Frequently Asked Questions about Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun
What does Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun smell like?
Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun features top notes of Bergamot and Lavender, middle notes of Geranium, Iso E Super, Patchouli, and Rose, and base notes of Ambroxan, Musk, and Vanilla.
Who created Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun?
Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun was created by Francis Kurkdjian.
When was Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun released?
Lady Vengeance by Juliette Has A Gun was released in 2006.
I have had to reframe and rescript all of my internal dialogue about Lady Vengeance from Juliette has a Gun. It is an entirely different creature today than it was when I first tried it. Almost a Jekyll and Hyde performance, if the good doctor was a sociopath and his alter ego was actually a hapless hero. Let me explain. Initially this was a fragrance of soft, cedary woods and ambery musks, a combination which I tend to love... but it was missing something. It was like observing someone with a human mask on, going through the motions of what humans do, but behind their dead, black eyes there was no light, or spark, or soul. Today this scent is the most theatrical, scenery-chewing rose; a rose that sweeps in to save the day with roses embroidered on its cape and a rose between its teeth and some sort of rose-related catchphrase-- in case you, you know, forgot it was a rose. On one hand, it’s too little, and on the other, it’s Very A Lot and between the two, this lady has forgotten about whatever she wanted vengeance for in the first place.
Lady Vengeance, from Juliette Has A Gun was released in 2006. The perfumer behind this creation is Francis Kurkdjian. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Lavender, middle notes of Geranium, Iso E Super, Patchouli, and Rose, and base notes of Ambroxan, Musk, and Vanilla.
I have had to reframe and rescript all of my internal dialogue about Lady Vengeance from Juliette has a Gun. It is an entirely different creature today than it was when I first tried it. Almost a Jekyll and Hyde performance, if the good doctor was a sociopath and his alter ego was actually a hapless hero. Let me explain. Initially this was a fragrance of soft, cedary woods and ambery musks, a combination which I tend to love... but it was missing something. It was like observing someone with a human mask on, going through the motions of what humans do, but behind their dead, black eyes there was no light, or spark, or soul. Today this scent is the most theatrical, scenery-chewing rose; a rose that sweeps in to save the day with roses embroidered on its cape and a rose between its teeth and some sort of rose-related catchphrase-- in case you, you know, forgot it was a rose. On one hand, it’s too little, and on the other, it’s Very A Lot and between the two, this lady has forgotten about whatever she wanted vengeance for in the first place.