed by Firmenich in the 1950s as a substitute for grey amber (which was prohibitively expensive for widespread use in fragrance compositions), Ambroxan typically serves as a base note in perfumes. Here, however, it takes center stage.
一.Pros
1.Subtle enough for work settings
2.Minimalist and elegant
3.Gender-neutral or unisex scent
4.Pleasant and cozy fragrance
5.Unique and elusive scent
6.Long-lasting
7.High volume of product for the price
8.Boosts sex appeal
二.Cons
1.May not be noticeable on all individuals
2.Some may find it overpriced for what it is
3.Not a traditional perfume scent
4.May be too subtle for some preferences
5.Expensive price point
6.Smells like laundry detergent to some
7.Strong scent on some individuals
8.Similar to other fragrances on the market
Juliette Has a Gun Not a Perfumemakes a provocative statement, defying the norms of modern perfumery. It thrives on contradiction: while its composition is rooted in molecular science, it stands as the only fragrance entirely free of allergens.
This distinctive non-perfume will be available in the brand’s signature flacons, in 50ml and 100ml sizes.
Fragrance Notes
1.Ambroxan 2.Cetalox
