Bronnley's Lemon Soap made the English soap factory Bronnley famous at the end of the 19th century. First produced in 1892, it has since become a classic - both in terms of its shape and its feel when washing. The soap is still made in the UK today and contains a proportion of real lemon oil, which gives it its strong, clean citrus scent. In addition, lemongrass with a hint of neroli, cedarwood and ambergris provide the wonderfully fresh, invigorating fragrance. The naturally contained glycerine moisturizes and shea butter nourishes the skin.

The Englishman James Bronnley learned the art of soap making in Paris before founding his own soap factory in London in 1884, when he was barely 20 years old. Just a few years later, he achieved fame with Bronnley's Lemon Soap, which was due in part to the exceptional quality of the raw materials used. Even today, Bronnley's soaps and perfumes are made exclusively from high-quality, natural raw materials such as almond or lemon oil, herbal and flower or tree extracts.