What we use at the basin, in the size we buy it

200ml

The first cleanse used in every facial here. It lifts sunscreen and pigment without stripping, and rinses clean rather than leaving a film.

30ml

A stabilised vitamin C serum in an airless amber dropper, at the highest strength we have found people can wear daily without flushing.

50ml

A thick occlusive balm for the night after a peel, or for the fortnight in February when everything stings.

50ml

What the stylists reach for at the end of a blow-dry. Light enough for a fine fringe, and it does not go greasy by the afternoon.

250ml

A weekly bond-building mask for hair that has been lightened. It reads rich in the jar and rinses out without weighing the roots down.

300ml

A low-lather sulphate-free shampoo that keeps gloss and toner in for longer. It takes two pumps, not four.

150ml

The oil used in the polish treatment, bottled with a proper glass pipette so it does not run down the outside of the bottle.

75ml

Left on the basin in every treatment room. It sinks in fast enough that you can pick up a phone straight afterwards.

50ml

The scent of the ground floor at eleven in the morning: white flowers over a warm resin, without the sweetness that usually comes with them.

100ml

A linen and pillow mist of lavender cut with vetiver, so it reads calm rather than medicinal.

9g

A finely milled finishing powder in four depths, used to set a facial before a client goes back out to a meeting.

300g

The salt scrub from the body polish, ground fine enough to use on the chest and the backs of the arms.