Perfumers & Apothecaries in London
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Sarah McCartney's 4160 Tuesdays builds fragrances around stories of London life, giving the city's settings a place within its perfumery. D.R. Harris offers Arlington as a house fragrance, continuing a chemist's business in St James's that dates to 1790. These two houses bring story-led perfume and a longstanding chemist's fragrance into the same London selection.
Sarah McCartney's playful London perfumery — creative, accessible, and the most fun you can have with fragrance. Each scent tells a story of London life.
The professor’s TFC8 cell-science skincare — The Cream and The Rich Cream that rewired luxury beauty around wound-healing research.
BeauFort’s perfumes are organised into sample sets as well as full bottles, allowing the collection to be tested across skin before purchase. Materials such as salt, smoke, wood and metal recur as olfactory references.
D.R. Harris has traded as a chemist in St James's, London, since 1790 and holds a Royal Warrant. Arlington, its house fragrance, remains a signature at the same address.
Floral Street is a British fragrance brand founded by Michelle Feeney, formerly of Estee Lauder Companies, MAC Cosmetics and St Tropez. The house describes its scents as vegan and cruelty free, built on sustainable ingredients with recyclable packaging. Perfumes, perfume mists and discovery sets sit beside collaborations with the Van Gogh Museum and Bridgerton. The Covent Garden flagship closed after five years, and the brand now sells online and through retailers.
Perfumer to the Crown since 1730 — No.89, White Rose, and the Jermyn Street shop that smells of history. Bespoke fragrance service available.
London fragrance house since 1835 — Victorian orientals Phul-Nana and Shem-el-Nessim revived by Brooke family descendants.
Jo Malone's second act. After leaving her eponymous brand in 2006, Jo Malone launched Jo Loves in 2011 — a more personal, more daring fragrance house.
Founded by Jo Malone in 1990 with her debut fragrance Nutmeg & Ginger; she opened her first London boutique in 1994 and sold the brand to Estée Lauder in 1999, staying on as creative director until 2006.
Jo Malone transformed the fragrance industry with her 'fragrance combining' philosophy — layering simple, elegant scents to create personalized combinations.
London's original niche perfumery — Frederic Malle, L'Artisan Parfumeur, and the expert staff who guide you through the world of fine fragrance.
Linda Pilkington's British niche fragrance house makes Black Hemlock, Ta’if Rose and Ormonde Man scents.
British perfumery house founded in 1870 by William Penhaligon, a Jermyn Street barber who became Court Perfumer to Queen Victoria. Launched Hammam Bouquet in 1872; still trades under the same name today.