October 9, 2007
What to take home: Penhaligon’s Bluebell Bath Oil
Penhaligons Bluebell Bath Oil 200ml, £35.
In Ruby Country, Devon. April, 2007.
The Bluebell bath oil is Penhaligon’s number one cult beauty product. For the ultimate bluebell experience, layer with the delicate floral eau de toilette. I love the old-fashioned glass bottle and matching wee ribbon.
Penhaligon's Bluebell Eau de Toilette Spray 50ml, £50.
Penhaligon’s has been around since 1891, and in this time it has earned itself a couple of royal warrants. One of its oldest fragrances is the citrus-y Blenheim Bouquet for blokes – apparently Winston Churchill was a fan.
Penhaligon’s Blenheim Eau de Toilette Spray, 50ml, £45.
For Penhaligon’s store locations, click here
Penhaligon's London stores:
Covent Garden
41 Wellington Street
London WC2
125 Regent Street
London W1
132 Kings Road
London SW3
16 Burlington Arcade
London W1
20A Brook Street
London W1
Click here for a Wee Birdy map.
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