FLORIS
EDWARDIAN BOUQUET BODY MOISTURISER 250 ml

Edwardian Bouquet Enriched Body Moisturiser by Floris is enriched with jojoba oil, glycerin, sweet almond oil and anti-ageing vitamin E. A rich and nourishing body moisturizer, quickly absorbed, it helps to keep the skin soft and supple, as well as leaving it subtly scented with the woody floral scent of Edwardian Bouquet.

Edwardian Bouquet by Floris, a classic English fragrance, fresh and soft

Created in 1901 to celebrate the beginning of a new era, the fragrance was reinterpreted in 1984 with the rediscovery of the original formula in the archives of the family of British perfumers. It is a classic English fragrance dominated by citrus and floral freshness, and a woody base of sandalwood with the softness of musk.

. Top notes: bergamot, green notes, hyacinth, mandarin

. Heart notes: jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang

. Base notes: amber, musk, oak moss, patchouli, powdery notes, sandalwood

A great floral bouquet. Notes of hyacinth with its green nuances combined with a touch of bergamot and mandarin introduce the floral heart of jasmine, rose and ylang ylang. Patchouli and sandalwood dominate the woody base that is enhanced with moss, musk and powdery notes.

Floris, a family of British perfumers since 1730

Spanishman Juan Famenias Floris left Menorca for Montpellier (France), the Mecca of perfume in the 18th century, to learn the secrets of fragrance creation. From there, he embarked on his great adventure to London, buying 89 Jermyn Street, where he set up his barbershop and comb manufacturing business in 1730. Juan Floris, nostalgic for the aromas of his home in Menorca, also began to recreate these fragrances in the back room of No. 89, mixing essential oils as he had learned in Montpellier. The blend of ingredients, imported from Europe, was made individually for each client and the formulas were recorded so that they could be reproduced according to their needs. These few fragrances have remained at the heart of Floris to this day as part of the Classic Collection.

With John Floris' entrepreneurial spirit - in 1730 perfumes were a real novelty and Jermyn Street was the epicenter of the gentry in London - and with his innovative vision when it came to creating personalized fragrances, the barbershop was transformed into an elegant space selling eau de toilette and exclusive accessories such as handmade combs imported from Menorca, shaving brushes, hat pins or toothbrushes.

Floris turned 285 years old in 2015. It is the oldest independent British perfumery family in the world and the only perfume house appointed to the Queen. John Floris' family is currently in its eighth and ninth generation. They run the business proudly and with the same premises at No. 89 Jermyn Street, employing their knowledge and building on the heritage of the art of fragrance from generation to generation, creating exquisite perfumes that stand the test of time and body care products.