'And I get really heavy sleep wrinkles on my chest in the morning. I’m getting a few lines under the eyes and on my forehead because I’m quite expressive when I’m talking which I need to stop. I treat myself to Murad facials every now and then. 'I take melatonin to get my sleep pattern back to normal and vitamin C and fish oil and zinc. ' What are your beauty essentials? 'Baby wipes for keeping clean at festivals and also because I often have to get on a plane straight from a studio so I use them to take off my make-up before slathering on a Murad moisturiser and a spritz of Evian water spray. And they’ve all got motifs instead of names. I tried to split it up so it’s easy to see what’s going on – day colours in one set, Gothicy colours for night-time in another. And they’re all just such wearable colours. There's an influence from my tattoos in the packaging – there's a rose on some of the boxes that’s very similar to a big floral design on my back.' What's different from other ranges out there? 'I wanted it to be easy to take in your handbag because my bag is always weighed down with make-up. 'I didn’t want it to be too rocky and put off girls who aren't into that sort of thing, but it was important for me to have that element of my personality there.

The design element of it was the main thing for me – I worked up mood boards and sketches the designers worked off until we got it right with vintage prints mixed with leopard print and the odd subliminal skull. The range was a natural step as I'm a make-up junkie and even though it's a collaboration, I was given free reign over the design.' How much of you is in the range? 'They came with an abundance of shades and textures and I sat there for days picking out my favourites, asking my girly friends what they’d like because obviously I can’t speak for everyone out there. Why did you want to launch your own cosmetics range? 'This is the most exciting project I've worked on ever and I'm so proud of it - I want to do lots of different creative things outside of TV because I love art and design.

Stepping Out by Fearne Hill