Ellenisia Perfume by Penhaligon's, A beautiful white floral fragrance that sparkles with flower scents, Ellenisia by Penhaligon's was released in 2005. Soft top notes of violet leaf and mandarin orange are followed by sweet middle notes of gardenia, tuberose, jasmine, and rose. Base notes of plum and vanilla round out this delicate feminine scent. Very spring-like and classy in its essence, this fresh, light perfume is perfect for the months of the year when flowers are blooming. Started in 1870 by William Penhaligon, this company originally began as a barbershop but quickly released its first fragrance that emulated the scents of the Turkish Bath nearby. In 1941, the Blitz destroyed the original shop, but 15 years later a Royal Warrant was granted by the Duke of Edinburgh and the company began to manufacture toiletries. The Covent Garden flagship store reaffirmed the company’s new direction and many original formulas were re-released to appeal to the modern generation of women.