Trinny Woodall
03/26/20 • 48 min
Author, presenter, and founder of TRINNY LONDON joins me in this episode to talk about everything from growing up with acne while her older sister breezed through adolescence with spot-free skin, learning to loathe fake tan, managing an addiction to sugar, handling her mental health during challenges like IVF, tackling money issues, and the thrill of not knowing 'what's behind the closed door.'
‘Your make-up can age you, and define the decade in which you felt your most beautiful. Taking away that protective thing is the hardest thing to do, but once you say “look, you can make yourself ageless by giving yourself a glowing skin, giving yourself that energy from within. Begin that process of exfoliation if you never do it, consider an acid, look at a retinol, protect your face from the sun, wear a white trainer with everything - you will look ageless suddenly, and then you will not be judged by decades in which you felt your happiest. Make this the happiest decade.’
Products, and places, mentioned:
- Eve Lom Cleanser
- No 7 Lipstick
- Clinique 3 Step skincare routine
- Erno Laszlo
- Shannon at Nicola Clarke's branch of John Frieda
- Evolve Gel Balm Cleanser
- Santa Maria Novella Pot Pourri
- Foreo Luna
- Biologique Recherche P50
- Julia Hunter Maximal Strength Night Regeneration
- Ameliorate Body Lotion
- FaceGym Pro
- NuFACE Microcurrent Facial Toning Device
- Heliocare SPF
- Allies of Skin Vitamin C 35%
- Colbert, Sloane Square
- Scott's, Mayfair
- The Wolseley, Picadilly
Beauty Full Lives is hosted by Madeleine Spencer, produced by Charlie Jones, and with artwork by Sung Lee.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Author, presenter, and founder of TRINNY LONDON joins me in this episode to talk about everything from growing up with acne while her older sister breezed through adolescence with spot-free skin, learning to loathe fake tan, managing an addiction to sugar, handling her mental health during challenges like IVF, tackling money issues, and the thrill of not knowing 'what's behind the closed door.'
‘Your make-up can age you, and define the decade in which you felt your most beautiful. Taking away that protective thing is the hardest thing to do, but once you say “look, you can make yourself ageless by giving yourself a glowing skin, giving yourself that energy from within. Begin that process of exfoliation if you never do it, consider an acid, look at a retinol, protect your face from the sun, wear a white trainer with everything - you will look ageless suddenly, and then you will not be judged by decades in which you felt your happiest. Make this the happiest decade.’
Products, and places, mentioned:
- Eve Lom Cleanser
- No 7 Lipstick
- Clinique 3 Step skincare routine
- Erno Laszlo
- Shannon at Nicola Clarke's branch of John Frieda
- Evolve Gel Balm Cleanser
- Santa Maria Novella Pot Pourri
- Foreo Luna
- Biologique Recherche P50
- Julia Hunter Maximal Strength Night Regeneration
- Ameliorate Body Lotion
- FaceGym Pro
- NuFACE Microcurrent Facial Toning Device
- Heliocare SPF
- Allies of Skin Vitamin C 35%
- Colbert, Sloane Square
- Scott's, Mayfair
- The Wolseley, Picadilly
Beauty Full Lives is hosted by Madeleine Spencer, produced by Charlie Jones, and with artwork by Sung Lee.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Alexandra Shulman
'I feel uncomfortable with doing something interventionist to my body that means that it's somehow kind of disguising what I really am. I have a sort of Dorian Gray feeling about it, that you know somewhere this person, this old crone will be there underneath it all and you're wearing a kind of mask.'
Journalist and former editor-in-chief of Vogue, Alexandra Shulman, joins me in this episode to discuss her life, and her 25 years at Vogue, candidly, touching on everything from the expectation to look a certain way, to panic attacks, maternity leave, fear of failure, and sizeism in magazines.
She also talks about her renewed passion for make-up, her views on ageing, and how she came to curate a collection with No 7, which is currently available in shops.
Products, and places, mentioned:
Molton Browners
No7 x Alexandra Shulman
Vaishaly Patel
Wildsmith Active Repair Nourishing Cleansing Balm
No7 Airbrush Away Primer
By Terry Terrybly Densiliss Concealer
Clinique Airbrush Concealer
Golbourne Road
Regent's Canal
Ida Restaurant
Beauty Full Lives is hosted by Madeleine Spencer, produced by Charlie Jones, and with artwork by Sung Lee.
This episode is sponsored by HiSmile. To receive 20% off HiSmile products, enter 'BEAUTYFULL' at check out at HISMILETEETH.COM
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Bobbi Brown
Bobbi Brown is a woman so synonymous with the eponymous make-up brand she started in the early '90s, that it was somewhat surreal to be sitting with the real, human Bobbi Brown.
In this episode she teases the two Bobbi's apart, talking about both how she made hers a household name for make-up before leaving the company three years ago, and the human endeavour behind it.
We also talk about Bobbi’s life today, from her pared back approach to beauty (towards the end we look through her travel beauty stash and I was astonished at how minimal it was), why she decided her new company, Evolution 18, should focus on beauty from the inside out, and how she harbours a little crush on Lenny Kravitz.
Beauty Full Lives is hosted by Madeleine Spencer, produced by Charlie Jones, and with artwork by Sung Lee.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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