ey Purple Water Shampoo,
$45.75 (£25), and Conditioner,
$45.75 (£25). Available online only.
Iconic brand Asprey have held their
Royal Warrant since 1862. The brand
is renowned for refined, quality
products – and this shampoo and
conditioner are no exception.- Floris London Bouquet De La
Reine EDT, 100ml, $190.
Floris London wereawarded their
first Royal Warrant in 1820. This
particular floral fragrance was
reconstructed in 2002 to mark the
Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. - Kent Hairbrush, $125.
Kent proclaims to be makers of
the finest quality brushes and
that reputation appears justified,
considering they’re the only
hairbrush brand to ever hold
a Royal Warrant. - Penhaligon’s Bluebell EDT,
100ml, $229.
British perfume house Penhaligon’s
to the Royal Court during Queen
Victoria’s reign.- Bronnley Pink Peony & Rhubarb
Soap, $24 (£12.95). Available
online only.
Leading British soap and toiletries
brand Bronnley was awarded its first
Royal Warrant from King George VI. - Elizabeth Arden Beautiful
Colour Moisturising lipstick in
Power Red, $42.
Her Majesty has been publicly
spotted touching up her lippie using
Elizabeth Arden lipsticks. It’s not
surprising then that the brand has
held a Royal Warrant since 1962. - Molton Brown Orange &
Bergamot Radiant Bathing Oil,
200ml, $88.
Molton Brown is known for their
vanity-worthy products – and it
seems the Palace agrees. - Clarins Hand and Nail
Treatment Cream, 100ml, $42.
Clarins was granted their first Royal
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yy rs. Their long association with
th royal family began when
fonder William Penhaligon was
a ointed Barber and Perfumer
ran over eca ago.
One of the French brand ult
ducts is their hand andail
cream, which is renowned foor
skin-softening abilities.Beauty
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