Ck2 Elfland Long Lost but Home Again

  • The news is all bad. Seems you can't go home again. It was just called C & E Men'due south Cologne, and it was groovy. Have been hoping to find more of this for years. No such luck. Found some shaving soap with the aroma in NYC a few years agone at a discount perfume store on Madison Ave., and dared to hope, simply they had no cologne. Can't detect any on the spider web. I had no thought it was to be discontinued until it was far also belatedly to human action. I have half a bottle left and hide it from my son (8), who found the scented talc and could not get enough of it. Seems to me goose egg they have made since is every bit good (Sienna, Nomad). Then terminal twelvemonth they discontinued Almond, their best-selling lather and shaving cream fragrance. Who are these idiots? Company used to occasionally bring back a discontinued detail equally a gimmick, but never the men's cologne. I emailed the visitor about that possibility, and they simply said there were no plans to bring it back and didn't I call back it was to heavy a scent for today and why didn't I like Nomad (considering information technology stinks!)?. They take a new lime cologne. Maybe that is worth trying. If you lot find any for sale, delight permit me know. I'll practice the aforementioned, hither.

    Marker Hughes

  • I'grand trying to find C & Due east for Men aftershave. Just thing that doesn't requite me migraines. Any suggestions nearly appreciated.

    Francie

  • what yous had was C&E for men'south the range came in blue packaging with an orange motif
    ( i may fifty-fifty accept a bar of the old soap lying around)
    e'er since they sold the company its moved a long ways from its unmarried annotation "natural" history..to more than "modern" scents.. try asking them which notes were in that old scent.. then someone can approximate it for you...

    jacob

  • How I wish C&E would bring back their Vetiver line! They had soap and talc.

    St Raymond

  • I've had the same trouble for YEARS, regarding their Devon Violet line. I LOVED that scent, especially the talc. All they keep making is variations of lavander. It's almost impossible to find violet scents in good quality toiletries. WHY?!
    When nosotros got word information technology was existence discontinued, my sister found 5 cans of information technology for sale, and bought them all. I mix it with corn starch in pulverisation bowls, only I'm down to my final half can, even though I've been SO careful with it.
    I check eBay for it, simply so far, no luck! Good luck to you and your quest!

    Fern Baptista

  • I am looking for Crabtree and Evelyn's discontinued fragrance- apricot kernal oil. Thank you

    Lynn Hopkins

  • I know the crabtree and evelyn men'southward cologne from xv years ago. It was discontinued but I bought three bottles and still have two. Information technology does scent keen. By the way I chosen one time and it seems to me that Sebastian retained some of it at their lab but it may not be there now. I would love to see them put it out over again.

    paul

  • Fern, I accept three bars of the Crabtree & Evelyn Apricot Kernel Oil Soap.

    I'm going to exist selling them on Ebay probably. Let me know if yous are interested!

    Virginia Stafford

  • Smashing site ! You are all very polite. I yet am feeling less then polite. I purchased 20 plus bottles of C & Eastward every bit soon equally I found it was discontinued. I contacted C & E on several occasions. They are less then helpful and plainly could care less near customer satisfaction,loyalty or feedback. NOW, how do nosotros get around their lack of enthusiasm an GET More ! At present !

    JEFFREY TROCHELMAN

  • I still miss a C&E fragrance from before Vetiver - KHUS KHUS. I loved!!! this and have never found annihilation like it. I wish I had kept some so I could have it copied only I did not.

    I concur with you that C&E fragrances are not what they used to be.

    Liz

  • I too have been looking in vain for C&E Vetiver fragrance for men. I also want to echo that they seem to not care at all almost what customers want.

    Bill Franklin

  • Hullo..... I have just taken over a shop and inherited lots of discontinued C & E toiletries inc ... apricot kernel, mens cologne, gardenia, azzemour, avocado and more. How tin I get them to yous all???

    Jules

  • Jules, I just saw your message. Do you accept any of C & Es Vanilla perfume. Desperate for some?

    Sandy

  • I am looking for C & E'due south Vetiver for my HoneyMan for Christmas, any suggestions? I know information technology has been discontinued, simply aid? Nosotros BOTH honey it on him...

    Jo

  • Hi! Im looking for the C&Due east Spring Rain odour. As well discontinued. Whatsoever leads would be great!

    Kimberly

  • Jules, I'm very interested in the Azzemour and besides the Apricot Kernel. Practise you lot still have any?

    Besides, I'm looking for Damask Rose. It seems similar everything that I've e'er loved from C&E has been discontinued.

    Elynne

  • To Pecker Franklin,
    Practice you even so have whatsoever of the C&East men's cologne?
    Jean

    Jean

  • DOES ANYONE Take THE TOUT BON SOAPS FOR SALE? I AM DESPERATELY SEARCHING FOR THEM. THANKS!!

    DEB NISSLEY

  • Jean, No I don't have whatsoever.

    Jules, do you lot have whatsoever of the C&Eastward Vetiver Colonge?

    Thanks, Bill

    Bill Franklin

  • Am looking for long lost C&E fragrance - Violette. Bought some of the terminal stock from a place in Tenn. soon afterward they discontinued Violette just cannot notice anymore. Any suggestions?

    Julia HIckman

  • I am still looking for Crabtree & Evelyn Vetiver. I got lucky on eBay a few months dorsum and plant an original C&E Sandalwood.

    Bill

    Pecker Franklin


    • Maybe they'll hear y'all and others too. There has been an archival movement. Many brands are going back to their archives and re-issuing onetime discontinued fragrances.

      Chant Wagner

  • Howdy,
    I am looking for an older fragrance called Millefleurs in a lovley pleated round canteen - probably from the 1980s, peradventure...anyone call up this item?
    Thanks, Jan

    Jan

  • Today is Sabbatum, June 19, 2010. This is my first time on this site. Shocked to hear that C&East has discontinued so many gorgeous fragrance lines. I only thought there was trouble getting subtle, well-crafted, NATURAL, (non-aldehydic), former-fashioned fragrances sent from C&Eastward London to the US Marketplace, considering of our lack of sophistication in our nasal palates. To hear and then many great fragrances from C&Due east are discontinued is and then disheartening.

    It means that instead of holding the line in terms of well-crafted, traditional fragrances, they've caved into catering to the grotesquely inferior mass nasal palette of American consumers. So sad.

    There are a few of united states of america in the US that were raised on traditional, cute French perfumes or colognes if our mothers and/or fathers knew their stuff.

    Such is the instance with me. To this day I even so buy my mother's favourite frangrances: Madame Rochas, Cabochard and Cabotine by Gres, Jean-Louis Scherrer, Mille by Jean Patou, Vent Vert and Miss Balmain by Balmain, Chanel 19, Diorella, Start de Van Cleef et Arpels and diverse scents past Caron, Borghese, Worth, Nina Ricci, Orlane, Hermes - the list goes on.

    My mother used to purchase "Fleches" by Lancome back in the 50'southward. Wouldn't it exist cracking to detect that, once again? Magie Noir and other more recent Lancome scents are nice, but tin can't compare

    Jessica McClintock, Carolina Herrera, Paco Rabanne, Guy Laroche, Gucci and Fendi are comparative newcomers on this scene. I notwithstanding admire Rabanne's Calandre, McClintock's Jess, Herrera's 212 and Laroche'southward Fiji. Besides love Adolfo's original fragrance, but it seems impossible to notice. The simply Gucci I've ever loved was #1, and that was discontinued years ago. Some Fendi is good, (Theorema) some is way to heavy and whorish, for my taste. To me, Fendi's original fragrance smells similar bug-spray, but information technology combines amazingly well with fruities and florals. (One good combo with Fendi'south original is McClintock's original - neither of which I like in pure grade, but mixed together... not bad.)

    I tend to dislike Giorgio, Oscar de la Renta or Lauder perfumes, with the exception of Lauder'due south Youth Dew - cut with LOTS of h2o and worn very lightly, believe it or non - it's a lovely winter evening dab. I likewise used to dearest Lauder's Aliage - only that's a spicy, soapy and unusual sport fragrance I haven't worn since I was about 28.

    Three of my newest favourites are Marc Jacob'due south original floral, Narcisso Rodriquez for Women and Bulgari's original Omnia in the brown bottle.

    I used to keep my perfume preferences a secret - now I shout them from the mountaintops, in hopes that some xx-somethings volition start wearing expert perfumes and stop assaulting the residual of our noses with their infernal bug-spray perfumes.

    Instead of C&East catering to people with traditional and sophisticated fragrance backgrounds like this, which I presume many of you share with me, they're catering to the new generations of consumers who recollect bug-spray aldehyde and galaxolide brews smell expert. They only remember this because the near synthetic and cheaply-made fragrances were the ones most mass produced and mass marketed, starting in the lx's, to teens and 20-somethings, who couldn't afford the real stuff. Now we have 3 generations of girls and boys who have grown up with these inferior fragrances difficult-sold in marketing campaigns, in the Emperor's Clothes fashion, every bit being the hilt of excellence, when actually they are bilge. Considering of this, we now accept all of our teens and xx-somethings, every bit well as the majority of grown men and women in their 30'due south and twoscore's, and even many in my historic period group, their fifty'south, who actually don't know or care near the difference between traditional, natural, soft-edged perfumes and constructed, aldehydic, sharp-edged ones.

    Now that there's a generational mass-memory-loss about what a expert fragrance really smells like, the most cheaply made fragrances - the ones that are all-marketing hype and no bodily excellence - tin can command the highest prices, even beyond the traditional perfumes that truly are expensive to make.

    So, if you were a perfumer in that market scenario, what would yous practice? What if constructed, cheap perfumes were commanding a higher price AND selling at a higher volume than your all-natural, expensive perfumes? Wow. That's existence stuck betwixt a rock and a hard place.

    It'due south hard to arraign fragrance companies for joining the dark side instead of holding the line of true excellence. The fact that successful, 'hype' marketing of junior products brought about this situation is very, very deplorable - simply, convince a fragrance company that's rolling in dough, happy to be making Cheap, synthetic fragrances and happy to be peddling them successful to a VAST fragrance-unsavvy consumer market, to go dorsum to making expensive perfumes for a much more limited consumer market? Not much hope of that, I'm afraid - just don't think this will ever happen - so we can just kiss those beautiful fragrances C&Eastward USED TO make, goodbye.

    Our only hope is to lay hold of old stock.

    Neb Franklin, how can I arrive touch with yous to see what you take bachelor? Delight write me at my e-mail, sarahs custom designs at yahoo dot com, which, of course, has no spaces.

    Marie-Helene Wagner - yous and I are perfume soul sisters. Millefleurs was one of my all-time favourite fragrances. I nonetheless have a low, oval box of powder and a tall cylindrical box that held the final bottle of the perfume I was e'er able to detect.

    I used to spend hours in C&East shops, starting about 30 years agone, when I was in my early 20's.

    Anyone recollect the blackish-imperial lather called 'Gentian Violet'? Wow, now that was spectacular, just for its unusualness.

    I didn't want the scent of C&E's Gentian Violet on my peel, per se, just I used to carry a bar of the soap around with me. I'd have long inhalations of its scent throughout the day, because at that place was some sort of magically olfactory property therapeutic effect on me whenever I smelled it.

    I likewise loved Damask Rose. At that place are so many rose attars out at that place, but Damask Rose was the best I ever encountered. Once again, Rose was non a fragrance I wanted on my skin, but it was a fragrance I felt the demand to smell from a vial or a cake of soap, equally oftentimes equally possible.

    Ah, just Millefleurs. Now that was one of the few world-class, skin-worthy perfumes that C&E made - and what idiots they've been to discontinue it. I know Marie-Helen feels the abrupt pangs of this loss, equally I do. I know a lot of their other, older scents were lovely - like the Vetiver, the Violet, the Rose and the Apricot scents people write most here that they miss. But these are mainly single-excerpt scents, and can be found in essential oils available from other companies. True, blending them at dwelling house exactly like the C&Eastward version would be hard, just one could come close. But Millefleurs was a true blend, and a world-form blend, at that. It'south name suggests information technology was a blend of a thousand flowers, but, realistically, fifty-fifty if information technology had been only a blend of twenty or 30 flowers - still, how could whatsoever of us ever reproduce something even close to it, with our ain essential oils?

    I can telephone call me and others like me fragrance-obsessed nerds - but at least this obsession has honed in u.s.a. the ability to make more fine discernments about the excellence or lack of excellence in a broad variety of 'types' of fragrance.

    There is not a unmarried 'type' of fragrance that I practice not like. I but dislike poorly made, poorly blended and/or synthetic perfumes - in ALL types, and I would guess that many of you on this site experience the aforementioned.

    I call out to all my fellow fragrance-nerds to join me in a commonage blare of grief and mourning over the dying traditional perfume industry. Thanks for reading my bluster - thanks for being amidst the dwindling collective of truly knowledgeable lovers of classic and beautifully-rendered fragrances - Sarah

    Sarah Anderson

    • Sarah,

      Wow, I retrieve you demand to exist awarded a medal for being a truthful and throughout perfumista! Welcome to The Scented Salamander! What a passionate comment!

      Information technology's reader Jan who enjoyed Millefleurs. I personally like Summer Hill which is still in product. I recall a Hungarian Water in a greenish bottle, which was discontinued. I'yard totally with you lot on the idea that it's best in order to appreciate the world of fragrances and aromas to cultivate openness, when you say "There is not a single 'type' of fragrance that I do not like," and "I only dislike poorly fabricated, poorly blended and/or synthetic perfumes."

      Only I would like to bespeak out that at that place tin can likewise exist a move of improvement and progress in perfumery with compositions that are more and more than sophisticated in their structures and selected materials, from a technological perspective.

      Dirge Wagner

  • Bully despair! I take merely left some drops of C&Eastward for men and each time I get a new perfum I compair information technology to C%E and they never reach it..
    My married woman thinks I am oldfashioned and should not hang on the old times...
    Just i can´t help!

    Heinrich from Germany


    • I come across that C & Eastward have a really devoted post-obit. It would exist good to know why they discontinued several of their scents.

      Dirge Wagner

  • Hello everyone

    I bring some good news for all those yearning for some nostalgia and heritage. Crabtree & Evelyn have recently launched a collection of Heritage Soaps - including: Crabapple & Mulberry, Oatmeal & Wheatgerm, Vetiver & Juniperberry [all Triple-milled soaps]; Camomile, Lime and Blackcurrant [all Swiss glycerine soaps].

    As for those that liked the 'C&E for Men' fragrance I can certainly recommend 'Sienna' - i their greatly underestimated fragrances, as well dating back to the 1980s. This is one I employ myself.

    Vincent Noël

  • I read on another website that some perfumes have been discontinued because information technology is no longer legal to use some of the ingredients that were in them. That may be the reason some of the C&East fragrances were discontinued. That said...I as well miss many of the C&E scents from the 70s and 80s, including Damask Rose, Millefleurs, Devon Violet, Chamomile, and Carnation. And the something Fern soap - Royal Fern? Ginger Fern? I remember that i was intended for men, but I loved it.

    Susan

  • I call up when the Crabtree & Evelyn store was a bit of heaven. I recall I accept an quondam catalog in a handbasket under my guest bed but can't behave to await at it - as well distressing. All the gorgeous graphics. What I wouldn't requite for a splash of Millefleurs. I would be interested to know how this visitor was run into the ground. Earlier Katrina there was a line called Southerness that I enjoyed as much - the admirer'south candle was sublime. If you observe something you dear, don't let it go-stock upwardly!

    Donna

    • Donna,

      They seem to have come across some issues from what I can run across in Paris as their flagship store on boulevard St Germain closed downwards. They mainly deport their business organization online in French republic information technology seems.

      I would love myself to be able to odor their rendition of Hungarian Water which used to exist housed in a squeamish green bottle.

      Dirge Wagner

  • Thanks a lot Marie-Helene and everyone else,

    I simply bought all that ressembled the fragrances I used back and then (1987-1995)...

    I remember Hugarian h2o as well! The first bottle I bought had the best recipe (original?) in it; merely information technology was the edition with the cork plug and a fair amount of the perfume evaporated! When I bought the second canteen information technology was hermetic, only the fragrance was no more than the aforementioned. I retrieve that for this one it was a matter of some ingredients that had to exist changed, because of law or protection of i of the plants of the original recipe.

    Just... my all time favorites were Vetiver perfume (Of which I promise the Lime perfume will have some reminiscence)and Sandalwood shampoo.

    I wrote Crabtree&Evelyn in London some years ago and the lady who came dorsum to me was as saddened than I, that Vetiver got killed. It was her all time favorite, also. She said it was because of reorientation or non plenty people buying this fragrance. But she suggested that I write from fourth dimension to time or that I simply keep an eye to new developments. Which I did today, happily ending here, with other "inconditionnels"!

    Michel Lapointe


    • Now, I'grand going to cantankerous my fingers with you that Crabtree & Evelyn might one day exist so inspired to bring back their Vetiver. It sounds like it was a hidden gem.

      Chant Wagner

  • I LOVED the discontinued "White Birch" bath and body -- of course, it'south been years, just I haven't given upwardly hope. Anyone have some?

    Jean

  • I also used to wear the long-discontinued C&Due east Millefleurs likewise! It was my signature odor in the belatedly 80s every bit teenager.

    Recently I have been exploring perfumes and wanted to smell Millefluers over again.

    My mother actually withal had the EDT in my old bedroom dresser! Information technology smells great!

    Does anyone know what the notes are/were? I'm very curious to observe out.

    I'm new to this perfumista thing - and then I tin can't quite tell what I'm smelling.

    It's floral of course - I *recollect* I'm getting Rose & Jasmine & some Violet - but also lots of other things and then blended that it'south hard to pick out. I'm also trying to put my finger on what the base is - there's a little something extra that makes it slightly (only slightly) plush - a touch on of amber, maybe? At get-go I thought musk just now I'm not sure.

    There'southward besides a very pleasant and faintly "waxy" note that reminds me a little of Gucci Blitz. Non the peachy/fruity-ness of Blitz at all - but that happy & waxy part of its grapheme.

    Finally - it went on slightly biting and musty at the opening - in a mode that frankly startled me and reminded me fleetingly of some of the old chypres, like Cabochard. Nothing and then large and tough of course - only was a whiff for a moment, then on to the flowers. It really startled me, and I wasn't certain if it was some kind of damage to the EDT over time - some kind of chemic deposition - or if this simple floral bouquet actually had some chypre muscle in information technology.

    Anyhow - very curious! Would love to know if anyone knows!

    Wesley Hall Parker

    • I don't know the notes, nor have I smelled the perfume, just traditional recipes of Millefleurs e'er warranted the use of amber. There were also floral notes, aromatic ones too. Of course equally it launched in 1980, it would have also smelled like a perfume of its era.

      Chant Wagner

  • Good news!
    by run a risk I tried the "Terre d´Hermes" and compaired it with the very last drops of my love "C&Due east for men" and....it smells equal or fifty-fifty amend!!!!
    So I have a new love und my married woman too is enthusiastic!
    What more can I desire?
    Heinrich from Germany

    Heinrich

    • Ah, a happy man

      Chant Wagner

  • for those of you looking for the C & E Devon Violet..you might want to bank check out Yardley of London'due south April Violet. Not easy to find either, but very similar to C&E's, and was what i wore Earlier C&E when April Violets was discontinued.

    jphelps

  • I just establish this site and I then demand to find someone that has or knows where I can find C&Eastward's onetime scent "Meridian"...not certain I am spelling information technology correct just have been searching for quite a few years at present. We saved the very last drop and finally I guess it got thrown away, but would like to find it. I found a website today that can make perfumes, but of course they don't take a sample on their listing, but I left my info and it says they will send an email if they are able to arrive lol. Please email me if anyone has or knows who might have a stash of this yummy stuff. karorobi@yahoo.com

    Karen Lindsey

  • Back in the early on 1990s I got a shampoo or body launder with a name like "Tahitian Mist" from C&E. (I'm pretty sure it wasn't "Cayman Winds," which is bachelor now). It was the best salty-oceany-smelling production I've always encountered -- most ostensible oceany scents (including C&E's "La Source") actually olfactory property more like pine copse than like pure table salt air to me. Information technology also had a light gardenia annotation. Does anyone else remember this? I wish they'd bring information technology back!

    Person

  • While searching the web yet once more looking for my long lost love, Millefleurs, I was delighted to discover other sufferers. Why why why would they discontinue the most astonishing fragrance Ever? I keep looking for something like it, and have wasted lots of dough on scents that seemed hopeful at first, and so disappointed. Millefleurs was my no-neglect, perfect for my chemical science, divine fragrance that never failed to get major compliments, plus I could savor it while wearing it myself (not always the same experience, oui?) and never got ill of information technology. SO, does anyone know what fragrances out there are comparable? I tried Eau de Cartier the other day and it seemed to hit the right amber note, simply I am no adept, just groping along trying to find something I like as much. I probably never will. Also tried the new L'Air by Nina Ricci recently in the Paris drome and that made the trip across the Atlantic more fragrant--might be my new i. But the Millefleurs. sob.

    Susan in Florida

    • Writing direct to the company might exist useful too. You can promise that the volume of requests volition achieve a critical mass and put the fragrance back into product. It's been happening more than lately.

      Dirge Wagner

  • Back in 1979 or and so my favourite favourite odor which I wore all the time was Crabtree & Evelyn's Vetiver(Khus Khus) - not the same as their later, harsher men's Vetiver Cologne - and whenever I wore it, it was noticed and attracted appreciative comments. It felt like office of me and I've searched ever since, bought old stock for a few years, only after so many years I notwithstanding miss it and take never found anything like it. If C&East ever revive it or anyone finds any, permit me know....

    D.Westward.R.

  • I too, would love to find Meridian once more. If anyone has whatsoever they would sell, please contact me.

    Matt

  • looking at this long list makes me miss lots of older crabtree & evelen stuff.
    I am putting up some of the 1980s Damask Rose range onto ebay this week - a bath oil and a soap. The arlier tudor range not the one that came out early 1990s.
    I accept some millefleur drawer liners - wish I had fragrance, they'll probably get onto ebay or etsy this autumn. I have some gardinia cologne from that range [an empty box on etsy at the moment!]I think I have summit drawer liners, that's what I was looking upward when I found this site! I have a few other bits and pieces that I am trying to part with!

    flofflach@yahoo.co.uk

  • ANYONE yet find the original C&East for Men''s cologne? I am frantic to supersede...nil compares! Thoughts appreciated...

    Sandra

  • Hello

    I take a slighty used bottle of Crabtree and Evelyn Caymen winds eau de toilette 100ml and have the box,if anyone would like to buy information technology ,please contact.

    Thank you.

    Joanne Readings

  • If anyone has the original C&E for Men Cologne for sale, please go far touch with me.

    Alex

  • About 15-20 years ago I learned that my favorite Crabtree & Evelyn Southhampton Rose Eau De Toilette was being discontinued. I rapidly called and purchased the last xx bottles that they had in stock thinking it would last me a lifetime. I'thou 74 years old and coming down the last path of life and my last bottle is empty. Is at that place anyone that may have old stock or even half a bottle that would exist willing to sell it?
    Thank you,
    Jeanne

    Jeanne

    • Here's hoping that they relaunch it for you!

      Dirge Wagner

  • I am searching again for C&Es original men's smell. Just Gray Flannel is as elegant and it is too stiff and as well feminine. when they discontinued it mother's pharmacy had two boxes of eau de toilette , i of talc, and iii confined of soap which I felt obligated to share. I was immature and I used my share never thinking to re-create information technology. I need to obtain some. If I tin can become it, I can have my sob, Professor of Chemical science, break information technology down. I would dearest to obtain thr patent. If the patent is aAmerican, it is expired! Any help will be rewarded. A coop is prime for launch.
    Write me please: Dr. Cecil Allen Moore
    Catmoore1990@gmail.com
    Alienmoore5161@gmail.com

    Cecil Moore

  • I too think the Khus Khus of 1979. It was wonderful. I had so many complements. It actually was zip like the vetiver that came afterwards. I keep on looking.

    Beth

  • I used to use a C&Eastward product that you could get in lotion, soap and trunk wash. I recall information technology was called Wheat Germ Oil and Honey, or just Wheat Germ Oil lotion. Information technology had a picture of a bean or seed of wheat germ with oil dripping out of it. I loved the aroma and would love to find some. It was pop in the 80's and ninety'due south. If anyone knows where to find some allow me know, Thanks, Denise

    Denise

  • for the person looking for crabtree and evelyn i have a 2.25 fl oz bottle of carnation toliet water that is 97% full if you are interested please email me dorsum. thank you promise this was helpful

    wendy mcbrien

    • Wendy I would dearest the carnation cologne. I have been looking for it for years. The soap too.

      Marianne

  • I am sooo soo desperately searching for Aberdeen Heather, my grammy used this habitation fragrance and she has since passed, i miss her and our house likewise. Anyone? Or if any of you would guess the notes i know clove and heather but what else? Anyone assist delight? Likewise no more patchouli soaps dang it. Thanx n (💟💟

    Moly

    • I am looking for Aberdeen Heather too! It was my accented favorite and nothing else was quite similar it. Accept yous had any luck figuring out the component scents? All best wishes to y'all.

      Cathy

  • Looking for Crabtree & Evelyn Camomile lotion.

    Kathy

  • does anyone remember a line of body/hand creams sold in the 1980"due south, that had the words "ligne de loins" on the products
    I believe it was a swiss made production, sold past C & Eastward.

    Karen

  • does anyone hava a bar of the gentian soap that they accept not used . i crave the smell i used to put a ribbon on it and dunk information technology in water and then only smell it god knows why c e stopped making information technology

    caroline

  • Been a faithful customer of C&E since the early seventy'south.They have turned into trendy,wearisome stores with stuff that is like cheap places sell.So pitiful.I have had scent after scent discontinued after long usages and I experience similar they could non care less about the customers who Take Made THEM who they are.Poor business concern practices.They used to be intriguing,interesting Englishy stores loaded with intricate scents and potpourris,gifts,foods and more than.Now they are dying out and the ones left are sterile,box-like trendy places that are horrid compared to what they used to be.They volition die altogether soon I'm afraid.I wrote to them years agone simply they were not concerned.It makes me ill.They don't deserve us anymore.

    Terry

  • I tin can sympathize with those looking to find C and E products, many years ago I bought their Talcum Powder, in the round blue canister with the "Arab on the horse" logo. I loved the spicy, somewhat exotic aroma, made me think of James Bond in a Turkish bazaar. If the always bring back discontinued men'southward production'south, I hope this volition be one the list.

    Mike g

  • I'm searching for Savannah Gardens shower gel- so distressing to meet it'due south discontinued! Delight aid

    susan

    • The Crabtree and Evelyn outlet in Branson in Missouri has about fifteen bottles of Savannah Gardens gel. They're $10 each. Experience free to call and order. We can transport them directly from our store to you! The number is 417-336-1200. I promise to hear from you!

      Carrie

  • I have box of 8 C & E Alice in Wonderland soap collection. Mint condition. Antoine interested?

    Anne

  • Does anyone have any new leads for C & E Cologne for Men? I've seen some on Ebay (very expensive for used bottles) Has anyone purchased a used bottle? I accept concerns about olfactory property quality - information technology does lose something over time. Thanks

    Peter

  • I bought a canteen of the C&Due east perfume not too long ago and it still smells great. I likewise stil have a canteen of the original Republic of hungary water which smells much more refreshing than the edition launched a few years agone. Hope they will bring back these classic fragrances.

    Gary

  • I'chiliad reading all these posts and feeling a familiar sadness. I am in love with Nantucket Briar also discontinued. I may have an explanation for some of you though I don't know whether information technology applies across the range but it's the story I heard in a couple of places regarding the discontinuation of my dearest scent:

    Manifestly C&Eastward outsourced the production of Nantucket Briar(NB) . The manufacturing plant that produced information technology burnt downward with no plans to rebuild. C&East started producing it themselves, to the original formula they'd sent to the manufacturer. It didn't scent anything like what they had been producing. At that place story gets a chip fuzzy hither equally this is a combination of stuff I read from multiple sources. I never did definitively discover out WHY it smelled different (I'm guessing they may take been overdosing restricted ingredients) merely C&E connected to attempt and sell NB but the customers abased it. I had a whiff of the second version. information technology was a shadow of its one-time self.

    Violette Rose-Jones

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    Source: http://mimifroufrou.com/scentedsalamander/2007/09/long_lost_crabtree_evelyn_frag.html

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