Purple Trouble is the eau de parfum that Juliette Has A Gun launches in 2026, created by Romano Ricci around a wild blackberry. A red chili pepper accord in the heart gives it edge, while musks and ambroxan round out the base: a fruity, musky fragrance with a spicy touch, in a bottle with a purple-to-red gradient.
The house gives three notes, one per tier: wild blackberry in the top, red chili pepper in the heart, musks and ambroxan in the base. The chili pepper is an accord.
From blackberry to musks
Blackberry opens the fragrance with a juicy, luminous, slightly tart freshness. The red chili pepper accord blends in, discreet but distinct: it brings a hint of spice that sharpens the fruit without dominating it.
Musks and ambroxan form a soft, modern base that the house calls warm and sensual. It places Purple Trouble among the fruity, spicy, musky fragrances.
What the label declares
Alcohol denat. and fragrance open the list, before tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, an ambery wood, and water. Ethylhexyl salicylate and butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, two UV filters, come before alpha-isomethyl ionone, limonene and linalyl acetate.
Bitter orange peel oil, linalool and lemon peel oil come before pinene, geraniol and rose ketones. Benzaldehyde, eugenyl acetate, beta-caryophyllene, terpinolene and citral close the list.
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