Beauty fans can snap up Charlotte Tilbury scents for £11 each
Charlotte Tilbury's fragrance line made serious waves in the beauty world when it launched in 2024, thanks to its lineup of mood-boosting scents in opulent-looking bottles. For fans of the perfume or those who have been waiting for the right moment to try it, we have good news: the Fragrance Collection of Emotions Discovery Set is currently on sale for £33.60, down from £48, which works out to £11.20 per perfume.
The set includes three of the brand's bestselling 10ml fragrances: Love Frequency, More Sex and Joyphoria. Perfectly sized for travel, they're ideal for popping into a handbag or packing for a summer getaway.
Love Frequency is a sensual floral scent with notes of rose, saffron, and musk - a romantic blend designed to spark connection. Meanwhile, More Sex turns up the heat with spicy black pepper, juicy berries and a deep base of musk and amber wood.
Finally, we have Joyphoria, a bright and uplifting floral mix of jasmine, vanilla, and ylang-ylang. In fact, according to the brand, 91% of customers agreed that the scent enhanced feelings of happiness.
The sale offers a great opportunity to test the fragrances before splurging on a full-size bottle, which typically retails for £100 each. For those who want to browse, three additional scents are available for purchase that aren't included in the set: Magic Energy, Calm Bliss, and Cosmic Power.
For those wanting to shop around, there are plenty more discovery sets to explore. That includes Victoria Beckham's Signature Collection, £40m which showcases 21:50 Reverie, Portofino '97, Suite 302, and San Ysidro Drive in miniature 2ml bottles.
Another option is Strangelove, an ultra-luxe perfume house that creates artisanal, sustainably made fragrances. The solo bottles are mega expensive (up to £760), but this Discovery Set is a far more accessible way to experience the scents, priced at £92 for five 2ml bottles.
Returning to Charlotte Tilbury, the fragrances have garnered numerous positive reviews. A Love Frequency fan aid: "The fragrance of this perfume is quite strong and yet is so beautifully balanced with all the different scents that it has. One spray from it and you instantly feel that you have been transferred to another world."
On Joyphoria, a shopper enthused: "It's easily my new favourite that I'll be reaching for every day! A little spritz of the warm floral and vanilla scent lasts hours and hours - I timed it to eight hours and I could still smell, and others could too."
However, the perfumes aren't suited to everyone. Someone who bought Love Frequency said: "It's very overpowering, and in the end it smelled more medicinal. I know perfumes can smell differently on each person due to their skin chemistry, for which I have never had an issue with in my life. I wanted to love it, but I really cannot say I even liked it."
And an unhappy More Sex user said: "The scent is more of a men's cologne smell - musky and woody and reminded me of a Grandad smell."
In contrast, another More Sex shopper said: "The smell is still lingering for days after I find it, which is amazing as not many perfumes I find last that long. I love the packaging and the design of the bottle, it's very sexy".
The Fragrance Collection of Emotions Discovery Set is just one of several deals running at charlottetilbury.com. As part of its latest summer sale, the iconic beauty brand is offering up to 45% off beauty kits, including makeup sets, skincare bundles and perfumes.
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