Our beauty IQ got quite the boost when we bumped into Stephanie Pizzo on the street[1] . The baby-faced teacher recently returned from Seoul, South Korea, where she was giving private tutoring lessons to adults. But she divulged all of her secrets to us for free.
Pizzo's pared-down beauty look is built on tried-and-true skincare products. She uses an all-natural turmeric[2] soap to cleanse her face, and cocoa butter keeps her lips moisturized. Mineral face powder and a Korean brand of mascara[3] (check out those lashes!) add the finishing touches.
As far as hair care, Pizzo reaches for a men's styling cream to achieve a "natural-looking hold" with her boyish haircut[4] . And she mixes up her own shampoo at home. Pizzo explained, "Just take a little scoop of baking soda and scrub it in your hair and rinse it out with apple cider vinegar[5] when you're in the shower. Then, you can follow it with an essential oil if you want to smell good." Duly noted.
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