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Guerlain reprises collaboration with Harrods to reveal Royal Extract II


GUERLAIN and Harrods have reprised their long-established partnership to reveal a majestic fragrant exclusivity, otherwise known as Royal Extract II. The name is a deliberate homage to perfumer Pierre-François-Pascal, having both founded the French House and created his Royal Extract of Flowers back in 1828.

Having previously supplied the greatest courts in Europe with its precious fragrances, the House of Guerlain is considered to be perfume royalty in its own right.

Guerlain HarrodsGuerlain Royal Extract II

With its bottom notes of petit grain and pink pepper, heart notes of orange blossom and cedarwood, and base notes of Galbamum and moss, the composition is an enchanting balance of floral and fruity, inviting you to engage in an ambrosial adventure and discover its majestic green woody trail.

Dainty yet alluring, Guerlain’s iconic Bee bottle is adorned with the two quintessential colours of Harrods, comprised of “terribly British” green and with flecks of sovereign gold to exemplify Guerlain’s lifelong perfume expertise.

Guerlain HarrodsGuerlain Royal Extract II

Having pushed the boundaries of innovation since the 19th century, Guerlain and Harrods persist to utilise creativity and audacity in their production of a fragrance intended to sweep the senses away.

by Cara Jenkins

Guerlain Royal Extract II is available exclusively at Harrods online here

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