April Violets By Yardley Of London For Women. Perfumed Soap 3 X 3.5 Oz / 100 G

My mother used Yardley products. They were considered very posh in the early 50s. Although this may not smell exactly like a bunch of fresh violets, it brings back so many memories. I used the bars of soap to scent my dresser drawers and linen closet. As a plus, the soap lasts a long time in the bath because it is not cheaply milled

This soap smell wonderful! The violet smell is absolutely perfect for spring. I will buy it again. Thanks very much!

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Exactly what I was expecting. Nice size bars, the fragrance is outstanding, and the price was reasonable. Will be ordering these again.

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I LOVE Yardley's April Violets and have never been able to understand why it is so hard to find! Thank you, Amazon, for returning this fragrance to me!

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As a longtime fan of violet soaps, I thought I'd try this product. England, after all, grows sweet violets, whereas ours have virtually no scent. Was I disappointed! I wish I could rate a product as "Zero Stars", but one is the fewest I can post. This soap smells like a junior chemist's attempt at recreating a scent never encountered, as a Recycling 101 assignment involving synthetic fragrances used in tire-manufacturing. Worse yet, the stuff was ultra-potent: it reeked to high Heaven! It was literally so bad that I put it in the trunk of my car to drive to the Post Office -and even so, people who drove with me in the next few days asked about "that funny smell". Cross my heart... I suggest readers try a violet/hybrid blend like 1902, which is French, or another scent by one of the French or Italian firms. I'd recommend Roger & Gallet, which makes a fabulously-scented, silky-lathering carnation soap, but they've never produced a violet, or at least, haven't in recent decades. To commiserate with my fellow reviewer of yet another "not violet" soap: I, too, miss Verly's, now that the factory has ceased production. I've also longed, on and off, for soaps by that ever-luxurious and, presumably, likewise-extinct brand, Parfumerie Monpelasse. (Pardon any spelling blunder, s'il vous plait, but the muguet des bois was to die for.) In short, if you ask me, the EU's chief consequence is "P-U!"

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