Lavender Water

This Eau de Cologne, first introduced in 1887, has become a legend in Portugal. The company who produce the lavender-based fragrance today began after the first World War, and are now in their fourth generation.

The formula has been passed unchanged down the line. It can be dabbed on as a light, fresh, cologne or used to fragrance laundry by adding it diluted to a steam iron, a small amount to your washing machine tray, or spraying onto freshly ironed linen.