Founded in 1770, Yardley london is one of the oldest cosmetics companies. Yardley london was appointed by the British Crown six times to provide toiletries to many members of the royal family, and built a good reputation in the British soap market, lavender soap was sold in the United States and other countries in 1880.
 
After more than 200 years of development, Yardley london has become a veritable manufacturer of high-end fragrance soaps. Compared to Fresh or L'Occitane, Yardley london has a small range of soaps, with only four scents and far fewer stores, and Yardley london is still a niche brand in the Asian market.
 
Yardley london soaps are also machine-milled three times to better blend the fragrances, add layers to the fragrance, and squeeze out excess moisture and air for a long-lasting soap body. Among them, English Lavender Luxury Soaps (lavender soap) is a product launched by Yardley london in 1873, and it is also the earliest product exported to the United States by Yardley london, with the most classic fragrance, mainly lavender, supplemented by spices such as eucalyptus, chamomile and violet, fresh and clean is synonymous with it, the added essential oils make the skin still moisturized after washing, and the three-layer grinding technology makes it fine and durable. The foaming is also good.
 
Yardley london soap is not expensive, but it has not yet entered China, making it difficult to buy. Its official website usually sells soap in packages, and three 100g pieces of soap are priced at £7.99, which translates to only about 20 yuan each. If you're planning to try the same soap from the British royal family, we recommend the set of four scents, 50g each, for £6.99.