Sarrah Le Marquand

Obviously, it changes with all of us each decade, but you've had all these big lifestyle changes as well.

As you say, you're a mom to a 12-year-old.

The nature of your work has changed.

Obviously, you have days like where you're on set for Vichy or you're shooting a cover of Stella, but then there are days where, as you say...

You're an anonymous voice at the end of a line dealing with really difficult and profound conversations to the person on the other end of that call.

So what looks the same and how's your beauty routine evolved over the years?

I suppose it's like if I, say, look back at myself when I was thinking about this not long ago when I was a teenager in my 20s, I would just sleep with my makeup on and I would never do that.

I don't know how.

You know that sort of thing.

I've never done that before.

This is not a safe space for me to have made that admission.

Good, I feel less alone now.

Well, I mean, you are fitting a lot into a day.

I made a comment early on, like, I don't know how you are fitting all of these things in, which, you know, it's like that proverbial question about work-life balance, which we've all accepted.

No one really has it.

It's just what works for you and what are the priorities at any given point in your life.

So all of those acknowledgements aside that there is no perfect balance.

Yeah.

How do you fit the things that are important to you?

And we just discussed what...