I practically live in the bath—trust me, any one of these oils will *seriously* elevate the experience

This has been one of my favourite bath oils for a long, long time. The entire Atlantic Kelp range is gorgeous—it features one of the best hand washes you can treat yourself to—but the bath oil specifically creates a nice, relaxing environment that fills the room as a scented candle would. The formula also helps to nourish the skin while you soak, thanks to the microalgae oil, atlantic kelp and plankton extracts and Omegas 6 and 9. If lavender and the usual go-to sleepy notes aren’t your thing, I think you’ll love this.

I’ve never met a person who has tried Neom that doesn’t love this brand; a mainstay of department stores, its gorgeous candles and diffusers make it a go-to during gifting season. No sleep product will magically cure insomnia, but what this lovely lavender, chamomile and patchouli scent will do is soothe your senses a bit to help you on your way towards switching off for the night. Packed with vitamins and antioxidants, thanks to eight different plant oils, it’ll nourish your skin and your soul.

It’s well documented that I am a Vieve enthusiast. Anything created by Jamie Genevieve is going to be suitably chic, which extends to her bath and body range, Bathleisure™ (which, incidentally, perfectly sums up my ideal lifestyle). With a signature scent of amber, santal and a hint of neroli, the bubble bath produces excellent foam, but the oil will give you that same scent in a format that can applied directly to the skin or added to a bath. I love amber perfumes, so it’s a bit of me.

With a fascinating history that dates back over 100 years—bottles were buried safely underground during the Second World War when production stopped and there’s even a royal connection—the exact makeup of Olverum’s therapeutic oil is a closely guarded secret. A blend of 10 different essential oils, it’s both citrusy and warming, promising to soothe aching muscles, promote calm and aid relaxation. A little goes a long way; it wafts down the hall when I’m running a bath.

Aromatherapy Associates’ luxurious scents have a reputation that preceded them. Deep Relax and I go way back. Its heady chamomile, vetiver and sandalwood scent was born out of founder Geraldine’s own trouble sleeping, when she wanted something that wasn’t lavender-heavy. An investment, yes, but a real treat—and because it’s so concentrated, you only need a small amount at a time.

If an overpowering or punchy bath oil is not your vibe, this Susanne Kaufmann number should appeal. It manages to strike the balance of being detectable enough to help promote relaxation without being overwhelming. As well as smelling great, thanks to patchouli, ylang-ylang and lavender, the formula also has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. I'm not the only beauty ed fan—I know that Executive Beauty Editor Shannon loves this brand, too.

Thé Noir 29 is one of my favourite fragrances among the best Le Labo perfumes, so learning that it also comes in a bath and body oil form was music to my ears—another way to enjoy that bergamot, bay and black tea scent. This is another formula that’s not super concentrated, but you’ll definitely smell it both while the bath is running and on your skin after your soak in the tub.

Arguably best known for its skincare and make-up buys, Beauty Pie’s excellent bath, body and fragrance buys should not be overlooked. As its name suggests, The Firewall Blend is fairly punchy, thanks to frankincense, eucalyptus, peppermint and niaouli. It has this almost medicinal quality in a really great way; it’st like you can feel it physically restoring you. Unsurprisingly, I often reach for it when I’m feeling unwell and/or run down as a result.