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What’s your favorite getting-ready music?

Earlier today I was listening to Erykah Badu and Nina Simone and then The Roots this evening.

What’s your favorite way to take a moment for yourself?

I lock myself in my bathroom, have a hot shower or bath, put some tunes on, and light a candle. I also like to reorganize my wardrobe, or just fiddle around in my bathroom. I also love a massage. I get them once a week. I call it Massage Monday. As soon as my son goes to bed, that's my little indulgence of the week. And then I like to get together with friends. Because nothing beats great, honest conversation with your girlfriends. Or calling my mum, or a bit of time with my man...those sort of things.

What about facials? Are you into them?

Absolutely. Biba de Sousa has been my facialist now for about a year. She's truly changed my skin and helped me so much with my congestion and breakouts. She's a Polish woman and knows skin care like the back of her hand. Her extractions are impeccable; her products are wonderful.

What’s your go-to perfume?

I have quite a perfume collection because I love buying them for myself. It's a really nice pick-me-up. I mainly wear Byredo fragrances. Tonight I’m wearing Bibliotheque. My all-time favorite and easiest to wear from the brand is Gypsy Water. I recently bought Velvet Haze, which is beautiful. I get a ton of compliments on them every time I wear them.

Screw, marry, kill: mascara, lipstick, highlighter.

I'd screw lipstick, marry mascara, and kill highlighter. Sometimes highlighter can look too intense for me.

What’s your favorite emoji?

The laughing-crying face.

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You've got $20 and free roam of a drugstore. What do you buy?

I would buy Pipette's baby wipes and baby balm, and then I would buy Kérastase shampoo because they sell that at the drugstore—I just found that out today. Oh, and also Bioderma micellar water.

Who are the women inspiring you the most right now?

Carisa Janes, the founder of Hourglass. I've been a fan of this brand for so many years, and after getting to spend quite a chunk of time with Carisa over the last year, she's not only become a friend and someone I look up to but a mentor as well. She's created a brand that she's worked on 15 years from the ground up. She took the slow route, and she's done it with such elegance and style.

Jessica Radloff is the West Coast editor at Glamour. You can follow her on Instagram @jessicaradloff14.