Juliette is the eponymous fragrance of Juliette Has A Gun, launched in 2024 by the house's founder, Romano Ricci. The eau de parfum rests on a black cherry lifted with pink pepper and an overdose of cashmeran, with a jasmine absolute at the heart of the formula, and ambroxan and tonka bean in the base. The house describes it as fruity, floral and woody, with strong projection.
Black cherry and pink pepper
The top pairs black cherry with pink pepper. The house presents this duo as the engine of the formula: the pepper gives relief to the fruit, which it wants dark and deep rather than candied.
Jasmine absolute and cashmeran
The heart of the formula brings together jasmine absolute and cashmeran, which the house announces as overdosed. It nonetheless rejects the floral label: the jasmine serves as support for the fruit, which retains control of the fragrance.
Ambroxan and tonka bean
The base rests on ambroxan and tonka bean, two materials that explain the strong projection claimed. Olya Bar, in ÇaFleureBon, finds this woody structure beneath the sweetness of the fruit and judges it solid.
What the house classifies, what Wikiparfum notes
The house announces a fruity, floral and woody accord. Wikiparfum classifies Juliette among the woody fragrances and notes six materials: cashmeran, red berries, black cherry, ambroxan, jasmine and tonka bean. The two readings converge on the cherry and cashmeran duo.
What the label declares
The official label adds bergamot, bitter orange peel, vanillin and coumarin, which the announced accord does not mention. It also names Iso E Super and a synthetic musk, responsible for the longevity and sillage.