King Charles III launched his own perfume inspired by the gardens of his Highgrove estate

Through the official website, it has been confirmed that a new royal product has been launched to the market, as King Charles III launched his own perfume that is inspired by the gardens of his estate in Highgrove.

Highgrove Splash is the name of this new perfume created by the monarch, and according to the description of this product, its particular aroma is achieved thanks to the ‘base notes of vetiver and cedar wood‘ along with the ‘lively citrus fragrance that blends with the exquisite essence of cypress‘.

The king this time made an alliance with the luxurious London barbershop Truefitt & Hill for the creation of this new perfume that is respectful with the planet as it is made with 100% recyclable materials, and even the printing has been done with organic ink, without mineral oils.

The fragrance has a cost of 135 pounds, about 160 euros, and has been a total success because as soon as it was launched, users began to make purchases, quickly exhausting the product on the official website, as it seems that its intention to bring ‘a touch of luxury with its sophisticated aroma’ has caught the attention of buyers.