Burberry Body Scents for Women

Burberry Body and its spin-offs are all infused with similar notes—fresh and bright citruses, florals, fruits, and woods. All three fragrances have top notes of peach and absinthe (or wormwood, the bitter herbaceous from which absinthe is made), followed by smooth notes of rose, sandalwood, and cashmere. The original, Body, was designed to feel soft and luxurious; Body Intense is a richer, woodsier interpretation, better suited for day-to-night wear. The most recent of the bunch, Body Tender, strives to embody its name, evoking ease, serenity, and youth with added notes of lemon, jasmine, and tea leaves.

• Women’s fresh, lush fragrances
• 2.8 fl. oz. bottles
• Tall, slender bottles with metallic tops

Burberry Body Eau de Parfum

• Chypre-fruity fragrance
• Daytime and casual wear
• Top notes of fresh green absinthe, peach, and freesia
• Heart notes of roses and iris
• Base notes of sandalwood, cashmere, musk, amber, and vanilla
• Launched in 2011

Burberry Body Intense Eau de Parfum

• Chypre-fruity fragrance
• Designed for anytime wear—day or night, casual or romantic
• Top notes of wormwood, peach, and freesia
• Heart notes of rose, sandalwood, and iris
• Base notes of cashmere wood, musk, amber, and vanilla
• Launched in 2011

Burberry Body Tender Eau de Toilette

• Rosy-fruity fragrance
• Casual fragrance with a romantic air
• Top notes of lemon, apple, peach, and absinthe
• Heart notes of rose, tea leaves, jasmine, and sandalwood
• Base notes of cashmere accords, vanilla, musk, and amber
• Launched in 2013

About Burberry

At his Hampshire shop in the 1850s, Thomas Burberry outfitted hunters and fishermen in rugged gear. Rain was a real misery for the outdoorsmen, so Burberry set out to create an alternative to an umbrella or the shade of an elephant. By 1888, he’d secured the patent for his design: a breathable cotton blend wound so tightly it could resist moisture and rips. Officially, it was called gabardine, but in common parlance, hunters, farmers, pub keepers, and even King Edward VII called it “Burberry.”

At the onset of World War I, the inventor used the fabric for a waterproof trench coat literally for the trenches, fitted with the necessary epaulets and D-rings for an artillery-facing soldier. The trench’s style caught on and, decorated with Burberry’s signature tartan print, remains a staple of the brand today. Despite these ties to tradition, Burberry’s creative team lives by the motto Prorsum, Latin for “forward.” Classic time-tested shapes are updated with modern details such as statement buttons, metallic fabrics, and seasonal colors.

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