Hugh Parsons Whitehall Cologne

Hugh Parsons Whitehall Cologne via Hugh Parsons, released in 2012, Hugh Parsons Whitehall borrows its name from the Palace of Whitehall, the former house of English royalty from 1530-1698. With a pure, white aesthetic for packaging, the cologne invokes the previous glory and elegance of the ancient home of kings. The heady scent relies on spicy, aromatic and citrus accords to talk the intensity of its grandeur. The top notes sublimate a bold trio of bergamot, grapefruit and orange blossom. The coronary heart of the perfume oversees white pepper, black pepper and geranium. The base rests with white amber, leather-based, patchouli and vetiver.

Due to the fact that 1925, Hugh Parsons has been a great pressure in the global of favor. It’s designs, accessories and fragrances are offered around the arena. Sharply dressed British army officers with their numerous adornments helped inspire the founder to create the agency’s first silk ties and other menswear. Today the logo keeps as an ode to elegance, grace and perfection. Seven men’s fragrances are currently to be had for purchase.