Both Tamara and Fiona address the “A” word – Tamara says “there seems to be a shift towards a more positive message when it comes to ageing.” and  “women in their 30s and 40s are really happy in their own skin and don’t care much for the message of anti-ageing.” I hasten to agree!  Fiona has said that polarisation of those “women who embrace more Harley Street-style skincare and sophisticated implant procedures, and women who are firmly in the green beauty camp happy to age naturally without any work done on them.” Fiona also recognises that there is an overlap – “you can have a beautiful arsenal of organic skincare at home but, perhaps, if you’re in your late 40s or over, have a little “work done”.”

Lastly, and this is something I have gotten more and more into the older I get, Fi says that “Aromatherapy has never been more important.”  The sentiment that follows I couldn’t agree more with – “It’s time to get laser-sharp clear on balance and I think the western world needs a major “regroup”.  We’re going to look back and say “why did we spend so much time staring at computer screens and rushing from meeting to meeting?”