Imperial Leather Classic Soap 175g
- The original classic ivory bar soap, trusted for generations
- Famed for its classic, luxury fragrance
- Imperial Leather Original bar soap wraps you in a rich, creamy lather.
- The Original that’s long lasting, trusted by generation after generation
- Cleans and cares for all the family’s skin
250.00৳
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A Passion for Fragrance since the 1700s
We owe much to the skill and expertise of master perfumers. Our story began in the 1700s when Count Orlof, a member of the wealthy Russian aristocracy, asked a London perfume house to create a fragrance that captured the distinctive aroma and atmosphere of the Russian Court.
The perfume house crafted a distinctive fragrance, by blending a symphony of ingredients, including Turkish Rose, Lavender, Cumin and Precious Amber. The fragrance was called ‘Eau de Cologne Imperiale Russe’.
After the scent came into the ownership of Cussons, it was chosen as the signature fragrance for the launch of a new soap brand called Imperial Leather.
That the fragrance continues to be used to this day, more than 240 years after it was created, is a testament to the skill of the perfumers who originally developed it.
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