Portraits Fragrances Revisited – Et in Belgravia Ego.
It’s been a few years since the esteemed Portraits family took permanent residence in Penhaligon’s stores around the world.
£110
100 ml
Size 100 ml
Concentration
Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette
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Honeyed nectar
A serene landscape with its origin in bloom. Facing the warm blush of Winter’s gaze; inhaling the succulence of orange’s sweet kiss. It’s crisp affection nurtures an invigorating fervour. Allow its woody depths to envelope your edges In a warm embrace, certain and sure. Be tempted by a sensual floral display, luscious and delicate, it’s elegance betraying its complexities. A temperament rich and fruity, candescent in feminine grace. Stillness and serenity manage to entice; it’s harmony a mere splash of berried wonder and sophistication. Succumb to this sweet nectar. @alifaery_
It's like spring to me
This scent is complex and beautiful, its akin to walking from the forest and into a meadow, subtle at first but descending into a myriad of light spices and sweet florals. Orange blossom was my first experience of Penhaligons and I'm drawn back to it for its simple depth and connotations of eternal love. A wallflower amongst the many beautiful scents offered here but a star in its own right. Reminding me when I wear it of many summer days spent exploring the Kingdom of Mourne.
Overblended
I love orange blossoms, they are lovely on their own. This mix is overladen with scents, quickly drowning out the orange blossom and muddling in all of the rest. Disappointing
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