Outspoken Beauty

I was so sad to hear about the passing of Dolly Parton and really wanted to pay tribute to her.
In this episode I'm talking about why if there was ever an example of an Outspoken Beauty it's Dolly.
I discuss the person who inspired her style, her refusal to please anyone but herself with her appearance, her beauty habits, why she loved Vaseline, her scent, her love of wigs and so much more.
I truly think that we all need to be a bit more Dolly and show up in the world in a way that makes us happy. Dolly never wanted to be fashionable. She created her own style and it made her an icon.

Bryony and I are having a long overdue catch up. The last time we saw each other was when we found ourselves on the same Eurostar to Paris...what are the chances!
This week we're chatting about:
My very strict and feisty therapist
Siblings
Paris adventures
What happens when you get friends from different parts of your life together
Brilliant, affordable makeup
Lots more

Enjoy xx

Perdita Nouril and I are back for a new season and we are two women on a mission. We've always delved into beauty but now we're putting on our journalistic detective hats and we are DEEP DIVING.
This all started when I was introduced to a report that showed that at least four major skincare brands were selling SPFs that when tested were shown not to contain UVA protection, even though they claimed that they did on the labels. Perdita and I are calling time on BS and are unearthing the brands, products, trends and ingredients that are proven and that are worth your precious time and money.
Welcome to The Outspoken Beauty Editor!!

In this week's minipod I'm chatting about the suprising amount of people who feel anxious when they go on holiday and can't settle for the first few days, often not feeling fully right for a week.
I'm also talking about the chaos of coming home after being away and the brilliant, affordable makeup that I bought this week.

In this little episode I talk about the chaos of coming back from my holiday and how a couple of days in Paris helped me reconnect with a side of myself that I haven't acknowledged in a long long time.
I also chat about things to do with the kids in Paris and the things I liked (and didn't like so much) about the now infamous Citypharma.