Royal scent: Prince Charles to launch new line of perfume. Here are details

Prince Charles of Wales is all set to launch a new line of perfume. In collaboration with Penhaligon, this scent is inspired by Prince Charles' private gardens in Gloucestershire, England. Highgrove Gardens is live on the website and is available for £152, about Rs 14,000 for a 100 ML bottle. This new scent is said to be inspired by the summers at Highgrove Gardens.

Prince Charles has expressed his interest in gardening from quite an early age. Growing up, he used to have a vegetable patch with his sister where they tried growing tomatoes. Flowers are the prince’s passion, he is known to smell them, look after them, and even talk to them.

Oranic Gin

In 2020, an organic gin was created from the plants of his private gardens hence the question being, why not perfume as well? Other than the gin, Prince Charles has launched another unexpected product before. He came up with a collection of ethical clothing with nettles harvested from the Highgrove estate. This came out a year ago and was launched by a duo of designers. According to the website, 10 percent of each sale will go to The Prince’s Foundation which is known to support training programs and education in engineering, horticulture, and traditional arts.


Perfume
The perfume is said to be nothing exceptional but has a burst of floral fragrances. It is getting a great deal of attention due to its silver lime, lavender, and geranium. Social media networks are already full of this new release. Prince Charles’ collaboration with Penhaligon seems to be worth it as it is one of the largest perfume houses in the UK.

With its history of luxury and long history, it is a great tie-up indeed for the member of the royal family. This perfume house usually takes up a humorous approach with its launches but this time, it paid a tribute to the magnificent fragrance of these gardens in the summer. Also mentions how the silver lime’s fragrance fills the air.