History of English Perfumery

The British were encouraged to create perfume by Queen Elizabeth I, who was very picky about the smells that surrounded her. Thanks to her, perfumers began to produce various scents that perfectly conveyed the true essence of the British — they were reserved, strict, and prim. Subsequently, English perfumery became more diverse.

The Most Popular Brands from the UK

These include:

• Penhaligon's;
• Jo Malone;
• Burberry.

It is also worth mentioning the Creed brand, although its production facilities were moved to Paris back in the 19th century.

More About These Brands

Perfumes from the Penhaligon brand are available to almost everyone today. It can vividly convey the flavor of England, so it is worth buying for those who want to feel like a real lady or a real gentleman.

Burberry products captivate with their attractiveness. This brand has released many collections, so finding the right perfume is not difficult.

Jo Malone is a fairly young English brand that produces high-quality perfumes from natural ingredients. The resulting compositions are elegant, yet interesting.

Creed perfumes are considered true classics. When creating products, the brand adheres to traditional recipes that make them strict and prim.