Penhaligon's Alizarin Eau De Parfum 100ml

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I have a lot of love for Penhaligon’s fragrances, but by far my favourite collection is ‘Trade Routes’. Each fragrance is inspired by a fantasy journey around the world, importing and exporting precious goods. They capture moments of exotic lands, romantic voyages and the worlds finest ingredients. Some of my favourites from the collection include As Sawira, Empressa, Lothiar and Agarbathi. Today, I’m discussing doing a Penhaligon’s ‘Alizarin’ Review.

The aquatic mandarin ensures that the fragrance does not become too dense - and even the flowery parts remain discreet. Hello friends! Today I am doing a Penhaligon’s ‘Alizarin’ Review + discuss Is Penhaligon’s a good brand? Let’s go!

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Yes, Penhaligon’s is worth the price tag. They use high quality ingredients and they have wonderful inspirations behind each fragrance. Some of the older fragrances are more affordable than the newer perfumes, in particular fragrances like Sartorial or As Sawira. Which are stunning and I think well worth the money. They also tend to have good sales, especially after christmas as they sell of gift sets. What is the best Penhaligon perfume? Yes! Penhaligon’s is a great British brand with lots of wonderful heritage which they draw inspiration from. They use high quality ingredients, create exciting and unusual blends and they always have wonderful stories and inspiration behind each fragrance. They are luxury and transportive. Is Penhaligon’s worth it?

For my sensation it is rather a masculine scent - or for self-confident ladies when they perform solo. The scent is very clean and the fresh floral scents are meant to invoke white sails billowing on the River Nile whilst the rich precious woods are reminiscent of desert wind. Alizarin is quite a powerful scent and slightly masculine, it could be worn as a unisex fragrance as I’ve been wearing this however I’m pretty sure my boyfriend has claimed this bottle for himself as he has fallen in love with the scent too. It’s the richer of the two fragrances and I would wear this more in the evening.My nose swings from the gentleman to the lady - and feels him with the brother-in-law as more harmonious. Nevertheless, I like the noble Brit with the slightly oriental touch - although it also shows off better on my husband than on me. The scent: Now the scent is like nothing i’ve ever tried before. It’s powerful but pleasing even if it rather masculine in nature. It is a unisex fragrance so I wasn’t surprised that it is quite earthy and intense. It has staying power and I found it quite overpowering at first but once it settled I found it’s scent was rich and velvety.

The new collection consists of four eaux de parfum: The Tragedy of Lord George, which describes the curious, mythical father of a small English family, loyal to the king and country (a woody fougere with aspects of foam and rum, by Alberto Morillas); The Revenge Of Lady Blanche, drawing on narcissus, iris and hyacinth to paint a portrait of his wife, a social butterfly who hides a terrible secret; The Coveted Duchess Rose, in which Christophe Raynaud describes the life of their unsuccessfully married (if married...) daughter to the eccentric and freedom-loving Duke, represented by the fizzy, rosy-leathery fragrance named Much Ado About The Duke. The fact that I’ve never heard of it: It’s no fun having a signature scent that everyone else has. Angel, Jo Malone, Chanel are all great signature scents but it’s always nice having something a little more unique.

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I first discovered the Penhaligon’s brand when I bought a cluster of their candles and was amazed when the mini trio filled my entire home with sumptuous scents. Their fragrances are a recent discovery for me but I’m sure this one won’t be my last.