1370 Queen of Hungary PerfumeThe First Medieval Perfume! This perfume dated to 1370 is the earliest recorded perfume from Medieval Europe. Made for Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, the original recipe called for flowering rosemary tips, sweetened with lemon balm and lavender. Variations appeared in European books of distillation for the next 500 years, and they all featured rosemary as the main note, sweetened with herbs and flowers native to European gardens. We make this perfume

Nutmeg oil

Lavender essential oil

Glyceryl Rosinate

From Gli Ornamenti Delle Donne (The Ornaments of Women) published in 1562

and outdoor reenactors

We use this every day

12th Century Salerno

For skin benefits: Splash your face and neck with water or rosewater

Plum brown-red with a silver shimmer

Frankincense carterii

Gold glass bottle

Clary sage essential oil