Jacqui: “I think I could’ve told you the contents of Saffron’s bag without looking! I don’t think there’s anything that could shock me because we’re so close.

“When it comes to our relationship, we’re definitely friends but there’s still that line. There’s a mutual respect which is a given, but now we hang out, we go shopping, we call each other our besties.

“When they were younger I used to do a thing called a princess day. It sounds really cheesy but it was the kind of thing where someone was princess for the day. Now Saffron’s an adult, we do a similar thing but it will be something like going to the theatre.

“Peeking inside Saffron’s bag has definitely reaffirmed how similar we are. There’s a lot of crossover – for example, we both always have headphones on us – I’m very into my podcasts and she’s into her music. I’m very into 90s music and it looks like I’ve passed some of that love on to her as she’s been listening to some 90s tunes.

“One thing I would say is that I didn’t expect to see a hat in her bag…”

Saffron: “I have to have a hat because my head gets cold! I cut my hair in December and I had a bit of an incident where I thought I was a hairdresser.

“I cut it badly and had to shave it. It was a whole situation. My head gets very cold so I had to develop a collection of hats. Mum took the head shaving well, to be fair. Our relationship isn’t that traditional. The older I’ve got the more it’s like a friendship.

“I’d agree with Mum that our bags are actually very similar. There are definitely some mother/daughter similarities. We both have lipstick and headphones, for example.

“Her lipsticks are definitely more classic and neutral than mine. As much as we’re similar, I’ve learnt that I’m more of an extrovert, which is reflected in my bold lipstick and more out-there hats, for example.”

We asked 4 women to swap bags with their mum and this is what they found out about each other