THE TRAGEDY OF LORD GEORGE By PENHALIGON'S Eau De Parfum 75ML SPRAY ORIGINAL FRAGRANCE

Lord George is a paradox of tradition and subtlety, a reminder to always guard one's appearance with vigilance. He maintains that a gentleman's thoughts should remain inscrutable, a skill vital for a harmonious marriage. Unwavering in his loyalty to crown and country, he is the epitome of respectability. His quiet murmurs of "the flesh is weak" at breakfast require no explanation.

His fragrance exudes masculinity and refinement, underscored by a subtle hint of rum. Bold, opulent, and irresistibly inviting, it beckons with familiarity – "come in, we're old acquaintances, aren't we?" For the affluent, it offers perpetual reassurance and boundless enjoyment. A steadfast companion, offering solace and comfort when needed most. This scent befits a man whose legacy endures, quietly loving and passionately enduring.

Scent: Amber

HOW TO APPLY

Applying perfume to pulse points where the heartbeat can be felt is a timeless technique. These areas include the inside of the elbows, the hollow of the knees, the wrists, and the neck. For a fine mist, use a spray bottle and apply once or twice into the air, then walk through the delicate mist to perfume the hair. Hair retains scent exceptionally well, making it an ideal carrier for fragrance. However, it's essential never to spray perfume directly onto the hair, as this can cause damage. Finally, consider the subtle nuances of fragrance ingredients, such as cognac, shaving soap, and tonka beans, which add complexity and depth to the scent profile.

ALCOHOL DENAT. PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) AQUA (WATER) LINALOOL ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE COUMARIN BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE BENZYL BENZOATE LIMONENE BHT ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE GERANIOL CINNAMAL CITRAL CI 14700 (RED 4) CI 19140 (YELLOW 5) CI 42090 (BLUE 1)

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