Lyndell Mansfield has won every award going in her home territory which culminated in The Australian Hairdresser of the Year in 1998.

She’s worked around the world with an expert reputation in colour, working on catwalk shows for Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino and Louis Vuitton’s shows. Her celebrity client list includes Kate Moss, Liberty Ross, Paloma Faith, M.I.A, Jess Glynne and Beth Ditto to name just a breathtaking few.

Lyndell’s here with us today as the UK ambassador for the Schwarzkopf LIVE colour range and to talk to us about midlife hair roots, how hair cut and colour affects our mental health and how to make the best colour choices in lockdown. Oh yes, and she also did Helen Mirren's hair recently so we talk about jaw-dropping grey as well.

After family breakdown, Tammy Banks became homeless at 15 and lived in a hostel for the rest of her teenage years.

Despite leaving school at 14 with no qualifications, today she works in the Houses of Parliament, as a lay member of the special committee that upholds MPs' standards.

In this podcast we talk about the incredible journey she's been on to make that switch from homeless to the House of Commons, how kindness is key in society and how she was one of the lucky ones, when there are so many more to help.

Serena Gordon is the Managing Director of Hoffman Institute in the UK. They are now in their 25th year of putting on the Hoffman Process - a seven-day residential personal development course attended by anyone who is 'fed up of being fed up'.

The Hoffman Process has been embraced by celebrities such as Katy Perry, Goldie and Thandie Newton who have all chosen to talk about it in public, testifying to the benefits of the process and being open about their own mental health struggles.

Before running her own business, Serena was an actress appearing in loads of TV and theatre and even spent a few minutes of screen time with Pierce Brosnan sitting in an Aston Martin in the James Bond film Goldeneye. Serena has two sons and lives in Sussex with her husband Adam.

Sue Peart is a journalistic legend.

She is one of the UK's best loved journalists having worked on Cosmopolitan, the Daily Express, edited the Sunday Express Magazine, The Times Weekend Section and You Magazine for eighteen years.

This programme was taped on the first day of lockdown where we talk about how strange the situation is, what Sue's advice is and how she was perhaps the only person in the UK with no fridge, no freezer and empty cupboards as she was expecting to move.

I think it's an interesting conversation when all of this was new, weird and overwhelming, but Sue's advice is fantastic and - 4 weeks into lockdown - we can see she's spot on. A wise woman indeed.

A-lister Make up Artist Nadira V Persaud is one of the most in-demand make up artists in the UK. Good skin is always the place to start for a make up artist, which is what led to Nadira writing her own book, Press Here! Face Workouts For Beginners. A firm believer that many of our skin issues (lines, wrinkles, black bags under eyes) can be vastly improved withou face workouts, she's brought all her knowledge to bear in her new book.

Mette Skjaerbaek was a highly successful model in New York for over a decade, but when she retired she chose to return to her native Denmark to create her amazing beauty brand Karmameju. In this programme she talks about how the brand came about and her love of both body and facebrushing, how it is a superb, natural treatment and how she incorporates it into daily life.

Jayne Sterland is an amazing woman.

Having grown up on a farm, Jayn went into the world of commerce before becoming the UK Managing Director of one of the world's most trusted natural beauty brands, Weleda.

In this podcast we discover what Weleda means, what the difference is between natural and organic skincare, why it's so challenging for you and me to understand and the values behind her brand.

If natural and organic skincare is your thing, this is a great listen from a women voted - again - the #1 most influential person in UK natural beauty (Jayn, not me!)

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Tracey Woodward is an amazing woman.

Illiterate until the age of 14, a child shoplifter with her mother, Tracey turned her life around to create the Urban Retreat Spa at Harrods, become Head of Beauty at Marks and Spencer as well as the CEO of Aromatherapy Associates.

She completely has her finger on the pulse of the future of beauty worldwide and in this interview is completely honest about her journey, her role as a Prince's Trust Mentor and how passionate she is about selfcare for all.

Marishka Dunlop is an amazing women taking the supplement world by storm. Having looked at supplements she felt that there was nothing on the market that worked for her as a midlife woman wanting to relieve stress and generate energy in her life, so she decided to create her own.

In this podcast she talks about how she decided which ingredients to go in, how she doesn't use fillers and that her supplements are gluten, dairy, yeast, artificial flavour, sugar, colour and preservative free as well as being Vegan. Oh yes, and they work too!