- Acacia
- A La Thridace (lettuce soap)
- Amandes
- Ambroisie
- Apres L'Ondee
- A Suc de Laitue
- Benjoin
- Bouquet
- Bouquet des Hesperides
- Chamade
- Chant D'Arômes
- Chypre
- Cryasol
- Ess Bouquet
- Fiori d'Italia
- Fleurs des Alpes
- Fleurs D'Italie
- Fleurs d'Oranger
- Fleurs Nouvelles
- Fleurs Sauvages
- Hay Cup
- Frangipane
- Gardenia
- Geranium
- Héliotrope
- Hesperides
- Impériale Russe
- Iris
- Jasmin
- Jeune Âge
- Jicky
- Jockey Club
- Laitue Vireuse
- Lavande
- L'Heure Bleue
- Liu
- Magnolia
- Makis
- Maréchale
- Maréchale Duchesse
- Marquise
- Mille Fleurs
- Mitsouko
- Mouchoir de Monsieur
- Mousseline
- Muguet
- Musc
- New Mown Hay
- Oeillet Rose
- Orange Flower
- Pao Rosa
- Parure
- Patchouly
- Pre Fleuri
- Reseda
- Rose
- Rose-Blanche
- Rose Coquette
- Rue de la Paix
- Santal
- Shalimar
- Skimous Blondes
- Skimous Brunes
- Vanille
- Verveine
- Vétiver
- Violette
- Violette Fleurs
- Vol de Nuit
- Weekend
- West End
- Ylang ylang
- Zaibad
Sapoceti drawers at the Guerlain boutique in Paris. photo by perfumeshrine
Closeup of the drawers showing Sapoceti Their beautiful engraved fronts,
photo by whatmenshouldsmelllike blog
Society recollections in Paris and Vienna, 1879-1904 - Page 71, 1907
"The Princess Elvira Wrbna (a Bavarian Royal Princess living in Vienna) always sends for Guerlain's soaps, and many other ladies in Vienna will use no other soap but Guerlain's."
This is wonderful information.... Thank you!
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