The Australian Women's Weekly

HEAD STRONG

An actress, singer, presenter, author and designer she may be, but Natalie Bassingthw­aighte happily admits motherhood is her most important role to date.

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N atalie Bassingthw­aighte gets goosebumps when she talks about her children, although she’s not afraid to tell it like it is. “Being a mum is amazing, and incredibly exhausting. You definitely become more patient — it’s a rocky, rewarding and enriching ride all at the same time.” For the savvy businesswo­man, a dramatic haircut — switching from long, loose waves to a gorgeously textured and well conditione­d mid-length bob then back to luscious long locks – has been key to allowing herself to feel empowered, regardless of what her schedule throws at her. “In a way, my hair is my armour. On days that I feel good about it, I feel more in control. When I look as though I’m in charge, then it naturally follows that I’ll feel stronger within, and ready to take on whatever the day brings.”

Having good hair is so important. It makes me feel great and ready to take on my day.

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