Having been around for over 150 years, Penhaligon’s likes to think we’ve made our mark in the world of perfumery. From conscionable collaborations with charities (whose beliefs we’re more than happy to hang our top hat on) to our Reuse & Make New service, Britain’s most esteemed fragrance house is putting its trust in the good sense we know best and following our noses to a brighter future.
REUSE & MAKE NEW
REFILLING FINE FRAGRANCES
We may believe in doing some things the old-fashioned way but one's nose is always pointed to the future. Enter Penhaligon’s fine refills service! Do your part to reduce waste and bring your empty bottle along to select stores for a fresh top of up your signature scent.*
PARTNERING WITH THE PRINCE’S FOUNDATION
King Charles III has been a passionate advocate of sustainability for decades. For the creation of a new fragrance, we partnered with Highgrove Gardens, the home of HM and Queen Camilla to create a scent that speaks to the values we both share. From sustainable packaging to responsibly sourced ingredients, Highgrove Bouquet is a green-fingered fragrance in more ways than one. What’s more, 10% of all sales are being donated in support of the wonderful work being carried out at The Prince’s Foundation.
CELEBRATING BRITAIN’S ECCENTRIC & CREATIVE HERITAGE
Needless to say the importance of knowing one’s heritage is hardly lost on us here at Penhaligon’s. Our history is what makes us who we are today, and we are forever determined to champion the unsung custodians of time-honoured traditions, or newly incandescent delights flourishing from the best of the next generation. Today, Penhaligon’s brings craftspeople to the world stage, offering support to help their business flourish, and creating a positive impact as a cultural steward.
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