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Sarah Baker Perfumes

United KingdomLondonSarah Bakerest. 2015

Sarah Baker Perfumes is a family-run perfume house operating from a studio in East London, co-owned by Sarah Baker and Andy Hsu, that produces alcohol-based fragrances made with organic grain alcohol and manufactured in small in-house batches.

In their own words

Reproduced from their about page. The words are theirs.

Sarah Baker Perfumes is committed to being a socially ethical and environmentally sustainable, family-run business.

Co-owned by Sarah Baker and Andy Hsu, both accomplished artists, we operate from a studio in the heart of East London. A small team of diverse artists, technicians and collaborators help support our mission of producing thrilling, unusual and artistic fragrances.

We ensure sustainable production

Our perfumes are manufactured in relatively small batches, meaning very little is wasted from overproduction. Our carbon footprint is kept low due to in-house diluting, filling, boxing and bottling. We lovingly hand stamp every box to reduce waste, because caring about the planet is sexy.

We use eco-friendly materials

We're constantly looking for ways to reduce our environmental impact. Our boxes are sealed using plastic-free solutions and we source as much as we can locally, in order to reduce transport emissions. Our sleeve, box, ecofoam insert, sample boxes and glass bottles are all made from widely recyclable materials.

Our fragrances are made with organic grain alcohol. We adhere to the strict regulatory guidelines of IFRA in our compositions, and we never use nitromusks, colourants, phthalates or halogenorganics.

None of our products are tested on animals, and many are vegan friendly (Atlante, Charade and Flame & Fortune are the only products which are not vegan friendly). We only use animal products that are ethically sourced and do not harm animals in their production, for example ambergris (pictured) which is foraged from beaches and does not harm whales to produce or collect.

Catalogue

16 fragrances

Alphabetical. Prices are in the maker's currency and link to their own shop.

16 fragrancesSearch within Sarah Baker Perfumes

Palette

Notes they reach for

The notes that appear most across the catalogue; the number is how many fragrances carry each.