The Shillax podcast is partnering with Joe Malone in London for all things gifting ahead of Mother's Day.

If you're struggling with ideas, there are two scents that always go down well from the brand.

Firstly, pomegranate noir is a classic for a reason. Peppery, plummy and comforting, it's a fail-safe option for anyone looking to bring a cozy atmosphere to their home.

English pair

in Frisia is another best seller for good reason, light and uplifting. It smells exactly

like a freshly cut pair and it layers nicely with other scents for those wanting something

a bit different. You can find both fragrances across all categories too, be it body wash, bath

oil, travel candle or even soaps. There really is a Mother's Day gift for every budget and

preference.

As with all Joe Malone London gifts, the complementary packaging and wrapping adds to the luxury feel.

You'll also get free next day delivery available.

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Thank you so much for coming to our first, it's not actually our first ever live podcast,

but it's our first ever live event with our EIRs.

So we're so thrilled to they're all here.

Congratulations on being EIRs. I want to pick everyone's brains on how much they're reading and anyway, we can do that afterwards. We should first of all say a huge thank you as well to Langen's upstairs at Langen's for hosting us. If you're listening on the podcast, so for those who are here, this is also going live as our team podcast this Friday. So we've got two audiences. So if you're listening, apologies, because this might be a bit haphazard and chaotic. If you're listening back on Friday, but we're here with a fabulous group of Sherlock's readers. So we're going to crack on a bit as normal. We thought quite boring if you all to sit and listen to us, just waffle in the same way that we do on the team podcast. So we've got a bit

more structure. We're going to talk about controversial trends specifically, but with a bit of

all the usual stuff as well. Anyway, I should introduce everybody. As I'm sure you know, I'm here

with the lovely Nana, Lou and Heather. Hi, everyone. Hello. We won't go into our weekends because

it's Tuesday and that's random. But I want to know one one fabulous thing you've all done. We're going to start with you because Nana was at the bad. I don't actually really care what any of the rest of us are done because you were at the BAFTAs on Sunday Nana. I was. How was it? It was amazing. I'm still quite tired. I have to admit. I have to admit. I don know. Someone said to me yesterday, how did you make it to work? And I was like, it was the fear of being late for work. What time did you go to bed or something like that? Around 3 or 4 a.m. And we start work at 9.30. So yeah, I didn't go to the gym. That was a die-hard workout. You know it's a late night.

Back to the BAFTAs. They were absolutely incredible. The red carpet was very chaotic, but so much

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