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Perfumes that smell like Not a Perfume

Not a Perfume by Juliette Has a Gun (2010) is built around Ambroxan. Here are the ten perfumes in our encyclopedia that come closest, with what each one shares and what sets it apart.

« A single breath of ambroxan: the smell of skin, only slightly better. »

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Not a Perfume Juliette Has a Gun
  1. 1 Another 13 Le Labo

    Le Labo · 2010

    Another 13

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Jasmine, Moss, Musk. Same family (Woody).

  2. 2

    Diesel · 2016

    Bad

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Bergamot, Cardamom, Violet Leaf. Same family (Woody). Positioned as Masculine.

  3. 3 Santal 33 Le Labo

    Le Labo · 2011

    Santal 33

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Cardamom, Violet, Iris.

  4. 4

    Yves Saint Laurent · 2015

    Tuxedo

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Patchouli, Bergamot, Pink Pepper.

  5. 5 Sedley Parfums de Marly

    Parfums de Marly · 2019

    Sedley

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Lemon, Mint, Bergamot.

  6. 6

    Parfums de Marly · 2025

    Carios

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Saffron, Mandarin, Pink Pepper.

  7. 7

    Parfums de Marly · 2025

    Valero

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Citron, Bergamot, Juniper.

  8. 8

    Escentric Molecules · 2008

    Molecule 02

    Shared notes: Ambroxan.

  9. 9

    Glossier · 2017

    Glossier You

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Pink Pepper, Iris, Ambrette.

  10. 10

    Guerlain · 2020

    Patchouli Ardent

    Shared notes: Ambroxan. What differs: Fig, Pink Pepper, Patchouli.

Frequently asked questions

Which perfume smells most like Not a Perfume?

Based on our analysis of fragrance pyramids, Another 13 by Le Labo is the closest: it shares 1 notes with Not a Perfume, including Ambroxan.

What is an alternative to Not a Perfume from another house?

Another 13 (Le Labo, 2010) picks up Ambroxan in a different interpretation.

How is this ranking built?

We compare the top, heart and base notes of every perfume. Rare notes weigh more than very common ones like musk or bergamot; olfactory family and gender refine the score. Nothing replaces trying it on skin.