We keep our range small on purpose, six oils, done properly. Small doesn't mean limited. Here are two ideas for each bottle so you can build them into an ordinary week without overthinking it.

Lavender

1. Evening diffuser blend. Three drops of Lavender with two drops of Sweet Orange makes a warm, gentle scent for the last hour before bed.

2. Linen drawer note. Put two drops on a small cotton pad and slip it to the back of a drawer. Refresh once a fortnight for a soft floral note in your folded clothes.

Tea Tree

1. After-cleaning diffuse. Four drops of Tea Tree in a small diffuser once you've finished the kitchen leaves the room smelling like it was cleaned properly.

2. Room-spray base. Two drops of Tea Tree plus two drops of Lemon in a small spray bottle of water and witch hazel makes a fresh, purifying mist for bins and worktops.

Peppermint

1. Desk diffuser. Three drops of Peppermint in a small USB diffuser on the desk when you need to focus.

2. Bright morning blend. Two drops of Peppermint plus two drops of Lemon for a wake-up scent while you make coffee.

Eucalyptus

1. Shower steam. Three drops on the shower floor away from the water stream, the steam lifts the scent for a spa-like moment.

2. Chilly-evening diffuser. Two drops of Eucalyptus plus two drops of Sweet Orange for a warm, cool-headed blend.

Sweet Orange

1. Family living room. Four drops of Sweet Orange makes a welcoming, universally-liked scent for shared spaces.

2. Evening blend with Lavender. As above, two of each, for the gentlest wind-down.

Lemon

1. Clean-slate diffuse. Four drops of Lemon to reset a room after cooking.

2. Freshening spritz. A drop or two in a spray bottle with water for a fresh mist over bin liners, tea towels or the compost bin.

Twelve uses, six bottles, one small London company. This is the whole point of keeping the range small: every oil earns its place several times a week.