Recorded live at Soho Farmhouse, this special episode of The Silly Little Girls Club dives into a topic so many women quietly struggle with — hair loss.

Host Samantha Cusick sits down with Laura Tudor, co-founder of CENTRED, and Sofia Baig, a brilliant trichologist and true scalp expert, for an honest, raw and deeply reassuring conversation about what really causes hair loss, how to recognise the signs, and what actually helps.

Together, they break down:

✨ The most common causes of hair loss — stress, hormones, postpartum changes, deficiencies and more

💭 Why your mental health and your hair health are more connected than you think

💆‍♀️ How to build a simple but effective scalp-care routine

🩺 Which treatments and tests are worth exploring (microneedling, red light, nutrition)

💖 The emotional side of hair loss — and why talking about it matters

It’s educational, comforting and full of genuinely helpful takeaways — the kind of conversation women deserve to hear more often.

✨ Connect with our guests:

Laura Tudor – Instagram: @lauratudor_ | CENTRED: www.wearecentred.com

Sofia Baig – Instagram: @sofiabaig__

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What does it really take to turn a home salon into a global beauty empire? This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha sits down with Kim Haberley — the fearless Australian entrepreneur and creative mind behind Boho Blonde, Ape Label, and Filtered Beauty.

From mixing colour in her garage to creating one of the most recognisable salon brands in the world, Kim’s story is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention and refusing to play small.

In this episode, Kim opens up about:

• How she built Boho Blonde and Ape Label from scratch
• The fearless decisions (and failures) that shaped her success
• What it’s really like to scale from one chair to global distribution
• Why women in business need to stop apologising for ambition
• And how she keeps it real in a world that often rewards perfection over progress

This one’s raw, unfiltered and full of that “if she can do it, so can I” energy.

✨ Connect with Kim:

Instagram: @iambohoblonde

Ape Label: @ape.thelabel

Filtered Beauty: @filtered__beauty

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— the ultimate beauty playground.

What does it take to go from freelance writer to leading the beauty desk at one of the world’s most iconic magazines?

This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha sits down with Keeks Reid, Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan UK, to find out.

Keeks has built a career on storytelling, representation and celebrating beauty in all its forms. In this conversation, she opens up about her journey into beauty journalism, what it’s really like behind the scenes at Cosmo, and why diversity and authenticity are at the heart of everything she creates.

In this episode, Keeks shares:

• How she navigated her career from freelance writer to Beauty Director
• The importance of representation and diversity in beauty media
• Why authenticity matters in content creation and brand storytelling
• The future of beauty trends and how social media shapes them
• Her advice for breaking into beauty journalism today

Whether you’re a beauty lover, aspiring journalist or someone curious about the media industry, Keeks’ story is full of lessons, honesty and inspiration.

✨ Connect with Keeks:

Instagram: @keeksreid

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— the ultimate beauty playground.

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What happens when you leave behind a busy London life to chase a dream in the South of France? For Jeany Cronk, it meant starting over with her family and creating Maison Mirabeau, one of Provence’s most celebrated rosé wine brands.

In this week’s The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha sits down with Jeany to talk about the leap from corporate life to vineyards, the grit it took to build a global brand, and the creativity that fuels her work every day.

In this episode, Jeany shares:

How Maison Mirabeau was born out of courage, vision and resilience

What it takes to start over in a new country with kids in tow

The highs and lows of building a business with your partner

Why sustainability and community sit at the heart of Maison Mirabeau

Her advice for anyone dreaming of a braver, freer life

Whether you’re a wine lover, a budding entrepreneur or someone craving inspiration to make a bold change, Jeany’s story is proof that reinvention is always possible.

✨ Connect with Maison Mirabeau:

Instagram: @maisonmirabeau

Website: maisonmirabeau.com

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— your ultimate beauty playground.

What happens when two beauty insiders get tired of skincare that’s either too expensive or just doesn’t work? They create their own solution.

This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha sits down with Alisa Metzger and Jen Shane, the powerhouse duo behind InnBeauty Project — the cult skincare brand changing the game with affordable, clinically proven products that deliver results without compromise.

From literally packing their own boxes in the early days to now sitting proudly on Sephora shelves worldwide, Alisa and Jen share the real founder story:

• How they built InnBeauty Project to make high-performance skincare accessible for everyone
• Why innovation and clinical results matter just as much as clean ingredients
• The grit it took to survive launching during a global pandemic
• What it’s really like co-founding a brand with your best friend
• Why longevity, community and integrity drive every decision they make

This episode is about entrepreneurship, inclusivity, and proving that you don’t need to choose between efficacy and accessibility in beauty.

✨ Connect with InnBeauty Project:

Instagram: @innbeautyproject

Website: innbeautyproject.com

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This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha welcomes Eshita Kabra-Davies, founder of By Rotation, the world’s first social fashion rental app and a global movement for sustainable style.

What began as a honeymoon wardrobe dilemma turned into a fashion-tech platform transforming consumption and empowering women to monetise their wardrobes. Today, By Rotation is a community-driven app with 85% retention, global expansion to the US and UAE, and a mission to make sustainable fashion mainstream.

In this episode, Eshita shares:

• How she built By Rotation from side hustle to venture-backed startup
• Tackling fast fashion through circular consumption
• Bootstrapping, fundraising and fighting the female founder funding gap
• Building a global fashion rental community and social network
• Profit with purpose: scaling while staying true to sustainability

✨ Connect with Eshita + By Rotation:

Instagram: @arentyoueshita

By Rotation: byrotation.com

Instagram: @byrotationofficial

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— discover inclusive beauty, your way.

This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, Samantha chats with Karrie Fitz, founder of Kit Studios, PR powerhouse, mentor and champion of the hairdressing industry.

Karrie started as a hairdresser in Ireland before moving to London, working at L’Oréal, and eventually launching Kit Studios — an agency that represents and elevates the top 5% of talent with a strict “no ego” policy. More than a business, Kit has become a movement to change how hairdressing is valued and represented.

In this candid conversation, Karrie shares:

• Her journey from salon floor to founder of Kit Studios
• Why hairdressers are overlooked — and how she’s changing the narrative
• The role of mentorship, honesty and tough conversations in leadership
• Balancing female founder life with motherhood
• Saying no to toxic clients and focusing on community over competition

✨ Connect with Karrie + Kit Studios:

Instagram: @karriefitz

Kit Studios: kitstudios.co

Instagram: @kitstudios

Substack: @kitstudios

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This week on The Silly Little Girls Club, host Samantha Cusick speaks with Nikki Lilly, BAFTA-winning presenter, Junior Bake Off champion, author, YouTuber and fearless advocate for people with facial differences.

At just 20, Nikki has built a global platform for representation and face equality. In this powerful conversation, she shares her journey of growing up with AVM, navigating nearly 100 operations, using makeup and YouTube to reclaim confidence, and speaking at the United Nations to demand change.

We cover:

• Life with a facial difference and the reality of AVM
• Finding confidence and community online through YouTube
• Why representation, allyship and advocacy really matter
• Makeup as empowerment, therapy and rebellion
• From Bake Off to the UN: the power of showing up

✨ Connect with Nikki:

Instagram: @nikkililly_

YouTube: Nikki Lilly Official

Face Equality International: Website

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