Yardley Perfume

Established in 1770, Yardley is one of the oldest brands of cosmetics. It initially started with soaps and perfumes, with some makeup added later. Today the main focus is perfumes, of which there are many.

Generally, the Yardley perfume collection has linear scents, meaning they are based around one tone.

The more well-known options include English Lavender, Lily of the Valley, English Rose, Peony and Iris. Out of these English Lavender is the most famous, made from rosemary, eucalyptus, lavender, bergamot, clary sage, cedar, geranium, tonka bean, musk and oakmoss. All the lavender that Yardley uses comes from lavender fields in the South of England.

Yardley perfumes are typically English, with most transporting you to a lush garden native to the island.

Price-wise, Yardley perfumes are generally in an affordable range, making them accessible to more people who can make use of the subtle and pleasing scents.