Plucking and Grooming
Jenni Murray celebrates performance artist and breast cancer campaigner Tutu. Plus the fashion label for women with disabilities, and plucking and grooming - vanity or narcissism?
A celebration of the life of Tutu - performance artist and breast cancer campaigner. The woman behind a fashion label for women with disabilities. Plus how much time do you spend on improving your looks with lotions, potions, plucking and plastic surgery? Is it a healthy sense of vanity or an act of narcissism? And should women in the public eye show off their cleavage or cover up ?
Producer Vibeke Venema.
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Do It Yourself Beauty treatments: Facials
Duration: 10:01
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Ann Olivier - Clothes for disabled women
Jenni talks to Ann Olivier about her fashion designs.
Duration: 06:42
Breasts - how much cleavage is too much?
Jenni is joined by fashion historian Caroline Cox, broadcaster and former GMTV presenter Penny Smith and Liz Jones, Daily Mail columnist.
Duration: 12:15
Plucking and grooming
Jenni is joined by journalist Charlotte Raven and Daily Mail columnist, Liz Jones to discuss whether we should reject today’s elaborate beauty regimes.
Duration: 09:10
DIY Beauty - facials
Sali Hughes, who writes, blogs and tweets about Beauty for The Guardian, shows Judi Herman her how it's done.
Duration: 05:38
Punk cancer
Jenni is joined by writer Stephanie Theobald to talk about her friend Tutu who died last month.
Duration: 07:36
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- Wed 4 Apr 2012 10:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
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