Quick Fire Questions with Nadia Fairfax
On a Sunday afternoon, you’ll find me…
In bed with my man (Most likely holding a packet of snakes or box of shapes LOL)
Favourite way to ‘own the morning’?
Dance your way into it.
This year I want to see more people doing more of…
What they actually want and listening less to what people say is “Cool”
Number one self-care ritual you rely on to stay grounded?
I truly love a day alone in bed, just lazing, watching non-stop docos! We’re taught to think that it’s bad to take time out like that – but honestly, If I didn’t have those days, my head would explode.
If you could have a wine with anyone this Friday night & where would you have it..? (can be a friend/family/lover/celebrity or historical figure dead or alive)
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. I just think they seem like loads of fun and could teach me a thing or two about life.
What’s your healthiest habit & your ultimate indulgence?
I try to eat a punnet of berries a day. Blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, anything I can get my hands on really. I kind of feel like that fits both categories here!
What song gets you on the dance floor?
I am an absolute dork when it comes to music, but it’s just how I like it!
This past week I’ve been singing Tina Arena’s “Sorrento Moon” over and over again. NO LIE.
What skincare product/tip/trick do you swear by?
I add Estee Lauder’s Advanced Night Repair Serum to my foundation. Keeps you looking dewy all day!
What social issue is closest to your heart?
Giving children in rural areas access to participate in sport or exercise… Sport can truly change one’s destiny!! Check out what Our Patty Mills is up to with IBA! He is a champion in every sense of the word!
What was the last thing you Googled?
British Racing Green Pantone. Looking for the right shade for a creative project.
What would your fellow Upsiders be surprised to learn about you?
I was bullied terribly in high school, but now when I look back at that time I am so glad it played out that way – I HAVE DRAGON SCALES NOW! I refuse to allow anyone to treat me poorly and have the courage to stand up for myself and others who might not necessarily have found their voice yet.
