The Highgrove Hand Care Collection blends omega-rich oils with soothing botanical extracts, transforming daily care into a ritual of nourishment and elegance. Its signature fragrance is a masterstroke of olfactory artistry: warm cedarwood at the heart, enveloped by crisp cypress and zesty lemon, and softened with a smoky whisper of vetiver – a scent that conjures English woodlands, botanical gardens, and timeless sophistication.
The Highgrove Hand Wash, enriched with coconut-derived lather offers a light yet thorough cleanse that gently purifies, replenishes moisture and supports the skin’s natural barrier. Presented in a frosted glass bottle, it is a tasteful addition to any washroom, echoing understated British refinement.
The spirit of the Highgrove Collection is rooted in the very soil of the enchanting Highgrove Gardens, which surround the private residence of His Majesty King Charles III, nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. Highgrove is the Gloucestershire home of The King’s Foundation, a charity that teaches traditional craft skills on site, supported by proceeds from the Highgrove Shop.
This collaboration between Truefitt & Hill and Highgrove is more than grooming excellence – it represents a shared commitment to environmental stewardship and a greater cause. It is a celebration not only of life’s simple pleasures, but also of heritage, craftsmanship and tradition, with each purchase in the UK supporting The King’s Foundation and turning an everyday indulgence into an act of generosity.
Product size: 200ml
Scent Variations
While all Highgrove products are fragranced to reflect the same scent profile, it is important to note that the fragrance can present differently depending on the product base in which it is incorporated.
For example, comparing an alcohol-based Splash with a shaving cream is inherently challenging. Alcohol bases tend to accentuate certain fragrance notes and provide a brighter, more immediate scent experience, whereas a shaving cream, shaving soap or hand wash base can emphasize different aspects of the fragrance. The ingredients required to deliver each product's performance can also influence how the fragrance is perceived.
Although the overall fragrance identity remains the same, slight differences in scent perception across product formats are entirely normal and expected.