Penhaligon's
Penhaligon's is a symbol of English artistic perfumery. The brand, originally founded as a barber shop in 1870, immediately made people interested, attracting the curiosity of the English nobility and in particular that of the Crown.
This eau de toilette is a gin lover’s delight. Better make it a double.
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The Moon Goddess’ bath is perfumed with orange, jasmine and fir. Surrender.
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Rose, gin, leather – most uncommon. A fragrance to set Society tongues wagging.
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A masterpiece composed of yuzu and incense. A classic scent – never de rigueur.
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A spicy-sweet scent swept away by desert winds. Myrrh longs for a city where warmth is no façade.
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Fresh zest and wet moss. A cologne – or a sunny day in the shade of an oak tree?
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A timeless ode to the Sun, radiant with a caress of white flowers. Dazzling citrus transforms like dappled light to blend with blackcurrant.
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Incense, leather and ambroxan. A smooth and deadly operator.
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Will Yasmine’s scent of jasmine, incense and oud help her lure a suitable match?
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Hot and cold spices mingle over cedar and patchouli. Sam’s scent turns heads.
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A sweet-scented Rose, ready for the picking. Not so innocent after all, perhaps?
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Mischief-tinged musk: this fragrance wields its own charming power in Royal Quarters.
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The Prince of Perfumes enters in a majestic haze of vetiver, as one would expect.
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A fragrance of a few, well-chosen words. Strong but subtle wood and leather, enveloped by vanilla and sesame milk.
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A picture of charm – or is she? This narcotic fragrance has a dangerous bite.
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