Teresa Giudice Prison Beauty Tips!?!

When times are hard Teresa Giudice obviously knows how to still keep her beauty regiment going with Teresa Giudice Prison Beauty Tips!

Does this mean there is going to be a beauty book when she gets out?

Who knows, right?

Since Teresa Giudice doesn’t have access to the MAC or the Sephora beauty Gods the Real Housewives of New Jersey has jerry-rigged a Sephora-like experience that will keep her fresh and young-ish.

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PRIV — an app that sends a beauty expert straight to your door — sent Teresa a letter offering beauty hacks for pretty women behind bars. The products generally have a primary purpose that is not cosmetic, but they work in a pinch. They include:

— Vaseline, which acts as a lip exfoliant. PRIV advises that Teresa gently use a toothbrush to buff her lips with the lubricant, wipe with cool water and dab dry.

— Advil Liqui-Gels. Break open the capsule. It’s great for acne.

— Protein Powder. Add a few scoops to the commissary conditioner. It boosts hair growth and locks in the moisture and shine.

— Uncooked Oatmeal and Coffee Grinds. Great for the skin. Combine in equal parts and add just enough water to make a paste for a simple scrub. The oatmeal soothes while the coffee invigorates the skin.

There’s a few other tricks we know about that uses bananas, avacado, oranges, and paprika, but obviously PRIV didn’t give Teresa the other helpful tips.

In related news: Teresa Gudice is HATING Prison life and complaining about the food and more.

An inside source close to Giudice spoke to Radar Online recently, explaining that Giudice had to remove her hair extensions before entering the facility, which is not something she wanted to do. Hmm, perhaps she should have thought of that before she did the crime? Luckily for Teresa, she may be able to get a new hairdo in time, as coloring and cuts are available to inmates, but they have to earn it.

As for the prison food, Teresa thinks it is bland, but hopes that maybe she can change that. “Teresa hopes to get a job in the kitchen to improve the quality,” the source went on to explain.