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Dr Esho: The Ethics and Psychology of Cosmetic Surgery

In this episode of Outspoken beauty I’m joined by cosmetic Doctor, Dr Esho. Dr Esho is one of the most sought after and trusted practitioners of non-surgical cosmetic procedures in the world. He’s enhanced many celebrity faces and can tell the work that someone’s had done from a mile off. During the episode I talk …

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Vasiliki Petrou: A force for good in the beauty industry

Vasiliki Petrou is one of the most powerful people in beauty and also one of the loveliest. Not only is she the Executive Vice President/Group CEO of Unilever Prestige and the President of CEW (Cosmetic Executive Women), but she is a woman who fundamentally believes that a beauty brand must do a lot more than produce great products. …

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Cult Beauty: Co-Founder Alexia Inge on Indie Brands and What Makes a Product Cult

You’ve probably heard of Cult Beauty but you may not have heard of its co- founder Alexia Inge. In this episode, I talk to a woman whose passion for beauty and knowledge of the industry is arguably second to none. Alexia talks about empowering women in the industry, the importance of honesty and integrity, supporting and …

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Season 2 Episode #1: ROCHELLE HUMES – going back to your roots, skin inclusivity and 90’s makeup fails

Season 2 is finally here and it starts with a bang. She was a member of The Saturdays and is now one of the UK’s best known presenters, authors and enterpeneurs. Rochelle Humes joins us to chat about changing her hair for the sake of her daughter, struggling to find makeup to match her skin …

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