Exclusive: The Inkey List debuts ‘No BS’ content series with ‘unfiltered conversations’ about beauty and culture

By Lollie Hancock | Published: 25-Sep-2025
Skin Care Marketing

The British skin care brand’s ‘No BS Convos with Colette’ series aims to provide clarity around skin care and be a space for real, inspiring stories, with Lioness Bethany England the first guest

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The Inkey List is launching a new content series led by co-founder Colette Laxton as it aims to share “unfiltered conversations” and real stories with a series of celebrity guests.

Titled, No BS Convos with Colette, the British skin care brand began teasing the new series with an Instagram wipe-out on 14 September to launch its wider No BS campaign last week.

The first episode of the new six-part content series is going live on The Inkey List’s Instagram page today (25 September) at 7pm, with Tottenham Hotspur footballer and Lioness Bethany England.

The Spurs captain has made 26 appearances in the England squad, and was part of the winning team at the UEFA Euro 2022 tournament. 

Speaking exclusively to Cosmetics Business, Laxton shared insight into the wider campaign: “We have always believed that people deserve clarity, not hype, when it comes to skin care, wellness or culture. 

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