From her overgrown bangs to her sparkly Strictly Come Dancing suits, Claudia Winkleman embodies the word 'icon'. The telly presenter always looks fabulous and luckily for us, she's shared with Closer Online the beauty products that are always in her make-up bag.
In true Claudia style, she's loyal to iconic beauty brands that have stood the test of time, as well as a few affordable high-street bargains, too. In fact, her secret for glossy hair is just £5 from Amazon Prime (but more of that in a minute!)
To copy Claudia's gorgeously dishevelled look, the star digs through her make-up bag to share the skincare and make-up products she can't live without. Pens at the ready!
Inside Claudia Winkleman's make-up bag
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"There's only one shampoo worth talking about. I don't use anything other than Head & Shoulders, nothing on earth makes my hair shiny quite like it. I adore it."
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"I love Essie coral shades. I give my 14-year-old a KitKat and she paints my nails for me, I get fed up after three fingers."
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"I love Charlotte Tilbury bronzer, it makes me look like I've spent a month on a barge in bright sunshine, which is the dream."
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"There's only ever one perfume for me... YSL Opium, smells of naughtiness and a modicum of filth. It makes me want to down tequila shots and dance on tables."
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Claudia Winkleman's funniest quotes:
The telly presenter not only has the best fringe in Celebsville, but she's also extremely funny, witty and wise. Don't believe us? Here are some of her very best quotes from over the years...
On being sexy: "‘I’ve never wanted to be sexy. Even when I was 18. It’s not my shizzle. I want to be funny. A genius. A biochemist. But not sexy.’"
On being grateful: "‘Without sounding like a tool, I have an awful lot to be grateful for. There have been moments, but I don’t want to talk about them. I live in the city I love. I have three amazing children. Tonight I’m going to the theatre. Tomorrow I’m going to have Chinese with my family.”
On teaching her daughter about failure: “The main thing I’ve talked about with my daughter is that failing is awesome. You don’t always have to come top or do brilliantly. She’s hilarious, you’d love her – she’s very good at cards (I think she went to Vegas while we were sleeping). I don’t want her to feel insecure, but – and this might sound terrible – I don’t want her to be cocksure either.”