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CARDIFF LIFE FEATURE: GOJI HAIR

I've been dipping my toes back in to journalism waters for fun, PR and pampering... You can see my review of Goji Hair in the latest issue of Cardiff Life. Torben took lots of great photos including capturing my grumpy supermodel look, there were lots of laughs too... I've also got a few book reviews appearing here and there soon. Watch this space...

















 [Images: Torben Schacht 2015]




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