Back when I worked in a cosmetics shop, I could tell the moment anyone had restocked a product containing the rich, citrus Neroli oil. It’s such a pervasive scent, and so instantly recognisable, that it quickly joined Jasmine on my list of top fragrance ingredients.

And now Tom Ford, he of unquestionable taste, sex appeal and access to Colin Firth’s phone number, has taken Tunisian Neroli and blended it with its perfect partners (other citruses, plus Bergamot and Lavendar to sweeten the bitterness) to make Neroli Portofino, an indulgent scent that goes straight to the top of my wishlist despite the fact I’ve not actually sniffed it yet.

Unfortunately, with this designer scent comes a designer price tag of just over £230. However, for that you get a whopping 250ml. Most fragrances come in 30ml or 50ml bottles for about £30 – £50, so on a ml for ml basis, it’s not actually as bad as it sounds.

I know, I know. You believe me, thousands wouldn’t…

This is a bit of a sneaky ‘dream on’ product, because at £10 per pot, this set of 3 Steamcream tins is actually reasonably affordable. But it makes the cut because it’s quite indulgent to buy three pots of the same product purely because of the packaging, and the fact they’re designed by Amy Molyneaux of fashion brand PPQ.

Steamcream is a multi-purpose moisturiser that’s formulated using steam, which apparently means it emulsifies much faster than other creams, making it lighter and glossier. The brand is known for its cute printed tins, which fans collect (think grown-up Pogs!) and re-use.

The cute PPQ tins have been around for a while, but they are technically limited edition which means stockists are a bit limited. The letters one is on the Steamcream website and on Beauty Bay, and Boots have stock of the purple cat tin. The Beauty Booth has all three in a set, and also sells the orange cat tin on its own.