PENHALIGON’S, a total grooming brand with a Royal Warrant from the British Royal Family.

Founded in 1870 by William Penhaligon, it has continued to weave fragrant stories, upholding British ideals as a fragrance house with a rich heritage.

Recognized for its achievements, Penhaligon’s has held two Royal Warrants, awarded by the Duke of Edinburgh (1956) and the Prince of Wales (1988), for many years.

Among the brand's iconic items is the PORTRAITS COLLECTION, distinguished by its gold bottle tops, each representing a character as an animal.

The Portraits Collection has recently welcomed two new additions: 'Clandestine Clara Eau de Parfum,' a sensual and oriental scent, and 'Roaring Radcliff Eau de Parfum,' a warm, soft aroma with notes of sweet tobacco.

A total of six unique fragrances will lend wearers a luxurious and dramatic aura.