In this week’s episode of You’re Gonna Want To Hear This, marie claire editor Georgie McCourt sits down with beauty entrepreneur, author and Trinny London founder Trinny Woodall for one of the most candid and compelling conversations of the season.

At 60, Trinny says she feels “fucking amazing” - but getting here required reinvention, resilience and a willingness to dismantle everything she thought she needed. She opens up about selling her beloved Notting Hill home to fund Trinny London, parenting her daughter as a single mother, and the loneliness that shaped her as a young girl and still shadows her today.

Trinny reflects on the myths and pressures around “ageing gracefully”, why she believes visibility matters more than ever for women, and the beauty rules that actually make a difference - including the skincare approach that changed her life after years of battling acne.

Trinny and Georgie dive into:
What ageing in her 60s really feels like
Why she believes “ageing gracefully” is often code for becoming invisible
The moment she realised she had to sell everything to build her business
Navigating motherhood, grief and single parenting
The skincare non-negotiables she wishes every woman knew
Why failure taught her more than success ever could
What she hopes every woman takes into her next decade

This is Trinny at her most open, funny, unfiltered and deeply wise - a reminder that reinvention doesn’t have an expiry date, and confidence can be learned at any age.

You’re Gonna Want To Hear This is supported by F5 Collective.

In this week&rsquo;s episode of&nbsp;You&rsquo;re Gonna Want To Hear This,&nbsp;marie claire editor Georgie McCourt sits down with beauty entrepreneur, author and Trinny London founder Trinny Woodall for one of the most candid and compelling conversations of the season.
At 60, Trinny says she feels &ldquo;fucking amazing&rdquo; - but getting here required reinvention, resilience and a willingness to dismantle everything she thought she needed. She opens up about selling her beloved Notting Hill home to fund Trinny London, parenting her daughter as a single mother, and the loneliness that shaped her as a young girl and still shadows her today.
Trinny reflects on the myths and pressures around &ldquo;ageing gracefully&rdquo;, why she believes visibility matters more than ever for women, and the beauty rules that actually make a difference - including the skincare approach that changed her life after years of battling acne.
Trinny and Georgie dive into:
<ul>
<li>What ageing in her 60s really feels like</li>
<li>Why she believes &ldquo;ageing gracefully&rdquo; is often code for becoming invisible</li>
<li>The moment she realised she had to sell everything to build her business</li>
<li>Navigating motherhood, grief and single parenting</li>
<li>The skincare non-negotiables she wishes every woman knew</li>
<li>Why failure taught her more than success ever could</li>
<li>What she hopes every woman takes into her next decade</li>
</ul>
This is Trinny at her most open, funny, unfiltered and deeply wise - a reminder that reinvention doesn&rsquo;t have an expiry date, and confidence can be learned at any age.
You&rsquo;re Gonna Want To Hear This&nbsp;is supported by F5 Collective.

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Reinvention? Trinny Woodall Wrote The Manual

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