Personally I’m a ‘poached atop a slice of avocado toast’ kind-of-a-guy, but then again I am a millennial so what else would you expect? It seems that Juliette Has a Gun likes their eggs served with a generous helping of sandalwood and a side of sass, because that’s exactly what the brand’s exciting new fragrance ‘ Sunny Side Up‘ offers up. Juliette Has a Gun has always been a cheeky house, but they’ve really outdone themselves with this latest launch, creating a fragrance bottle that gives a birds eye view of a fried egg, sunny side up. Genius. You agree to indemnify and hold Space NK (and its officers, directors, agents, subsidiaries, joint ventures, employees and third-party service providers, including but not limited to Bazaarvoice, Inc.), harmless from all claims, demands, and damages (actual and consequential) of every kind and nature, known and unknown including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising out of a breach of your representations and warranties set forth above, or your violation of any law or the rights of a third party. Romano Ricci is the executive founder and perfumer of Juliette Has a Gun. He was born with success in his DNA, spawning from grandfather Robert Ricci who founded the Nina Ricci Fragrance Empire and great-grandson of Nina Ricci, a self-taught high-class seamstress. that is, or may reasonably be considered to be submitted in extreme volumes and as such be deemed as ‘spam’;

Well you will be pleased to know that Sunny Side Up does not smell like eggs. We’ll leave that type of shenanigans up to Etat Libre d’Orange, thank you very much. What it does smell like though, is sandalwood and what a lovely sandalwood it is. The initial impression is warm and nutty with a hint of floral freshness. The use of sandalwood here feels much more in tune with the Givaudan molecule Javanol (as opposed to real sandalwood) which adds an almost metallic freshness, allowing the surface of the wood to gleam with the endless reflection of light rather than absorb light as a dull matt texture.If the heart floats your boat, perhaps try it sprayed generously on clothing to see if it can perform better. Otherwise expect to need a refresher spritz every two hours. This one requires patience. Be forewarned: it goes on exceedingly weak and blooms in 20-30 minutes to a stronger sandalwood with a figgy brightness and the barest hint of pepper. Except for this moderate increase in strength, I find it to be linear and fairly soft.

Juliette Has a Gun is part of her artillery collection, revealing to us a woman represents a sensual power as though it were a weapon. This modern world ambiance proves that her potential is endless, with a strong magnetism that can be unspoken and incredibly revealing. Les options de livraison sont les suivantes : Livraison standard (Colissimo) et livraison express (Chronopost).Wherever this trend goes next I’m totally here for it. It’s great to see such bold subversions of a classic style and with new materials, sandalwood is taking on a new life, one that is far from the plushness one is so used to and towards something more arid and hot. Keep it coming. With an uplifting and enlightening smell, the top notes of this fragrance include amyris, jasmine lactone, sandalwood and vanilla absolute. Featuring heart notes of iris butter, jasmine sambac and sandalwood, this personal fragrance is completed by base notes of ambrette, Iso E Super and salicylate. Juliette Has a Gun proves that independence, desire, and romance are just a few significant layers within a woman, and she can tap into them with the chemistry she owns and the fragrances she applies. Final Thought Woody, milky sweet coconut-vanilla scent. It is very safe and not too loud. Nice and comforting. On its own, I can barely smell it when I spray it on myself. Sure, I can smell the top notes, but everything else disappears as soon as the top notes dissipates. However, layering this on top of other fragrances I deem way too strong or too faint, that's where Sunny Side Up truly shows its true self. It tempers down the stronger notes that I find offensive, while giving the fainter notes a huge boost.