Stassi Schroeder Clark’s reality TV era is far from over—and neither is her knack for oversharing in the best way possible. In a recent interview with Modeliste Magazine, whose July issue she covers, the television personality, podcast host and author answered a slew of questions, many of them, blessedly, about her beauty routine, from skin prep to signature scent.
While you may know of the 38-year-old from her eight seasons on Vanderpump Rules—or The Amazing Race and Queen Bees for those who’ve been here since day one—she’s returning to her reality TV roots in the upcoming series House of Stassi, hitting small screens with a two-episode premiere on Freeform on Wednesday, July 29, before the full season streams on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ the next day.
So whether you’re catching up on what you missed or curious how her routine’s evolved since you last saw her, we’re pulling the beauty takeaways from her recent interview ahead.
The Face Mask She’s Obsessed With
Before makeup, Schroeder preps with a cult-favorite depuffing treatment. “Skyn Iceland Face Lift in a Bag ($36) before putting makeup on…thank me later,” she says of her current skin-care obsession. The kit is made up of hydrogel patches for the under-eyes, smile lines and forehead—including the brand’s cult-classic Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels ($22), a longtime makeup-artist staple.
The Base Layer She Never Skips
“I do a full beat everyday,” Schroeder says. “I don’t leave the house without it. Covering up my rosacea with my Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation ($52), brows always done and fluffy, an overlined lip and a lot of bronzer and blush.”
Her No. 1 Brow Commandment
Her best beauty lesson after two decades in front of cameras comes down to shape. “The way you do your brows really changes your whole face,” she says. “I personally love to fluff mine up.”
Her Scent of Choice
No surprise the self-described “chic vampire” gravitates toward one of the buzziest fragrances of the decade: “Baccarat Rouge (extrait de parfum),” she says—the most concentrated (and longest-lasting) version of the Maison Francis Kurkdjian icon.
