WEBVTT 1 00:00:02.673 --> 00:00:04.015 A listener production. 2 00:00:05.116 --> 00:00:05.796 I'm Bec Judd. 3 00:00:06.037 --> 00:00:06.978 And I'm Jess Roberts. 4 00:00:07.218 --> 00:00:09.100 And we're done with the smoke and mirrors. 5 00:00:09.420 --> 00:00:15.547 Fainish shares honest stories about what it takes to look amazing because we did not wake up like this. 6 00:00:15.787 --> 00:00:20.793 And you should know the stuff that we chat about on this podcast is based on our personal experiences. 7 00:00:21.153 --> 00:00:23.076 We're sharing it for your entertainment. 8 00:00:23.236 --> 00:00:25.900 It's definitely not medical advice. 9 00:00:26.100 --> 00:00:29.325 And we'll always be clear with you when something is a paid endorsement. 10 00:00:29.545 --> 00:00:34.533 Please always chat with your qualified healthcare team before making any decisions about your health. 11 00:00:50.510 --> 00:00:51.712 Hello, it's Bec Judd. 12 00:00:51.952 --> 00:00:52.613 And Jess Roberts. 13 00:00:52.673 --> 00:00:53.695 And welcome to Vanish. 14 00:00:53.715 --> 00:00:54.696 How are you going, babe? 15 00:00:54.776 --> 00:00:55.157 I'm good. 16 00:00:55.177 --> 00:00:55.938 How are you? 17 00:00:55.958 --> 00:00:56.418 So good. 18 00:00:56.438 --> 00:01:00.945 I've been having a little chuckle because I saw something really funny on the gram. 19 00:01:01.706 --> 00:01:05.371 And a lady had posted some thoughts and... 20 00:01:06.192 --> 00:01:07.393 This is what it said. 21 00:01:07.934 --> 00:01:12.498 If your firstborn is friends with my third, I get it and I'm sorry. 22 00:01:13.019 --> 00:01:20.426 I remember years ago sending my naive firstborn to a friend's house and he had older brothers playing Call of Duty and I was horrified. 23 00:01:20.867 --> 00:01:26.532 So anyway, I'm sorry my kid taught your sweet boy to say D's nuts at camp today. 24 00:01:27.553 --> 00:01:28.254 Do you know what? 25 00:01:28.274 --> 00:01:36.098 It's so true because I remember when I used to send my firstborn anywhere and they'd come back, you know, learning something, I just would be mortified. 26 00:01:36.359 --> 00:01:42.763 But then I know my eldest kids are now doing that with their youngest kids, friends. 27 00:01:42.823 --> 00:01:43.103 Yes. 28 00:01:43.263 --> 00:01:43.663 That's the same. 29 00:01:43.683 --> 00:01:54.210 Like, Oscar's my oldest and he would come home from parties or from playdates with older big brothers and sisters and he, you know, he came back and asking some real mature grown-up questions. 30 00:01:54.250 --> 00:01:54.530 Yeah. 31 00:01:54.830 --> 00:01:56.071 And I was horrified. 32 00:01:56.151 --> 00:01:56.571 Yeah, horrified. 33 00:01:56.591 --> 00:02:00.714 I'm like, I hate that parent now for having my child. 34 00:02:00.734 --> 00:02:05.838 I am the parent of the third and the fourth children with the older siblings. 35 00:02:05.918 --> 00:02:07.339 And they'll be teaching them a lot. 36 00:02:07.479 --> 00:02:09.741 So my response is, I'm sorry. 37 00:02:10.121 --> 00:02:30.858 My third and fourth children, my twins, taught your kid all the swear words, the truth about Elf on the Shelf and about why they don't like wind farms but do like uranium and why you shouldn't eat farmed salmon and why Diddy is bad and how to play all the games on Squid Games and what all the different guns in the world do and where babies come from. 38 00:02:31.418 --> 00:02:36.202 I'm truly sorry and I get it from the mother of a first-born golden child. 39 00:02:36.302 --> 00:02:37.042 Oh, my God. 40 00:02:40.221 --> 00:02:43.143 I believe I was responsible for something bad that happened in your house too. 41 00:02:44.163 --> 00:02:44.644 Oh, yeah. 42 00:02:44.884 --> 00:02:45.544 Oh, yes, yes. 43 00:02:45.684 --> 00:02:52.588 Actually, I remember Bec, we were sitting there with a group of our girlfriends at her bar and she was like fully judging me. 44 00:02:52.968 --> 00:02:54.089 This is how it came out. 45 00:02:54.109 --> 00:02:58.352 She goes, I can't believe you listened to the song WAP, which is... 46 00:02:59.592 --> 00:02:59.933 Who was it? 47 00:02:59.953 --> 00:03:00.353 Cardi B? 48 00:03:00.373 --> 00:03:01.314 Cardi B. 49 00:03:01.354 --> 00:03:01.834 The lyrics. 50 00:03:01.874 --> 00:03:03.716 The lyrics are like, wet ass pussy. 51 00:03:03.836 --> 00:03:05.077 Anyway, I was listening to it. 52 00:03:05.097 --> 00:03:06.378 It was like on trend at the time. 53 00:03:06.678 --> 00:03:09.801 She goes, I cannot believe that you listen to this song with your children. 54 00:03:09.841 --> 00:03:11.562 I go, excuse me? 55 00:03:12.263 --> 00:03:14.765 My daughter was like eight years old at the time. 56 00:03:14.785 --> 00:03:14.885 I go, 57 00:03:15.145 --> 00:03:18.148 Excuse me, my daughter has come home and I'm sitting in the car. 58 00:03:18.408 --> 00:03:19.149 From my house. 59 00:03:19.229 --> 00:03:21.191 From her house and sitting in the back of the car. 60 00:03:21.211 --> 00:03:26.736 And all of a sudden she's got this, gets her hand and does this smack up against the window of the car. 61 00:03:26.756 --> 00:03:31.841 Like she goes and gets all the fog, smacks against the window and then does this like thing like, you know. 62 00:03:31.861 --> 00:03:32.641 The hand imprint. 63 00:03:32.681 --> 00:03:34.063 The hand imprint and then it sweeps off. 64 00:03:34.263 --> 00:03:36.845 Wiping on the mist in the window, the fog. 65 00:03:37.005 --> 00:03:37.306 The fog. 66 00:03:37.326 --> 00:03:38.627 And I looked at her and go, what are you doing? 67 00:03:38.647 --> 00:03:40.228 She goes, I watch Titanic. 68 00:03:41.109 --> 00:03:42.529 And I go, what? 69 00:03:42.890 --> 00:03:43.450 I go, where? 70 00:03:43.470 --> 00:03:44.610 She goes, at Bec's house. 71 00:03:44.930 --> 00:03:47.491 And I was like, she's doing the sex scene. 72 00:03:48.011 --> 00:03:49.192 It's so good. 73 00:03:49.452 --> 00:03:50.792 So Bec's telling me, how dare you? 74 00:03:50.812 --> 00:03:56.914 I can't believe you're listening to the song WAP while my daughter is doing the sex scene in the back of the car with the handprint. 75 00:03:56.974 --> 00:03:59.715 And I'll sit there going, you're judging me. 76 00:03:59.815 --> 00:04:00.635 Excuse me. 77 00:04:00.715 --> 00:04:02.075 I'm judging you right now. 78 00:04:02.316 --> 00:04:08.537 So I think the lesson in all of this is do not let your children hang out with the Judd kids. 79 00:04:18.664 --> 00:04:18.996 today. 80 00:04:19.632 --> 00:04:19.872 Yes. 81 00:04:20.252 --> 00:04:21.233 We have a superstar. 82 00:04:21.313 --> 00:04:21.633 I know. 83 00:04:21.733 --> 00:04:22.494 Our biggest name. 84 00:04:22.594 --> 00:04:23.014 I know. 85 00:04:23.174 --> 00:04:25.075 Australia's first Victoria's Secret model. 86 00:04:25.095 --> 00:04:25.656 Oh, my God. 87 00:04:25.756 --> 00:04:26.736 The original. 88 00:04:26.876 --> 00:04:27.437 The OG. 89 00:04:27.497 --> 00:04:28.037 Actually, no. 90 00:04:28.277 --> 00:04:28.938 Elle Macpherson. 91 00:04:29.218 --> 00:04:29.838 Oh, right. 92 00:04:29.878 --> 00:04:31.339 Pop Elle Macpherson on the list. 93 00:04:31.379 --> 00:04:32.700 Liza, superstar producer. 94 00:04:32.720 --> 00:04:35.422 I was going to say the OG Aussie supermodel, but that was Elle. 95 00:04:35.782 --> 00:04:36.402 Yeah, no. 96 00:04:36.422 --> 00:04:37.143 The next gen. 97 00:04:37.203 --> 00:04:37.443 Yes. 98 00:04:37.463 --> 00:04:38.323 The millennial. 99 00:04:38.343 --> 00:04:39.124 The millennial. 100 00:04:39.184 --> 00:04:39.824 Supermodel. 101 00:04:39.844 --> 00:04:41.625 The next Elle Macpherson. 102 00:04:41.805 --> 00:04:42.006 Yeah. 103 00:04:42.126 --> 00:04:44.067 But Elle Macpherson didn't do Victoria's Secret. 104 00:04:44.267 --> 00:04:44.867 No, she didn't. 105 00:04:45.047 --> 00:04:45.207 Yeah. 106 00:04:45.268 --> 00:04:46.448 But I've stopped that. 107 00:04:46.508 --> 00:04:46.768 Yes. 108 00:04:46.828 --> 00:04:49.110 That was like, this chick's the first. 109 00:04:49.130 --> 00:04:49.370 Yeah. 110 00:04:49.590 --> 00:04:50.190 Victoria's Secret. 111 00:04:50.210 --> 00:04:52.272 Then I did a side quest to Elmwood first. 112 00:04:52.312 --> 00:04:54.133 Now bringing it back to today's guest. 113 00:04:54.153 --> 00:04:54.993 Yes. 114 00:04:55.053 --> 00:04:59.155 Superstar millennial supermodel Miranda Kerr. 115 00:04:59.356 --> 00:05:00.536 Oh my God. 116 00:05:00.896 --> 00:05:05.559 Also the CEO and founder of Cora Organics, skincare that we love. 117 00:05:05.759 --> 00:05:06.920 She's not just a fashion icon. 118 00:05:06.940 --> 00:05:07.800 She's a skin icon. 119 00:05:07.840 --> 00:05:09.061 Oh, she's a boss. 120 00:05:09.381 --> 00:05:11.122 And she's a mother of four children. 121 00:05:11.142 --> 00:05:13.343 And looks insane doing it all. 122 00:05:13.483 --> 00:05:13.864 She does. 123 00:05:13.904 --> 00:05:15.845 So let's get on Miranda Kerr. 124 00:05:18.584 --> 00:05:21.826 Welcome to Vayne's Miranda Kerr, the Miranda Kerr. 125 00:05:23.167 --> 00:05:23.768 Oh, thank you. 126 00:05:23.828 --> 00:05:24.568 Thanks for having me. 127 00:05:24.588 --> 00:05:25.849 It's so great to see you both. 128 00:05:26.289 --> 00:05:26.930 Oh my gosh. 129 00:05:26.950 --> 00:05:29.591 We've been so excited to see, like to interview you. 130 00:05:29.651 --> 00:05:30.592 This is amazing. 131 00:05:30.852 --> 00:05:31.232 Yeah. 132 00:05:31.272 --> 00:05:34.755 You were at top of our guest list when we started this podcast. 133 00:05:35.275 --> 00:05:37.857 It was like, who would we love to have on? 134 00:05:37.937 --> 00:05:39.498 And you were like right up there. 135 00:05:39.538 --> 00:05:41.559 So to have you on, like we are so grateful. 136 00:05:41.699 --> 00:05:42.780 Thank you so much. 137 00:05:42.800 --> 00:05:43.100 Thank you. 138 00:05:43.340 --> 00:05:43.942 Thank you. 139 00:05:44.002 --> 00:05:46.045 I really appreciate you guys having me on. 140 00:05:46.306 --> 00:05:48.230 So, hey, we want to get into it, Miranda, with you. 141 00:05:48.250 --> 00:05:55.263 We are dying to know what does a typical day of beauty and wellness look like for Miranda Kerr? 142 00:05:55.962 --> 00:06:00.484 Well, I'm sure you guys have probably heard, but I wake up around 5 a.m. Wow. 143 00:06:00.784 --> 00:06:06.227 And that is something that I actually got into a really good habit because of Evan. 144 00:06:06.407 --> 00:06:09.148 He's an early riser and he goes to bed super early. 145 00:06:09.208 --> 00:06:15.111 So we've been together 12 years now, so I kind of incorporated that. 146 00:06:15.792 --> 00:06:19.814 So basically, I'll wake up and do my meditation for about 20 minutes. 147 00:06:19.854 --> 00:06:21.554 I do Vedic meditation and then... 148 00:06:22.775 --> 00:06:34.278 I have this recent habit within the last, probably in the last year, I just open all the blinds and open all the windows and let the natural sunlight in, like very conscious of letting the sunlight in. 149 00:06:34.298 --> 00:06:47.082 Sometimes I'll step outside, put my feet in the grass and just really kind of welcome the sunrise, which is really beautiful because it helps support your circadian rhythm and just kind of sets the tone for the rest of the day. 150 00:06:48.002 --> 00:06:51.985 I've also started doing these little quickie workouts by Megan Roop. 151 00:06:52.445 --> 00:06:53.866 They're 10-minute workouts. 152 00:06:54.206 --> 00:06:58.869 And you wouldn't believe how much you can sweat in 10 minutes and, like, really feel the burn. 153 00:06:58.889 --> 00:07:01.571 Like, when I was speaking to her and I was like... 154 00:07:02.668 --> 00:07:04.069 you know, I really don't have much time. 155 00:07:04.089 --> 00:07:06.832 She's like, all you need is 10 minutes every day. 156 00:07:07.012 --> 00:07:08.674 And I was like, are you sure? 157 00:07:08.734 --> 00:07:09.334 She's like, yeah. 158 00:07:09.835 --> 00:07:13.879 I tried it just two days ago and I was like, wow, I'm really into it. 159 00:07:14.179 --> 00:07:18.683 Because I used to do more intense workouts, Pilates, yoga and things like that. 160 00:07:18.723 --> 00:07:22.567 But for now, I'm just committing myself to the 10 minute quickie workout. 161 00:07:22.647 --> 00:07:24.108 And what's in that 10 minutes? 162 00:07:24.228 --> 00:07:27.832 Is it 10 different exercises for a minute each or something like that? 163 00:07:28.392 --> 00:07:50.532 no they're different so she has this app the sculpt society app and so it's like different exercise so she's like doing these arm exercises and then she's doing like little like it looks easy but when you're actually on the floor doing it like leg lifts and like you can put an ankle weight on or you can use a little hand weight and things like that it's really intense and I was like 164 00:07:50.832 --> 00:07:55.036 okay, I can actually feel that this is doing something. 165 00:07:55.056 --> 00:07:56.457 I love a 10-minute exercise. 166 00:07:56.517 --> 00:07:57.158 10 minutes. 167 00:07:57.258 --> 00:08:02.442 And then because, you know, I get up at five, so I'll like do my meditation and do that. 168 00:08:03.383 --> 00:08:14.573 If I have time, recently I've been jumping in the sauna for 15 minutes after my workout to kind of sweat it out, which I feel like is really beneficial for your health. 169 00:08:14.833 --> 00:08:16.735 I feel like a big kind of... 170 00:08:17.661 --> 00:08:20.263 I feel kind of energized after doing it, to be honest. 171 00:08:20.343 --> 00:08:20.783 Yes, same. 172 00:08:20.803 --> 00:08:22.945 I make sure I take electrolytes. 173 00:08:23.746 --> 00:08:26.628 Then I'll have my shower, do my skincare routine. 174 00:08:27.569 --> 00:08:32.753 I'm obsessed with our foaming cleanser, which we actually sell one every nine minutes. 175 00:08:33.998 --> 00:08:36.779 It is a sensorial experience. 176 00:08:36.819 --> 00:08:43.382 So you're getting like, because we only use essential oils, no synthetic fragrance, obviously, because we're certified organic. 177 00:08:44.182 --> 00:08:50.244 But the essential oils of like peppermint and Palo Santo just kind of wake you up for the day. 178 00:08:50.284 --> 00:08:52.986 And it's really kind of energizing and addictive. 179 00:08:53.026 --> 00:08:55.927 So I really look forward to my foaming cleanser in the morning. 180 00:08:55.947 --> 00:08:58.488 It's just like this little ritual that I love. 181 00:08:58.768 --> 00:08:59.048 Mm-hmm. 182 00:08:59.408 --> 00:09:02.269 And then we have a minty mist, which I'm sure you've probably seen. 183 00:09:02.349 --> 00:09:03.170 It's on here. 184 00:09:03.410 --> 00:09:06.251 I always keep it on my desk and just kind of like spray it. 185 00:09:06.331 --> 00:09:07.571 I use it as a toner. 186 00:09:07.652 --> 00:09:12.774 I use it throughout the day to kind of like reset my makeup, refresh my makeup. 187 00:09:13.214 --> 00:09:13.594 Okay. 188 00:09:13.794 --> 00:09:17.856 I also use it on my kids if they're in a bad mood because it also resets their makeup. 189 00:09:18.256 --> 00:09:19.496 Do you know what they say? 190 00:09:19.817 --> 00:09:24.958 They say like water, hydration, anything like that with boys is such a good reset. 191 00:09:24.978 --> 00:09:25.779 You know when they're in a mood? 192 00:09:25.799 --> 00:09:26.519 They love it. 193 00:09:26.679 --> 00:09:30.440 They're like squirt a hose at them, throw them in the pool, chuck them in a shower. 194 00:09:30.900 --> 00:09:32.401 Throw some minty mist at them. 195 00:09:32.461 --> 00:09:35.022 Yeah, that minty mist, that's actually a really good reset. 196 00:09:35.082 --> 00:09:37.503 I might use it on my husband. 197 00:09:37.783 --> 00:09:38.083 Yeah. 198 00:09:38.163 --> 00:09:39.644 Oh, yeah, that also works. 199 00:09:41.935 --> 00:09:46.258 Just back with the sauna, are you like a dry sauna, girly, or do you like the infrared? 200 00:09:46.679 --> 00:09:54.704 I used to have an infrared sauna before I met Evan, and he's like a diehard traditional sauna guy. 201 00:09:54.724 --> 00:09:56.705 So now I've converted. 202 00:09:57.866 --> 00:09:59.888 But we do have the little salt. 203 00:10:00.088 --> 00:10:02.409 I have like a salt little wall in the back. 204 00:10:02.850 --> 00:10:08.534 So you're getting the negative ions from the salt, which I think is really also very beneficial. 205 00:10:08.614 --> 00:10:08.894 Yeah. 206 00:10:09.498 --> 00:10:12.079 And then I dry body brush in the morning as well. 207 00:10:12.199 --> 00:10:16.781 I don't know if you guys do that, but I find it, I've been doing it for many years and I find it really beneficial. 208 00:10:17.442 --> 00:10:17.682 Yeah. 209 00:10:17.862 --> 00:10:22.844 And then apply the body lotion, the body oil and obviously the rest of my cream. 210 00:10:23.284 --> 00:10:25.105 Do you do all this before the kids wake up? 211 00:10:25.125 --> 00:10:27.086 Were they awake, like just following mum around? 212 00:10:27.206 --> 00:10:27.827 No, no. 213 00:10:28.107 --> 00:10:31.948 This is like before they wake up because they're up around between 6.30, 6.45. 214 00:10:33.169 --> 00:10:33.869 Awesome. 215 00:10:33.909 --> 00:10:36.931 How good is it just to have that time for yourself in the morning? 216 00:10:37.691 --> 00:10:40.592 It gives me a good hour and a half to myself. 217 00:10:40.612 --> 00:10:42.433 That's why I like getting up early. 218 00:10:42.513 --> 00:10:45.474 And sometimes even like today I was up at 4.30. 219 00:10:45.494 --> 00:10:50.796 So sometimes it's even earlier than five, but I'm like, okay, I get to, and I wake up and I'm feeling good. 220 00:10:50.816 --> 00:10:52.837 I'm like, okay, I've had enough sleep. 221 00:10:52.917 --> 00:10:53.537 I'm going to get up. 222 00:10:53.597 --> 00:10:55.398 I'm going to get going for the day. 223 00:10:55.738 --> 00:10:56.479 I go to bed at 4.30. 224 00:10:56.499 --> 00:10:59.204 Because then you start the day on the right foot. 225 00:10:59.704 --> 00:10:59.945 Yeah. 226 00:10:59.965 --> 00:11:01.026 Yeah, that's so good. 227 00:11:01.147 --> 00:11:01.868 I need to get on that foot. 228 00:11:01.908 --> 00:11:06.755 I think I'm in, I feel like my time zone, and everyone has said it for years, I think I'm on LA time. 229 00:11:06.775 --> 00:11:08.097 You 100% are on LA time. 230 00:11:08.137 --> 00:11:10.842 I go to bed at 4.30 nearly every single night. 231 00:11:11.182 --> 00:11:12.783 And I'll sleep for like two, three hours. 232 00:11:12.803 --> 00:11:19.047 4.30 a.m. Yeah, a.m. And then I'll wake up at like 6.37 and I'm like up three hours of sleep, four hours of sleep. 233 00:11:19.468 --> 00:11:21.089 I swear to God, I'm on LA time. 234 00:11:21.469 --> 00:11:22.650 Yeah, it is crazy. 235 00:11:22.810 --> 00:11:25.632 You've got so many amazing products with Cora. 236 00:11:25.952 --> 00:11:30.916 How do you decide like which one you're going to go with during the morning? 237 00:11:31.016 --> 00:11:34.238 Do you go through kind of different themes? 238 00:11:34.298 --> 00:11:35.939 Is it the newer products? 239 00:11:36.339 --> 00:11:37.900 What are your go-tos? 240 00:11:38.081 --> 00:11:39.962 Because there's so many incredible things. 241 00:11:40.422 --> 00:11:44.367 Well, I'd say I have products like for the morning and then for the night. 242 00:11:45.007 --> 00:11:52.115 And all the products, you know, they're infused through crystals and they have like, like I can't believe I've had Cora for 20 years now. 243 00:11:52.135 --> 00:11:52.215 Yes. 244 00:11:52.315 --> 00:11:54.217 Like I started Cora 20 years ago. 245 00:11:54.578 --> 00:11:54.878 Yes. 246 00:11:54.898 --> 00:11:55.199 It's amazing. 247 00:11:55.219 --> 00:11:56.800 I remember the OG packaging. 248 00:11:56.840 --> 00:11:57.781 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 249 00:11:57.801 --> 00:11:57.922 And... 250 00:11:58.622 --> 00:12:04.288 I remember the launch and we're growing up so quickly. 251 00:12:04.689 --> 00:12:05.029 Yeah. 252 00:12:05.209 --> 00:12:10.054 And it's definitely morphed as a brand and there's so much you do. 253 00:12:10.215 --> 00:12:12.897 And I guess there's so much more on the way as well. 254 00:12:13.438 --> 00:12:14.419 I thought, yeah, how do you choose? 255 00:12:14.439 --> 00:12:15.180 Like, what are your faves? 256 00:12:15.220 --> 00:12:16.701 Is it like picking a favourite child? 257 00:12:16.722 --> 00:12:16.822 Yeah. 258 00:12:17.662 --> 00:12:22.825 Well, you know, I think the most important thing is just to have a consistent routine. 259 00:12:22.985 --> 00:12:26.787 So I wake up, I do the foaming cleanser, I then do the minty mist. 260 00:12:27.547 --> 00:12:31.989 I do our vitamin C serum, which is made with kakadu plum from Australia. 261 00:12:32.289 --> 00:12:35.571 And my mum used to give me the powder of kakadu plum when I was little. 262 00:12:35.651 --> 00:12:37.572 So that's why I was like, oh, I need to use this. 263 00:12:38.272 --> 00:12:42.214 in our vitamin C serum, which we made quite a few years back now. 264 00:12:42.654 --> 00:12:44.655 But it really helped me with my pigmentation. 265 00:12:44.695 --> 00:12:50.477 And I'm very much into brightening, especially like going through four different pregnancies. 266 00:12:51.077 --> 00:12:52.958 I wanted to always focus on brightening. 267 00:12:53.058 --> 00:12:55.719 So the turmeric range is really great for that. 268 00:12:56.079 --> 00:12:57.019 Jess loves that. 269 00:12:57.339 --> 00:12:58.160 Love your turmeric. 270 00:12:58.240 --> 00:13:01.561 So basically in the morning using the turmeric glow drop. 271 00:13:01.621 --> 00:13:06.143 So this is a niacinamide alternative serum that actually... 272 00:13:07.203 --> 00:13:12.267 really works on like minimizing pores, which I think is amazing and brightening the skin. 273 00:13:12.427 --> 00:13:21.093 And it's really like, it's almost like a toner type substance because it just kind of like melts into your skin. 274 00:13:21.973 --> 00:13:29.559 And that is the one thing that I will say is I don't want to just put something on my skin because it's organic and healthy for me and needs to be results driven. 275 00:13:29.639 --> 00:13:32.761 And so on our website, Encore Organics, you can go and you can see 276 00:13:33.461 --> 00:13:38.762 all of our trials that we've done, the consumer studies, and the before and after photos. 277 00:13:38.802 --> 00:13:49.805 So at night, so I'll use the turmeric products in the morning, and then at night I'll use the plant stem cell alternative serum, which is a retinol alternative that we created. 278 00:13:49.905 --> 00:13:50.125 Yeah. 279 00:13:50.225 --> 00:13:54.266 So I use these at night, and then I use the turmeric in the morning. 280 00:13:54.286 --> 00:13:54.346 Mm. 281 00:13:55.126 --> 00:13:58.327 And you just kind of go through your steps really quickly. 282 00:13:58.467 --> 00:14:01.268 Obviously, the Noni Glow Face Oil is a hero product. 283 00:14:01.328 --> 00:14:02.368 I use it morning and night. 284 00:14:02.388 --> 00:14:03.708 You just need a couple of drops. 285 00:14:04.669 --> 00:14:06.689 And then eye cream and eye oil. 286 00:14:07.109 --> 00:14:08.670 That's our eye cream here. 287 00:14:08.710 --> 00:14:11.971 It has like the vitamin C in it as well with the kakadu plum. 288 00:14:13.161 --> 00:14:19.104 And the eye oil actually has a rose quartz rollerball, so you feel it's super soothing. 289 00:14:19.324 --> 00:14:19.905 I love that. 290 00:14:19.945 --> 00:14:22.806 Yeah, it's so cooling and soothing when you're using it. 291 00:14:22.886 --> 00:14:32.331 And then, of course, we have a gua sha that you can massage it all in with because I really do believe in boosting circulation and having the products go deeper into the skin. 292 00:14:32.351 --> 00:14:38.455 And then we have a body wash, body lotion, and the body oil, I'm obsessed with our body oil. 293 00:14:38.595 --> 00:14:41.596 It is just the most luxurious, yummy product 294 00:14:42.757 --> 00:14:45.119 thing that I put all over my body morning and night. 295 00:14:45.760 --> 00:14:46.200 On you. 296 00:14:46.220 --> 00:14:47.241 20 years. 297 00:14:47.681 --> 00:14:48.202 It's amazing. 298 00:14:48.222 --> 00:14:48.702 It's amazing. 299 00:14:48.722 --> 00:14:49.963 I've just been looking at your hair. 300 00:14:50.323 --> 00:14:53.506 Your hair is so shiny, so beautiful. 301 00:14:53.626 --> 00:14:54.707 And there's no greys. 302 00:14:55.147 --> 00:14:55.968 No greys. 303 00:14:56.328 --> 00:14:57.069 I pull mine out. 304 00:14:57.129 --> 00:14:59.231 I find the grey and I'm like, what the hell? 305 00:14:59.391 --> 00:15:00.071 You're gone. 306 00:15:00.232 --> 00:15:01.473 They've started, though. 307 00:15:01.513 --> 00:15:02.974 They've started coming in here. 308 00:15:02.994 --> 00:15:04.155 Started. 309 00:15:04.455 --> 00:15:05.656 Do you pull them out or just dye them? 310 00:15:05.676 --> 00:15:06.437 They've definitely started. 311 00:15:06.997 --> 00:15:07.898 I do pull them out. 312 00:15:08.178 --> 00:15:09.059 Yeah. 313 00:15:09.219 --> 00:15:11.621 I'm told not to, but I'm like, oh, okay. 314 00:15:11.841 --> 00:15:12.282 Yeah, yeah. 315 00:15:12.302 --> 00:15:14.083 I'm just going to pretend that didn't happen. 316 00:15:14.464 --> 00:15:16.405 Your hair is so shiny. 317 00:15:16.526 --> 00:15:19.428 Do you have any supplements that you take for your hair or shampoo? 318 00:15:19.448 --> 00:15:20.849 Not at the moment. 319 00:15:21.110 --> 00:15:21.730 Not at the moment? 320 00:15:21.790 --> 00:15:23.572 I use Ruhua. 321 00:15:23.952 --> 00:15:25.353 Have you heard of Ruhua shampoo? 322 00:15:25.514 --> 00:15:28.857 It also has the Palo Santo in there, which is really yummy. 323 00:15:29.337 --> 00:15:36.501 Because I'm a very, I really like, I'm like a sensorial person, which is why I love all the essential oils and things like that. 324 00:15:36.521 --> 00:15:41.764 So the Rahua, it has the Palo Santo in there and it just... How do you spell it? 325 00:15:42.604 --> 00:15:46.186 R-A-H-U-A, I think. 326 00:15:46.246 --> 00:15:47.206 Okay, yeah, cool. 327 00:15:47.266 --> 00:15:47.987 Rahua shampoo. 328 00:15:48.187 --> 00:15:48.607 Awesome. 329 00:15:48.647 --> 00:15:50.048 We're going on Amazon to look for that. 330 00:15:50.988 --> 00:15:53.790 Miranda, do you guys have an aura ring? 331 00:15:54.270 --> 00:15:54.730 I do. 332 00:15:55.050 --> 00:15:55.291 Yeah. 333 00:15:55.351 --> 00:15:58.512 I do have an aura ring, but mine just always says warning because I don't sleep. 334 00:15:58.592 --> 00:15:59.773 So I've taken it off. 335 00:16:00.113 --> 00:16:00.393 Yeah. 336 00:16:00.453 --> 00:16:02.414 Because it was giving you health anxiety. 337 00:16:02.454 --> 00:16:03.394 Health anxiety. 338 00:16:03.414 --> 00:16:03.674 Yeah. 339 00:16:04.055 --> 00:16:13.959 I've got the kit to be fitted and I haven't done it yet because I'm kind of already a little bit addicted to my phone and apps and it's like another thing to get addicted to. 340 00:16:13.999 --> 00:16:14.259 Yeah. 341 00:16:14.279 --> 00:16:17.421 So I just haven't taken that leap yet, but I probably should. 342 00:16:17.461 --> 00:16:22.043 One thing I like about it, because I didn't realize when I was going throughout the day, 343 00:16:23.083 --> 00:16:25.565 I felt like calm and cool and collected, right? 344 00:16:26.506 --> 00:16:30.629 But then on my ring, it was showing me like, oh, stressed out, you know, blah, blah. 345 00:16:30.669 --> 00:16:33.051 I was like, oh, so then I became conscious of it. 346 00:16:33.151 --> 00:16:38.816 And instead of letting it stress me out, I was like, take this moment, take a few breaths, a few deep breaths. 347 00:16:38.856 --> 00:16:41.938 They have these little mini meditations on the app. 348 00:16:42.639 --> 00:16:47.223 So there's like this de-stress and refresh app for eight minutes, which has been like my... 349 00:16:47.963 --> 00:16:52.226 saving grace, if I look at my phone and I'm like, oh, okay, time to take a breath. 350 00:16:52.547 --> 00:16:54.308 And it's just like, okay, I've got eight minutes. 351 00:16:54.348 --> 00:16:54.969 I can do that. 352 00:16:55.209 --> 00:16:55.729 Okay. 353 00:16:55.829 --> 00:16:57.330 I maybe need to look. 354 00:16:57.350 --> 00:17:00.653 I literally just look at the app and I'll see like where I've been stressed out. 355 00:17:01.333 --> 00:17:03.175 And then I sit there going like, but I don't know why. 356 00:17:03.275 --> 00:17:04.896 I didn't feel stressed, but maybe. 357 00:17:05.337 --> 00:17:06.217 Exactly. 358 00:17:06.357 --> 00:17:06.698 You're like. 359 00:17:06.778 --> 00:17:07.098 Yeah. 360 00:17:07.138 --> 00:17:08.079 I didn't feel stressed. 361 00:17:08.099 --> 00:17:09.220 So that's why I get so confused. 362 00:17:09.240 --> 00:17:11.521 And I'm looking like there's all these spikes throughout the days. 363 00:17:11.601 --> 00:17:12.482 Then I got so confused. 364 00:17:12.522 --> 00:17:14.664 I'm like, oh, this is all just too much for me. 365 00:17:14.684 --> 00:17:16.065 I'm just like a constant stress head. 366 00:17:16.085 --> 00:17:16.906 Yeah. 367 00:17:17.866 --> 00:17:22.751 But now I've like got it to the point where I'm kind of more aware. 368 00:17:23.011 --> 00:17:24.352 And I thought I was aware before. 369 00:17:24.552 --> 00:17:27.034 So I'm like even more aware of my breath and stuff. 370 00:17:27.835 --> 00:17:32.019 And so now I'm more in the relaxed and I get more restored time. 371 00:17:32.279 --> 00:17:34.041 So that's like a good shift that I made. 372 00:17:34.401 --> 00:17:34.961 Yeah. 373 00:17:35.002 --> 00:17:35.782 Okay. 374 00:17:36.062 --> 00:17:41.667 Looking back, is there a beauty trend or treatment that you regret trying in the past? 375 00:17:41.687 --> 00:17:43.089 You're like, I can't believe I did that. 376 00:17:44.638 --> 00:17:46.261 When I was little, I had a perm. 377 00:17:46.281 --> 00:17:48.024 Did you? 378 00:17:48.264 --> 00:17:50.869 And I had a perm with a straight fringe, so it wasn't perfect. 379 00:17:52.596 --> 00:17:53.957 Okay, that's a good one. 380 00:17:53.977 --> 00:17:55.058 That's a good one. 381 00:17:55.078 --> 00:18:10.927 It wasn't what I was like... You know when you go to the hair salon, like I would go to the hair salon with my mum and I'd like romanticise those pictures on the wall of the girls with the perm and, you know, and you'd be like, oh, yeah, I want to have like curly hair like that. 382 00:18:11.368 --> 00:18:16.371 Because my hair was dead straight and it still is dead straight, so I put a bend in it. 383 00:18:16.451 --> 00:18:19.853 But that's the thing, you know, as a human being you're like... 384 00:18:20.605 --> 00:18:21.865 You always want the opposite. 385 00:18:21.905 --> 00:18:28.227 So I have friends that have like naturally curly hair or my mum has naturally curly hair and she straightens her hair and I'm like, what are you doing? 386 00:18:28.247 --> 00:18:30.428 You've got to keep those curls and the volume. 387 00:18:30.488 --> 00:18:31.088 It's great. 388 00:18:31.168 --> 00:18:31.708 Yeah. 389 00:18:32.368 --> 00:18:34.089 Have you seen those perms now? 390 00:18:34.229 --> 00:18:36.369 I've been sending them to Beck over the last couple of days. 391 00:18:36.549 --> 00:18:40.571 So in Korea, you can get these perms and they're not like the ringlet curls. 392 00:18:40.631 --> 00:18:41.911 It actually makes the bend. 393 00:18:42.411 --> 00:18:45.352 Like what you've got now and it's permanent like that. 394 00:18:45.912 --> 00:18:48.513 I'm literally going to fly to Korea in October to get that done. 395 00:18:49.253 --> 00:18:49.674 You are? 396 00:18:49.894 --> 00:18:50.014 Yeah. 397 00:18:50.034 --> 00:18:50.434 You're not. 398 00:18:50.574 --> 00:18:50.794 Yeah. 399 00:18:51.275 --> 00:18:51.515 I am. 400 00:18:51.555 --> 00:18:52.035 I'm getting a perm. 401 00:18:52.055 --> 00:18:52.456 I'm going back. 402 00:18:52.476 --> 00:18:52.976 How long does it last? 403 00:18:53.016 --> 00:18:57.420 How long does it go of doing a perm if your hair, if your mic got blonde hair? 404 00:18:57.640 --> 00:18:58.361 I know. 405 00:18:58.461 --> 00:18:59.642 If you bleach. 406 00:18:59.662 --> 00:18:59.782 Why? 407 00:18:59.802 --> 00:19:00.522 What's going to happen? 408 00:19:00.542 --> 00:19:01.603 What's probably going to fry off? 409 00:19:01.703 --> 00:19:02.304 Can break. 410 00:19:02.744 --> 00:19:03.345 Yes. 411 00:19:03.565 --> 00:19:03.705 Yeah. 412 00:19:03.725 --> 00:19:04.566 Still going to try it though. 413 00:19:04.586 --> 00:19:05.907 So maybe I could have saved you. 414 00:19:06.587 --> 00:19:07.087 You could have. 415 00:19:07.107 --> 00:19:07.788 You could have. 416 00:19:07.828 --> 00:19:08.428 You could have. 417 00:19:08.448 --> 00:19:09.349 I may have just saved you. 418 00:19:09.409 --> 00:19:09.869 You might. 419 00:19:09.889 --> 00:19:10.609 You may have. 420 00:19:10.629 --> 00:19:13.911 Maybe if I use this amazing shampoo that you use and my hair's so shiny. 421 00:19:14.191 --> 00:19:14.611 What is it? 422 00:19:14.671 --> 00:19:15.011 Raho-ha. 423 00:19:15.051 --> 00:19:15.652 Raho-ha. 424 00:19:15.772 --> 00:19:16.212 I think it's. 425 00:19:16.252 --> 00:19:16.632 Raho-ha. 426 00:19:16.792 --> 00:19:17.733 Raho-ha. 427 00:19:17.813 --> 00:19:18.113 Raho-ha. 428 00:19:18.173 --> 00:19:19.174 I'm pronouncing it right. 429 00:19:19.714 --> 00:19:20.134 I love it. 430 00:19:20.154 --> 00:19:21.575 If I do that, maybe I could do the perm. 431 00:19:21.595 --> 00:19:22.315 It might be all right. 432 00:19:22.335 --> 00:19:23.356 We'll see how we go. 433 00:19:23.396 --> 00:19:23.936 We'll see how we go. 434 00:19:32.653 --> 00:19:38.711 What is your like just supermarket brand, if it's a mascara or lip gloss that you love using? 435 00:19:40.301 --> 00:19:42.883 Well, Allmay have really good... 436 00:19:43.143 --> 00:19:45.044 So I actually am a face of Allmay. 437 00:19:45.764 --> 00:19:46.465 Okay. 438 00:19:46.485 --> 00:19:47.546 So you're talking ALMAY? 439 00:19:47.646 --> 00:19:50.627 I mean, they're clean... ALMAY. 440 00:19:50.667 --> 00:19:51.628 They have clean makeup. 441 00:19:52.228 --> 00:19:52.509 Okay. 442 00:19:52.589 --> 00:19:53.749 And they're hypoallergenic. 443 00:19:53.829 --> 00:20:07.198 And this eyeliner that I'm wearing right now, because I have very sensitive eyes, and they specifically make makeup for sensitive, like eyes, sensitive skin, hypoallergenic, dermatology tested... 444 00:20:07.798 --> 00:20:08.678 They're really great. 445 00:20:08.798 --> 00:20:17.482 Their mascara is incredible and their eyeliner, what I'm using right now, and it's like in the waterline and it doesn't irritate my eyes at all. 446 00:20:17.642 --> 00:20:27.486 How annoying is it when the makeup artist is like, I'm going in and your muscles already react because they're sensitive and they kind of close up as the makeup artist is trying to put it in. 447 00:20:27.506 --> 00:20:32.088 Like it is such an awful feeling and then your eyes water and then they get red and then they wreck your makeup. 448 00:20:33.089 --> 00:20:34.249 Yeah. 449 00:20:34.449 --> 00:20:35.950 I'm like, no, no, I'll do my eyes. 450 00:20:36.030 --> 00:20:36.390 I'm good. 451 00:20:36.690 --> 00:20:37.430 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 452 00:20:37.450 --> 00:20:37.990 That's good. 453 00:20:38.070 --> 00:20:42.031 Or you bring your own makeup case to your makeup artist and like, okay, just use everything in there. 454 00:20:44.072 --> 00:20:49.093 Hey, we love that photo of you on Instagram, hooked up to all the multiple wellness devices. 455 00:20:49.153 --> 00:20:50.133 It kind of went viral. 456 00:20:50.173 --> 00:20:51.594 It was so great. 457 00:20:51.654 --> 00:20:54.034 It's everything that Vanish is about. 458 00:20:54.394 --> 00:20:58.915 What does your anti-aging or longevity journey look like now? 459 00:20:58.955 --> 00:21:00.196 Do you use the masks? 460 00:21:00.256 --> 00:21:01.356 Do you use the machines? 461 00:21:01.396 --> 00:21:02.796 Do you get the lasers? 462 00:21:03.236 --> 00:21:05.277 I love, you know the photo I'm talking about, right? 463 00:21:05.317 --> 00:21:05.897 Yeah, yeah. 464 00:21:07.077 --> 00:21:29.764 I'm obsessed with like tech and health and my husband laughs at me because like he's in tech and I'm obsessed with health and I'm like this is just my passion like these devices that can like you know help us you know with our health and longevity and so I was like being funny being like how many devices can I put on at once? 465 00:21:31.824 --> 00:21:33.986 And I've always been like so curious. 466 00:21:34.306 --> 00:21:38.488 And in that photo, I think I was wearing, I have a laser helmet. 467 00:21:39.689 --> 00:21:44.151 And then I have a laser red light mat on top of me. 468 00:21:44.691 --> 00:21:47.713 And then I had like a Lumi box on one side. 469 00:21:48.033 --> 00:21:53.256 I had the other red light therapy device on the other side, a little mini one. 470 00:21:54.316 --> 00:21:54.696 What else? 471 00:21:54.716 --> 00:21:57.138 Oh, it was sitting on a cell regulation mat. 472 00:21:57.278 --> 00:21:57.398 Yeah. 473 00:21:58.757 --> 00:22:06.968 I'm into health and tech, as you can tell, and wellness devices and oxygen therapy. 474 00:22:07.729 --> 00:22:08.209 What else? 475 00:22:08.229 --> 00:22:10.913 Do you do hyperbaric chambers? 476 00:22:11.494 --> 00:22:13.056 I have done quite a few. 477 00:22:13.076 --> 00:22:13.176 Yeah. 478 00:22:14.237 --> 00:22:24.661 And I actually have like a chamber downstairs, but I've only used it once because it's kind of like wild and it's a little bit scary to think of using it. 479 00:22:25.041 --> 00:22:25.602 Yeah. 480 00:22:25.882 --> 00:22:26.682 I've done one once. 481 00:22:26.742 --> 00:22:34.065 It is literally like you are on an aeroplane and you get that pressure feeling like when you're ascending and descending. 482 00:22:34.165 --> 00:22:35.205 Oh, I've never met anyone. 483 00:22:35.225 --> 00:22:36.506 And it pumps you full of oxygen. 484 00:22:36.526 --> 00:22:37.426 You strap yourself on. 485 00:22:37.446 --> 00:22:40.587 I don't know if yours is the same, Miranda, but you strap yourself into a little seatbelt. 486 00:22:40.707 --> 00:22:41.028 Why? 487 00:22:41.048 --> 00:22:42.068 Why would you fly? 488 00:22:42.088 --> 00:22:42.168 Why? 489 00:22:42.598 --> 00:22:43.819 It just gets pressurized. 490 00:22:43.839 --> 00:22:45.360 It's a pressurized cabin. 491 00:22:46.120 --> 00:22:48.181 It's like you're on a plane that's not going anywhere. 492 00:22:48.281 --> 00:22:49.262 So why do you need a seatbelt? 493 00:22:49.562 --> 00:22:50.242 I don't know. 494 00:22:50.262 --> 00:22:54.444 Probably so you don't escape and like depressurize the cabin. 495 00:22:54.985 --> 00:22:57.906 I don't know, but I really, really, really want one for home. 496 00:22:58.006 --> 00:22:58.226 Yeah. 497 00:22:58.607 --> 00:22:59.347 One billion dollars. 498 00:22:59.367 --> 00:22:59.827 Sauna. 499 00:22:59.847 --> 00:23:01.048 They're not quite that much. 500 00:23:01.228 --> 00:23:03.970 But I felt amazing afterwards. 501 00:23:04.030 --> 00:23:07.932 And it was down at Sunlight and they do infrared saunas in South Melbourne. 502 00:23:08.293 --> 00:23:10.414 And you can go in and use the hyperbaric chamber there. 503 00:23:10.434 --> 00:23:17.038 And they said they get all the long haul pilots and flight crew after they do the big Europe, you know, that London flight. 504 00:23:17.058 --> 00:23:18.279 They go in on the way home. 505 00:23:18.319 --> 00:23:19.640 They get re-oxygenated. 506 00:23:19.660 --> 00:23:20.120 They go home. 507 00:23:20.140 --> 00:23:21.681 They said it beats their jet lag. 508 00:23:21.701 --> 00:23:22.542 Like it's amazing. 509 00:23:22.562 --> 00:23:24.343 That's probably what I should have done yesterday. 510 00:23:24.983 --> 00:23:26.785 Actually, we need one of those now. 511 00:23:27.726 --> 00:23:28.847 I'm going to book him. 512 00:23:28.967 --> 00:23:29.808 It really does help. 513 00:23:29.928 --> 00:23:33.372 But it is good to have the professionals do it. 514 00:23:33.512 --> 00:23:36.075 Does your husband use any of your devices? 515 00:23:36.740 --> 00:23:37.160 No. 516 00:23:37.560 --> 00:23:37.981 No. 517 00:23:38.321 --> 00:23:43.163 He was so annoyed with me talking about this aura ring for so long. 518 00:23:43.203 --> 00:23:44.663 He was like, fine, I've got to try it. 519 00:23:44.763 --> 00:23:47.064 He tried it for one week and he's like, I'm totally fine. 520 00:23:47.084 --> 00:23:47.985 I'm sleeping fine. 521 00:23:48.065 --> 00:23:51.226 I'm in restored all day, even when I'm in stressful situations. 522 00:23:51.246 --> 00:23:52.867 Like, I don't need this. 523 00:23:53.007 --> 00:23:55.508 And he, like, took it off and is still sitting on his desk. 524 00:23:55.728 --> 00:23:56.668 Oh, God. 525 00:23:56.708 --> 00:23:57.709 He's got weapon genes. 526 00:23:58.529 --> 00:23:59.550 He does like the sauna. 527 00:24:00.010 --> 00:24:01.612 I must say, he likes the sauna. 528 00:24:01.912 --> 00:24:06.515 And then I got him into meditation and he does like meditation. 529 00:24:06.855 --> 00:24:09.277 And every now and then we'll do yoga together. 530 00:24:09.317 --> 00:24:16.883 We used to do yoga together every Sunday, but our yoga teacher moved to a different place and then we just didn't keep up with it. 531 00:24:16.923 --> 00:24:20.005 So we should get back into that. 532 00:24:20.786 --> 00:24:21.906 Do it on the grass at home. 533 00:24:22.967 --> 00:24:24.148 Yeah, exactly. 534 00:24:24.248 --> 00:24:28.430 Miranda, what has been your most vain-ish moment of all time? 535 00:24:28.930 --> 00:24:36.233 Probably during the Victoria's Secret fashion shows, all the girls would all get like a spray tan. 536 00:24:36.253 --> 00:24:41.515 And I remember us all getting a spray tan and getting like abs, like our abs defined. 537 00:24:41.976 --> 00:24:42.516 Yeah, they go dark. 538 00:24:42.536 --> 00:24:45.577 And I felt like that was like pretty vain-ish. 539 00:24:45.897 --> 00:24:51.740 When you say they define your abs, do they go over darker with the spray tan in those parts of your body? 540 00:24:52.415 --> 00:24:54.817 Yes, like where the ab lines are. 541 00:24:54.877 --> 00:24:59.940 So it's like kind of like, you know, spraying more abs on. 542 00:25:00.300 --> 00:25:02.342 And it's quite funny when you look back at it. 543 00:25:02.382 --> 00:25:03.503 But it kind of works. 544 00:25:04.063 --> 00:25:05.284 Yeah, I need to get that. 545 00:25:05.324 --> 00:25:06.985 I should have done that for Coachella. 546 00:25:07.225 --> 00:25:07.966 Do you know what? 547 00:25:08.026 --> 00:25:10.668 It's like makeup contouring. 548 00:25:11.188 --> 00:25:12.969 Like makeup contouring for your abs. 549 00:25:13.209 --> 00:25:13.930 Body contouring. 550 00:25:14.010 --> 00:25:14.390 Yeah. 551 00:25:14.550 --> 00:25:16.151 I just don't know anyone that does it. 552 00:25:16.312 --> 00:25:16.632 Yeah. 553 00:25:16.892 --> 00:25:18.293 Well, you could do it yourself. 554 00:25:18.533 --> 00:25:19.373 No, I'd screw it. 555 00:25:19.553 --> 00:25:21.253 I'd screw it up for sure. 556 00:25:21.353 --> 00:25:32.215 With our Spray Oz tan, we literally have a brush and people would contour the darker tan, like where you'd put your darker makeup, like your nose, your forehead, your cheeks, it would be exactly the same. 557 00:25:32.235 --> 00:25:32.775 I'd just tattoo it on. 558 00:25:32.795 --> 00:25:33.856 That is so cool. 559 00:25:34.016 --> 00:25:35.376 I love that insight. 560 00:25:35.576 --> 00:25:39.597 So you're the first Australian Victoria's Secret angel ever, right? 561 00:25:39.617 --> 00:25:41.837 Yeah, Victoria's Secret angel, yeah. 562 00:25:42.317 --> 00:25:43.197 What year was that? 563 00:25:43.837 --> 00:25:46.678 That was, I think I would know this. 564 00:25:48.398 --> 00:25:49.699 Hmm. 565 00:25:49.739 --> 00:25:50.760 Maybe I'll have to Google it. 566 00:25:50.860 --> 00:25:53.262 It was before 2010, I reckon. 567 00:25:53.322 --> 00:25:55.423 Yeah, 2006 probably. 568 00:25:55.443 --> 00:25:56.444 Wow. 569 00:25:56.464 --> 00:26:00.667 I remember at the same time when I was like, oh my God, who is this girl? 570 00:26:00.747 --> 00:26:01.708 I love this girl. 571 00:26:01.768 --> 00:26:08.673 She is so hot, like a goddess, was when you walked for Alex Perry and you wore, it's actually about the same. 572 00:26:08.713 --> 00:26:10.014 Show me your highlighter, Jess. 573 00:26:10.555 --> 00:26:14.238 You wore an Alex Perry dress that looked like this highlighter that had fringing. 574 00:26:14.458 --> 00:26:15.699 Do you remember that dress? 575 00:26:15.719 --> 00:26:15.799 Yes. 576 00:26:16.259 --> 00:26:17.060 I do remember that. 577 00:26:17.160 --> 00:26:21.002 And then my hair was like pulled back, like really tight, like this. 578 00:26:21.202 --> 00:26:21.462 Yeah. 579 00:26:21.562 --> 00:26:22.183 Oh my God. 580 00:26:22.363 --> 00:26:22.803 Dead. 581 00:26:23.143 --> 00:26:24.084 I died at you. 582 00:26:24.364 --> 00:26:25.825 And then I wanted that dress. 583 00:26:25.845 --> 00:26:28.887 I wanted to wear it to a brown low, AFL brown low. 584 00:26:29.527 --> 00:26:30.768 I need that dress. 585 00:26:31.609 --> 00:26:32.769 And then someone else wore it. 586 00:26:33.110 --> 00:26:34.551 I was like, damn. 587 00:26:35.111 --> 00:26:39.654 When you were doing Victoria's Secret and doing the catwalk, did you get to keep any of it? 588 00:26:40.209 --> 00:26:40.609 No. 589 00:26:41.450 --> 00:26:53.639 I mean, you get to keep some of the, like, jackets and things that, like, some of the props, maybe, like, T-shirts and things that you would wear doing press and that would have your name on it and things like that. 590 00:26:53.659 --> 00:26:54.520 You get to keep that. 591 00:26:55.080 --> 00:26:55.621 Can't keep the wings. 592 00:26:55.641 --> 00:27:00.064 Not any of the actual runway, like, underwear that you would wear. 593 00:27:00.104 --> 00:27:01.786 And obviously not the fantasy bra. 594 00:27:01.806 --> 00:27:02.886 I didn't get to keep that. 595 00:27:02.906 --> 00:27:03.547 No, yeah. 596 00:27:03.627 --> 00:27:04.868 That's the bra we all want. 597 00:27:05.028 --> 00:27:07.230 That's all going into the Victoria's Secret Museum. 598 00:27:07.290 --> 00:27:07.690 Sorry. 599 00:27:07.710 --> 00:27:09.532 Can't have that $3 million bra. 600 00:27:09.572 --> 00:27:09.832 Yeah. 601 00:27:10.212 --> 00:27:11.293 Oh, that's so good. 602 00:27:11.313 --> 00:27:12.073 Oh, so gorgeous. 603 00:27:12.153 --> 00:27:13.314 What a time that was. 604 00:27:13.594 --> 00:27:14.255 What a vibe. 605 00:27:14.275 --> 00:27:16.056 That must have been so cool backstage. 606 00:27:16.096 --> 00:27:18.857 I can only imagine the energy before you walked out. 607 00:27:18.917 --> 00:27:20.238 Like, oh, wow. 608 00:27:20.538 --> 00:27:30.745 It was pretty wild because I was just like kind of embracing it and just kind of like not taking myself too seriously and just kind of like trying to roll with it. 609 00:27:31.005 --> 00:27:33.867 Like it was just, it was interesting. 610 00:27:34.207 --> 00:27:34.987 It was interesting. 611 00:27:35.027 --> 00:27:37.389 I was like, okay, let's just have fun with this while it lasts. 612 00:27:37.469 --> 00:27:38.970 It might not last very long and... 613 00:27:39.856 --> 00:27:41.397 It'll end up lasting a while. 614 00:27:41.638 --> 00:27:42.058 Yeah. 615 00:27:42.478 --> 00:27:46.882 Just before the show, did you like amplify exercising, go to the gym more? 616 00:27:46.923 --> 00:27:47.343 Oh, yeah. 617 00:27:47.563 --> 00:27:50.786 Yeah, so it's like two weeks out, gymming every day. 618 00:27:50.806 --> 00:27:52.267 It'd be longer than two weeks, surely. 619 00:27:52.327 --> 00:27:52.728 Longer. 620 00:27:52.748 --> 00:27:53.449 Like two months? 621 00:27:53.469 --> 00:27:53.709 Yeah. 622 00:27:54.009 --> 00:27:55.290 That's a full prep. 623 00:27:55.390 --> 00:28:02.117 I mean, because I was an angel, I just was very consistent with my routine, just making sure and like doing things that... 624 00:28:02.757 --> 00:28:05.059 I didn't necessarily love like running. 625 00:28:05.339 --> 00:28:07.340 I'm not a natural runner. 626 00:28:07.380 --> 00:28:10.502 But I did get into it more and like boxing. 627 00:28:10.582 --> 00:28:13.104 Whereas I prefer more like yoga and Pilates. 628 00:28:13.284 --> 00:28:14.044 Yeah. 629 00:28:15.105 --> 00:28:16.866 So when do you feel most beautiful? 630 00:28:16.906 --> 00:28:18.888 And it has nothing to do with how you look. 631 00:28:19.569 --> 00:28:26.452 I'd have to say after a good night's sleep, you just feel so much better after you've had a good night's sleep. 632 00:28:26.812 --> 00:28:34.116 And I feel like, you know, if I've had also a good meditation, you feel connected to that deeper part within yourself. 633 00:28:34.176 --> 00:28:36.417 And I've been meditating since I was 17. 634 00:28:36.517 --> 00:28:44.081 And sometimes, like when I'm about to turn 43, and sometimes you go really deep. 635 00:28:44.741 --> 00:28:48.142 And then other times, you know, you go really more shallow. 636 00:28:49.423 --> 00:29:00.637 You're still connecting to your soul, but those moments when you go really kind of deep and it kind of resets your nervous system is when you do wake up and you have that kind of 637 00:29:01.631 --> 00:29:06.815 fresh radiance about you and it shows in a very natural way. 638 00:29:07.776 --> 00:29:13.039 Is there an app that you use for meditation or can you just do it on your own? 639 00:29:13.640 --> 00:29:15.541 Well, the Aura Ring has really good ones. 640 00:29:15.581 --> 00:29:16.442 So you've got to try that. 641 00:29:16.562 --> 00:29:19.644 Especially there's one, I think it's called like De-Stress and Refresh. 642 00:29:19.684 --> 00:29:20.685 It's like an eight minute one. 643 00:29:20.705 --> 00:29:22.807 They have like some good ones for sleep as well. 644 00:29:23.407 --> 00:29:26.008 But I actually learned Vedic meditation. 645 00:29:26.028 --> 00:29:29.589 A lot of people call it like TM, transcendental meditation. 646 00:29:29.669 --> 00:29:32.490 But the traditional way to learn is Vedic meditation. 647 00:29:32.650 --> 00:29:38.692 So you get your own mantra and then you sit in a very relaxed position with your back supported. 648 00:29:39.372 --> 00:29:41.653 And then you do your mantra over and over again. 649 00:29:42.713 --> 00:29:44.974 And my kids all have their own little mantra. 650 00:29:44.994 --> 00:29:50.176 They did like a little, you know, had a little ceremony and got their own mantra, except for the two-year-old. 651 00:29:50.216 --> 00:29:50.837 He doesn't have it. 652 00:29:50.977 --> 00:29:57.779 But my teenager, who's 15, he's really using it as a great tool in his life. 653 00:29:58.100 --> 00:30:00.060 He's not as consistent with it. 654 00:30:00.240 --> 00:30:04.762 And I just think it's a good thing for him to have, to lean on if he's feeling overwhelmed. 655 00:30:04.802 --> 00:30:07.744 Sometimes he'll just come to me and be like, mom, let's meditate. 656 00:30:07.804 --> 00:30:10.525 There was a point where we were meditating together at 6 a.m., 657 00:30:11.245 --> 00:30:20.412 But then, you know, he got out of that and then now he's like, okay, let's meditate in the afternoon or, you know, I don't push him on it, but I know that it's a good tool for him to have. 658 00:30:20.432 --> 00:30:20.873 Yeah. 659 00:30:20.973 --> 00:30:25.596 And my little boys, you know, they kind of will be like, okay, mom, let's meditate. 660 00:30:25.736 --> 00:30:31.621 And then they need to do it just for like six minutes because one of them six and the other one seven minutes because he's seven. 661 00:30:31.641 --> 00:30:31.841 Yeah. 662 00:30:32.041 --> 00:30:32.541 Oh, that's cool. 663 00:30:32.561 --> 00:30:32.981 That's good. 664 00:30:33.001 --> 00:30:33.641 Go by the age. 665 00:30:33.701 --> 00:30:34.402 And then your two-year-old. 666 00:30:34.502 --> 00:30:34.962 Two minutes. 667 00:30:35.082 --> 00:30:35.302 Yeah. 668 00:30:35.342 --> 00:30:36.342 My kids have been doing it. 669 00:30:36.362 --> 00:30:38.763 Well, the two-year-old hasn't got a mantra yet, but when he does. 670 00:30:38.903 --> 00:30:39.283 When he does. 671 00:30:39.363 --> 00:30:41.563 What's the age where you get your mantra? 672 00:30:41.943 --> 00:30:43.184 Probably around six. 673 00:30:43.584 --> 00:30:44.024 Okay. 674 00:30:44.284 --> 00:30:44.564 All right. 675 00:30:44.584 --> 00:30:44.944 Go. 676 00:30:44.964 --> 00:30:47.705 Yeah, my Oscar, he's turning 15 this year. 677 00:30:48.125 --> 00:30:48.685 He's a cricketer. 678 00:30:48.705 --> 00:30:53.226 When he's got big cricket tournaments on and he needs to lock in, he meditates. 679 00:30:53.246 --> 00:30:55.246 He meditated all summer before matches. 680 00:30:55.747 --> 00:30:56.367 Isn't that cool? 681 00:30:56.387 --> 00:30:57.267 That's so cool. 682 00:30:57.287 --> 00:30:58.007 I can't do that. 683 00:30:58.107 --> 00:31:00.188 And he's- My family's full of ADHD. 684 00:31:00.208 --> 00:31:01.408 We're all psychopaths. 685 00:31:02.868 --> 00:31:05.309 You guys actually need to meditate. 686 00:31:05.329 --> 00:31:06.150 We can't meditate. 687 00:31:06.230 --> 00:31:08.831 Our brains are going a million miles an hour constantly. 688 00:31:08.851 --> 00:31:11.252 I need to dance with my meditation. 689 00:31:11.332 --> 00:31:14.433 Actually, that's where you... Dance is a really good form of meditation, actually. 690 00:31:14.593 --> 00:31:17.595 Like putting the music on and jumping around with the kids. 691 00:31:17.675 --> 00:31:17.975 Yeah. 692 00:31:18.075 --> 00:31:19.095 Do you know that's so funny? 693 00:31:19.115 --> 00:31:25.018 Because I said to Evan after Coachella this year, I was like, oh, do you think, you know, we'll go back next year? 694 00:31:25.038 --> 00:31:25.938 And he's like, I don't know. 695 00:31:25.958 --> 00:31:31.521 I said, we should just put on the music, get some glow sticks with the kids and dance around in the house next year. 696 00:31:32.181 --> 00:31:33.442 I actually do that every night. 697 00:31:33.462 --> 00:31:34.363 He was like, you know what? 698 00:31:34.383 --> 00:31:35.163 That's a good idea. 699 00:31:35.183 --> 00:31:36.044 It's a really good idea. 700 00:31:36.104 --> 00:31:38.125 I'm going to be Betty White going around the fire. 701 00:31:38.145 --> 00:31:39.446 And what's that movie? 702 00:31:40.147 --> 00:31:41.508 It's one with Sandra Bullock. 703 00:31:41.548 --> 00:31:42.128 Sandra Bullock. 704 00:31:42.328 --> 00:31:43.089 And Ryan Reynolds. 705 00:31:44.010 --> 00:31:44.710 The Proposal. 706 00:31:44.730 --> 00:31:46.091 I haven't seen it. 707 00:31:46.111 --> 00:31:56.338 And then Betty White, she's like 80, and she's like literally in the bush, like going, on the window, on the wall, while a sweat dripped on my... And she's mandering around the thing. 708 00:31:56.659 --> 00:31:57.139 That's me. 709 00:31:57.159 --> 00:31:57.579 That's you. 710 00:31:57.639 --> 00:31:58.800 That's already you, babe. 711 00:31:58.820 --> 00:31:59.501 That is already me. 712 00:31:59.541 --> 00:31:59.941 That's me. 713 00:32:00.881 --> 00:32:01.762 So good. 714 00:32:01.782 --> 00:32:02.102 So good. 715 00:32:02.122 --> 00:32:03.623 But you have to be having fun. 716 00:32:03.863 --> 00:32:04.263 Always. 717 00:32:04.703 --> 00:32:05.724 Always having fun. 718 00:32:05.924 --> 00:32:06.824 And be in the moment. 719 00:32:07.184 --> 00:32:07.825 Yeah. 720 00:32:07.865 --> 00:32:08.385 Yes, exactly. 721 00:32:08.465 --> 00:32:09.746 Whatever gets you in the moment. 722 00:32:09.886 --> 00:32:13.307 And some people, they just, you know, love doing running. 723 00:32:13.607 --> 00:32:15.348 Other people, they like doing yoga. 724 00:32:15.849 --> 00:32:16.769 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 725 00:32:17.209 --> 00:32:18.410 I actually, I love dancing. 726 00:32:18.470 --> 00:32:18.950 It's the best. 727 00:32:19.310 --> 00:32:20.071 It's so good. 728 00:32:20.151 --> 00:32:20.931 It is so good. 729 00:32:21.411 --> 00:32:25.653 So how has motherhood changed the way you relate to your face and body? 730 00:32:25.673 --> 00:32:26.694 Hmm. 731 00:32:26.714 --> 00:32:26.914 Yeah. 732 00:32:27.604 --> 00:32:30.766 I feel like it's given me a deeper appreciation for my body. 733 00:32:32.007 --> 00:32:41.374 Obviously, what it's capable of doing, like growing babies and carrying them and giving birth, it just changes your whole perspective. 734 00:32:41.414 --> 00:32:45.837 And I remember when I was pregnant with Flynn, just thinking like, 735 00:32:46.929 --> 00:32:50.071 if my body doesn't go back to what it was, then I'm okay with that. 736 00:32:50.111 --> 00:32:51.412 Like I'm at peace with that. 737 00:32:51.512 --> 00:32:53.093 Cause I just felt, I don't know. 738 00:32:53.113 --> 00:32:56.335 I just felt really connected to that process. 739 00:32:56.435 --> 00:33:00.557 And, and I didn't feel attached to the outside and, 740 00:33:02.018 --> 00:33:02.858 How good is that? 741 00:33:03.158 --> 00:33:05.639 Especially as a model, I feel like that would be... Yeah, exactly. 742 00:33:05.919 --> 00:33:09.680 A lot of models would feel like, God, I need to get back to this certain way. 743 00:33:09.700 --> 00:33:13.841 And for you to be a Victoria's Secret model and be like, you know what? 744 00:33:14.461 --> 00:33:15.421 I'm giving life. 745 00:33:15.501 --> 00:33:16.021 I'm happy. 746 00:33:16.041 --> 00:33:16.281 Yeah. 747 00:33:16.321 --> 00:33:17.702 You know, I'm happy for that. 748 00:33:17.902 --> 00:33:18.622 It is what it is. 749 00:33:18.662 --> 00:33:19.462 It is what it is. 750 00:33:19.482 --> 00:33:19.862 Yeah. 751 00:33:20.162 --> 00:33:20.422 Yeah. 752 00:33:20.942 --> 00:33:21.683 It definitely... 753 00:33:21.983 --> 00:33:23.383 It was definitely empowering. 754 00:33:23.563 --> 00:33:29.584 I felt actually like giving birth to Flynn was probably, you know, as your first child, the most empowering thing. 755 00:33:29.604 --> 00:33:31.185 The woman, it was... 756 00:33:32.185 --> 00:33:33.645 But you went back three more times. 757 00:33:34.226 --> 00:33:34.606 Yeah. 758 00:33:35.606 --> 00:33:36.146 Oh, God. 759 00:33:36.166 --> 00:33:37.607 Boy, boy, boy, boy. 760 00:33:38.607 --> 00:33:39.907 Would you try for the girl? 761 00:33:39.947 --> 00:33:41.948 Yeah, well, you keep going until you get a girl. 762 00:33:42.188 --> 00:33:43.008 No, I'm done. 763 00:33:43.308 --> 00:33:44.108 Yeah. 764 00:33:44.288 --> 00:33:45.209 You know when you know? 765 00:33:45.229 --> 00:33:53.091 I feel like I know I have my beautiful track and I feel so happy and content with my boys. 766 00:33:53.911 --> 00:33:54.551 So good. 767 00:33:54.571 --> 00:33:55.091 Yeah. 768 00:33:55.111 --> 00:33:56.111 I can't wait to feel that feeling. 769 00:33:56.151 --> 00:33:57.892 I feel like I could go again and again and again. 770 00:33:58.172 --> 00:33:58.832 Yeah, see? 771 00:33:59.052 --> 00:33:59.672 Yeah. 772 00:33:59.712 --> 00:34:01.033 Yeah, I used to feel like that. 773 00:34:01.253 --> 00:34:03.433 And now I'm like, you know what, I feel really content. 774 00:34:03.573 --> 00:34:04.494 And I love babies. 775 00:34:04.874 --> 00:34:06.374 All my friends go, no more, Jess. 776 00:34:06.534 --> 00:34:06.714 No more. 777 00:34:06.794 --> 00:34:12.395 I'm like, come on, like, maybe two more, maybe three. 778 00:34:12.735 --> 00:34:18.197 I know we touched on it before, but I'd love to wind the clock back a bit, like 20 years ago. 779 00:34:18.217 --> 00:34:23.278 What actually originally inspired you to start Cora Organics back then? 780 00:34:23.338 --> 00:34:23.478 Like, 781 00:34:23.938 --> 00:34:28.141 You were kind of like a bit of a first mover in the space back then. 782 00:34:28.201 --> 00:34:29.242 Especially in Australia. 783 00:34:29.442 --> 00:34:29.802 Yeah. 784 00:34:30.103 --> 00:34:30.463 Yeah. 785 00:34:30.563 --> 00:34:33.645 So I'm sure you guys probably know about my mom. 786 00:34:33.665 --> 00:34:37.368 When I was a teenager, she was diagnosed with tumors on her spleen. 787 00:34:38.269 --> 00:34:45.014 And so as a family, we had to look at everything that we were putting not only in our bodies, but on our bodies. 788 00:34:45.074 --> 00:34:47.255 And we learned that our skin is the largest organ. 789 00:34:47.295 --> 00:34:48.976 What you put on, your skin sinks in. 790 00:34:48.996 --> 00:34:49.096 Yeah. 791 00:34:49.957 --> 00:35:05.705 And so we started reading this book called The Chemical Maze, and it really shows you in layman's terms, like, you know, how there are so many unnecessary chemicals in everyday products, especially in skincare. 792 00:35:05.805 --> 00:35:10.047 And especially because your skin is the largest organ, that's where my... 793 00:35:11.207 --> 00:35:19.751 my ideas, you know, really started coming in because I really was looking for certified organic skincare for myself and our family. 794 00:35:20.632 --> 00:35:24.734 And I started creating products originally just for us. 795 00:35:25.634 --> 00:35:32.077 And then when we got incredible results, I wanted to, you know, share it with everyone. 796 00:35:32.437 --> 00:35:34.138 And I was like, everyone needs this. 797 00:35:34.578 --> 00:35:37.240 And for so long, I was really running my business 798 00:35:37.900 --> 00:35:41.442 I mean, I still do run my business as like a passion project. 799 00:35:41.502 --> 00:35:44.584 Like this is just something I love to do. 800 00:35:45.165 --> 00:35:53.370 And it's like sharing part of my heart with the world because I like grew this business from like a baby, you know, from scratch. 801 00:35:54.231 --> 00:36:03.437 And every step of the way I've been involved in with the chemists, with the formulations and then with the packaging and with like every little detail about it. 802 00:36:04.644 --> 00:36:14.542 with the crystal filtration process and then every word on the back of the packaging to kind of uplift the user when they're using the products and then all the science behind it. 803 00:36:14.622 --> 00:36:17.167 And it's just been such an incredible... 804 00:36:18.198 --> 00:36:31.063 incredible journey to grow this company and to really see it thrive and to see people really understand and make the connection that there are so many things we can control. 805 00:36:31.283 --> 00:36:38.446 Like we can't control, like we can't control when we go outside and, you know, there's pollution and whatnot, but we can control like what we put on our skin. 806 00:36:38.906 --> 00:36:43.988 And if you can get the results that you need in a way that's healthy for you, then why wouldn't you? 807 00:36:44.008 --> 00:36:45.608 It's kind of like a no-brainer. 808 00:36:45.728 --> 00:36:46.469 And so that's why 809 00:36:47.189 --> 00:36:53.853 We put so much into the science behind it because people assume that, oh, it's organic. 810 00:36:53.913 --> 00:36:57.455 It might not be as powerful, but it's actually quite the opposite. 811 00:36:57.555 --> 00:37:02.397 So there are up to 60% more antioxidants in a certified organic ingredient. 812 00:37:02.998 --> 00:37:06.059 My daughter keeps stealing all the turmeric serum. 813 00:37:06.079 --> 00:37:07.460 I'm like, I go to put it on, I'm like... 814 00:37:07.560 --> 00:37:08.180 Where is it? 815 00:37:08.761 --> 00:37:10.782 It's in her room and we're like fighting over it. 816 00:37:11.122 --> 00:37:11.862 I should get her one. 817 00:37:12.243 --> 00:37:13.283 You should. 818 00:37:13.303 --> 00:37:19.507 But also how good she's 14 that she's already going down that path. 819 00:37:19.667 --> 00:37:20.847 Yeah. 820 00:37:20.867 --> 00:37:23.109 She hasn't gone the chemical way, which has been really good. 821 00:37:23.129 --> 00:37:26.951 And because my daughter's a dancer and she wears a lot of stage makeup. 822 00:37:27.711 --> 00:37:29.874 And usually uses her own shower. 823 00:37:29.914 --> 00:37:32.517 But I've got your Cora, the cleanser. 824 00:37:32.537 --> 00:37:34.399 The foaming cleanser, the one I was telling you about? 825 00:37:34.419 --> 00:37:36.721 No, I've got the one that's the oil cleanser. 826 00:37:37.282 --> 00:37:37.802 It's in the tub. 827 00:37:37.822 --> 00:37:38.824 Oh, the milky mushroom. 828 00:37:39.204 --> 00:37:40.085 Yes, yes. 829 00:37:40.525 --> 00:37:42.408 That's really good to remove makeup. 830 00:37:42.448 --> 00:37:44.330 It's very good for sensitive skin. 831 00:37:44.350 --> 00:37:45.171 Yeah. 832 00:37:45.211 --> 00:37:46.892 And I've got very, very dry skin. 833 00:37:47.473 --> 00:37:48.555 So I've been using that. 834 00:37:48.835 --> 00:37:50.597 It's like a goddess Cleopatra milk. 835 00:37:50.978 --> 00:37:51.298 It does. 836 00:37:51.318 --> 00:37:53.040 It just like melts your makeup off. 837 00:37:53.181 --> 00:37:53.841 It's so good. 838 00:37:53.861 --> 00:37:56.565 I just love that, what you just said, goddess Cleopatra milk. 839 00:37:56.605 --> 00:37:57.786 That's the name of your next product. 840 00:37:57.806 --> 00:37:58.908 Yeah, next product. 841 00:37:58.928 --> 00:38:00.450 Cleopatra. 842 00:38:00.870 --> 00:38:05.016 So yeah, I've like nearly run out of the tub, but she's like now showering in my show because it sits in the shower. 843 00:38:05.256 --> 00:38:10.380 I think it's a good habit to get into when you're that age and you're already looking at organic products. 844 00:38:10.701 --> 00:38:18.167 And I think our kids are so much more knowledgeable now from food to household cleaning products to beauty products, what to look for. 845 00:38:18.187 --> 00:38:23.272 Like my son last night was eating a packet of Saka-ta, you know, is that how you say Saka-ta? 846 00:38:23.292 --> 00:38:24.353 I just remember that. 847 00:38:24.633 --> 00:38:26.795 The Saka-ta rice crackers and he was eating them. 848 00:38:27.576 --> 00:38:30.640 And he must have got them from the shop because it's not something we usually buy. 849 00:38:30.720 --> 00:38:32.963 And I'm like, oh, what are you eating those for? 850 00:38:33.484 --> 00:38:34.526 And he said, no, no, no, mum. 851 00:38:34.686 --> 00:38:35.527 They're the good ones. 852 00:38:35.607 --> 00:38:38.271 I checked on the back and there were only three ingredients. 853 00:38:38.531 --> 00:38:39.573 That's why I bought them. 854 00:38:39.613 --> 00:38:40.654 There was no numbers. 855 00:38:40.674 --> 00:38:41.696 There were no numbers. 856 00:38:41.716 --> 00:38:42.878 No numbers, yeah. 857 00:38:43.298 --> 00:38:45.259 Yeah, and this is my 14-year-old. 858 00:38:45.719 --> 00:38:46.299 I felt proud. 859 00:38:46.319 --> 00:38:49.140 I'm like, how good are you, Oscar, that you've actually checked before you bought? 860 00:38:49.200 --> 00:38:49.800 Yeah, yeah. 861 00:38:49.820 --> 00:38:50.900 And same goes for skincare. 862 00:38:50.920 --> 00:38:51.941 Same goes for beauty. 863 00:38:52.521 --> 00:38:57.222 I'm excited for our children that they're entering a better place where they've got healthier options. 864 00:38:57.463 --> 00:38:58.963 And understanding, yeah. 865 00:38:59.323 --> 00:39:00.083 And that's the thing. 866 00:39:00.183 --> 00:39:02.224 And they learn from what we do. 867 00:39:02.504 --> 00:39:04.145 So they don't learn from what we say. 868 00:39:04.185 --> 00:39:07.626 I feel like our children learn so much from watching what we do. 869 00:39:07.766 --> 00:39:10.347 Our actions speak louder, obviously, than our words. 870 00:39:10.367 --> 00:39:11.087 Yeah, yeah. 871 00:39:11.567 --> 00:39:19.791 Yeah, Flynn loves the turmeric range and his friends as well, like the turmeric scrub and the foaming cleanser and the turmeric moisturizer. 872 00:39:19.851 --> 00:39:23.593 They're all into that, especially good for acne-prone skin. 873 00:39:23.613 --> 00:39:24.434 So good. 874 00:39:24.934 --> 00:39:25.875 What's next for you? 875 00:39:26.675 --> 00:39:27.296 What's next? 876 00:39:27.916 --> 00:39:34.083 Actually, Flynn and I are, we haven't announced this, but we are working on a children's book together. 877 00:39:34.884 --> 00:39:44.355 He's an artist, so he's, like, doing illustrations, and I don't want to, like, pressure him, you know what I mean, too much, because he's very talented. 878 00:39:44.375 --> 00:39:44.475 Yeah. 879 00:39:45.352 --> 00:39:49.175 I just want him to have his own creative process and not feel pressure about it. 880 00:39:49.275 --> 00:39:55.118 But that is actually something that I'm super excited about and what we're working on right now. 881 00:39:55.359 --> 00:40:04.985 And then obviously the Michael Hill collection that I did with Michael Hill, the Amore collection, which is like about from my heart to yours because I'm all about the heart. 882 00:40:05.065 --> 00:40:09.228 And these are like the little hearts that are in there and part of the collection. 883 00:40:09.248 --> 00:40:09.348 Yeah. 884 00:40:09.608 --> 00:40:14.134 I love that you still do a lot of work in your home country and we see you. 885 00:40:14.574 --> 00:40:16.557 You know, we're driving down the freeway. 886 00:40:16.617 --> 00:40:17.598 There's Miranda. 887 00:40:17.658 --> 00:40:18.820 On a billboard. 888 00:40:19.361 --> 00:40:19.861 There's Cora. 889 00:40:19.901 --> 00:40:20.943 There's Michael Hill. 890 00:40:21.103 --> 00:40:21.543 It's cool. 891 00:40:21.563 --> 00:40:24.187 We still feel connected to you here at home. 892 00:40:24.654 --> 00:40:24.934 Yeah. 893 00:40:25.014 --> 00:40:25.975 Yeah, that's great. 894 00:40:26.195 --> 00:40:38.041 Yeah, no, it's important for me to work with Aussie brands and the Aussie team and it was really fun recently doing that photo shoot where I had the blonde wig on and everything and we shot it here. 895 00:40:38.141 --> 00:40:38.861 So cool. 896 00:40:38.961 --> 00:40:40.022 It was really nice to have. 897 00:40:40.662 --> 00:40:42.163 Did you get to come to Australia much? 898 00:40:42.763 --> 00:40:45.185 I normally would come once a year at least. 899 00:40:45.225 --> 00:40:51.490 But now since I've had the two-year-old, it's just a little more challenging with his sleep schedule. 900 00:40:51.770 --> 00:40:52.891 It's a long flight. 901 00:40:53.191 --> 00:40:53.412 Yeah. 902 00:40:53.612 --> 00:40:54.733 And you're in the trenches. 903 00:40:55.153 --> 00:40:57.575 Yeah, I am at the moment. 904 00:40:57.595 --> 00:41:05.441 So with that, I was just like, we were supposed to come actually for Christmas and we decided last minute and my parents came over here. 905 00:41:05.481 --> 00:41:08.463 So that we decided to just like stay put and stay here. 906 00:41:08.523 --> 00:41:08.744 So... 907 00:41:09.624 --> 00:41:11.166 That's the great thing about my parents. 908 00:41:11.206 --> 00:41:18.612 They're so incredible that they will just drop everything and come over and be with us and their grandkids. 909 00:41:18.672 --> 00:41:19.933 It was so sweet today. 910 00:41:19.953 --> 00:41:32.423 Mum and Dad were out with the baby, and I just got this cute little picture of them both holding his hand and he's just walking along, you know, and he's just so sweet. 911 00:41:32.603 --> 00:41:33.504 It's so sweet. 912 00:41:33.924 --> 00:41:34.624 It's amazing. 913 00:41:34.665 --> 00:41:37.126 I mean, I wish they lived here, but we do spend... 914 00:41:38.023 --> 00:41:43.828 probably at least six months of the year with them, either here or when we travel to Europe or something, they'll meet up with us. 915 00:41:44.048 --> 00:41:45.610 Oh, that's amazing. 916 00:41:45.650 --> 00:41:46.110 So nice. 917 00:41:46.471 --> 00:41:47.391 Yeah. 918 00:41:47.592 --> 00:41:49.734 Well, thank you for giving us all of your secrets. 919 00:41:49.794 --> 00:41:51.815 It's been an absolute honour to have you on today. 920 00:41:52.016 --> 00:41:53.277 And, I mean, look at you. 921 00:41:53.297 --> 00:41:54.758 You are looking 20 years old. 922 00:41:54.938 --> 00:41:55.158 I know. 923 00:41:55.239 --> 00:41:56.320 Thank you so much. 924 00:41:56.580 --> 00:41:59.643 And, yeah, it's been an honour and we'll see you next time. 925 00:41:59.663 --> 00:42:00.784 All right. 926 00:42:00.844 --> 00:42:02.045 Take care and get some sleep. 927 00:42:02.605 --> 00:42:03.306 Oh, yeah, I will. 928 00:42:03.406 --> 00:42:03.746 I'll try. 929 00:42:03.766 --> 00:42:04.486 Bye for now. 930 00:42:05.107 --> 00:42:06.308 Have a wonderful day, guys. 931 00:42:06.608 --> 00:42:07.188 You too. 932 00:42:07.208 --> 00:42:07.288 Bye. 933 00:42:07.348 --> 00:42:08.169 Bye, babe. 934 00:42:08.309 --> 00:42:09.410 Bye.