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Tudor perfume ingredients on a dark oak table: lavender, rosewater, ambergris, cloves, and muslin sachets

What Did the Tudors Smell Like? A Guide to Tudor Perfume

What did Tudor perfume smell like? From a pomander raised from the Mary Rose to Elizabeth I's perfumed gloves — the real history, myths and all.

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A 1920s speakeasy bar scene with cocktail, cigarette smoke and gardenia

What Did the Roaring Twenties Smell Like? Jazz, Gin, and Gardenia

Chanel No. 5, Shalimar, bathtub gin and speakeasy smoke: what the Roaring Twenties really smelled like, and the perfume revolution the decade started.

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Vintage eau de cologne bottles — the fragrance born in 18th-century Cologne

The History of Cologne: How One City's Water Changed the World

Discover the history of cologne: from a contested miracle water in 1709 Cologne to Napoleon's 50-bottle habit. The real origin story of eau de cologne.

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