Berdan Mardini sent perfume to King Charles: 'Buckingham Palace will smell of lavender and roses'

Turkish singer Berdan Mardini said that he sent one of his perfumes to King Charles of England at the promotional meeting of perfume and cosmetic products bearing his name.

Emphasizing that he knew that King Charles of England was fond of fragrance, Mardini said, "Prince Charles had come to Mardin for a visit before, and as far as I heard, he had bought soap for the palace. Now we made a nice cargo and sent him our perfumes. We also sent our products produced in Mardin to King Charles. Buckingham Palace will now smell of lavender and roses."

"We invested 10 million dollars"

Emphasizing that he has invested almost all of what he has earned so far, Mardini said, "We invested approximately 10 million dollars. At first, no one could believe it, but at the end of 2 years, we started to see support from people. We can say that the rose is returning to its homeland. We want to turn our brand into a worldwide perfume brand. In addition, the big reason for doing this job is to prevent migration from rural to urban areas and even to provide reverse migration. I aim to introduce my brand to the world and with the money I earn from there, I want to expand the factory in my village and support employment more."