Purple Trouble by Juliette Has A Gun
Women 2026
Description
Purple Trouble by Juliette Has A Gun: blackberries, chillies and a touch of mischief Juliette Has A Gun's Purple Trouble is a new scent for women, launched in 2026 and classified as an aromatic fruity fragrance. The title hints at something playful, and the composition delivers exactly that. The perfume opens with blackberry, develops a chilli heart, and finishes on…
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- Winter 29%
- Spring 14%
- Summer 14%
- Autumn 43%
- Day 50%
- Night 50%
Key notes
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Top
Blackberry (Black Raspberry)
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Heart
Chili
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Base
Ambroxan
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About Purple Trouble
Purple Trouble by Juliette Has A Gun: blackberries, chillies and a touch of mischief
Juliette Has A Gun's Purple Trouble is a new scent for women, launched in 2026 and classified as an aromatic fruity fragrance. The title hints at something playful, and the composition delivers exactly that.
The perfume opens with blackberry, develops a chilli heart, and finishes on ambroxan and musk. It is a study in contrasts: juicy fruit, gentle spice and a clean, warm base.
The blackberry top note is succulent and zesty, with just enough tartness to keep things interesting. Chilli appears in the middle, providing a gentle warmth rather than a fiery blast.
Ambroxan and musk round things off with a sleek, powdery base. The blend feels fresh at first, then slowly turns warmer and more intimate on the skin.
The accords listed for Purple Trouble include fruity, musky, warm spicy, amber, sweet, fresh, powdery and violet-like facets. That broad palette adds depth and makes the perfume feel more complex than a simple fruity number.
At present, the fragrance has a single user rating of 1/5. With only one review, it's hard to draw any real conclusions – what matters is how it wears on your own skin.
This is for women who enjoy fragrances that are a little bit playful and not afraid of spicy contrasts. It's also a good fit for those who like musky, amber-based scents with a lighter, fresher feel.
Purple Trouble is a brave, characterful perfume that makes the most of an unusual pairing. If you want something different from the usual fruity florals, this 2026 launch deserves your attention.
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