Jack Black Deep Dive Cleanser

"Acids are essential in my cleansers my combination skin needs the deep exfoliating clean!

Glycolic Acid is the smallest alpha hydroxy acid available in skincare, so although it is potent, it is suitable for daily use. After working this into a lather on my skin, I leave this on for a few minutes, letting it get to work."

Layrite Deluxe Dual Chamber - Natural Matte & Supershine Cream

"It certainly feels like this product was made with my dual interests in mind. I prefer a soft, matte cream for those long and solitary days in the office, nothing too heavy or 'deliberate looking'. On the other hand, I opt for a glossy pomade whenever I want to look my polished best. Shiny looks work for me - it loves thick black hair!"

Baxter of California Deodorant

"Absolutely top-tier stuff. I've been using this deodorant since I started with the company, on advice of the then Royal Arcade manager, and it works. A swipe or two is enough, and it has never dried my skin or left a stain on my shirts. Most importantly, its light citrus and herbal-musk aroma never interferes with the perfume I wear."

Santa Maria Novella Patchouli Body Soap

"I just love a bar soap, and Santa Maria Novella's Patchouli offers me the most pleasure. A softening milky lather is made all the better with the sublimely earthy, spicy-sweet aroma of patchouli. A soap like this brings hedonism to an all-too necessary ritual. Showers should be decadent moments."

Geo F. Trumper Violet Shaving Cream Bowl

"I marvel at this cosmic purple cream that whips into a lavish foam, exuding the sweetly floral and charmingly herbal-green smell of violet petals. Violets are a rare aroma - the historical scent of dandies and Russian Tsars alike - and an opportunity to invoke history in a lather and a pass is so exciting to me."

Fragrance Sample Pack: Editor's Choice

"I adore so many of our fragrances that I couldn't pick just one. So, I've assembled 6 of my favourites. These are timeless scents that arrest my attention without fail, encapsulating the specificity of my tastes without exhaustion. Was this an easy task? Certainly not, but I am sure of nothing but this: they bring me pleasure."