The actor talks surfing, sunscreen, and becoming the creative director of new genderless beauty brand, “Good Weird”.
. Still carrying his love of surf and skate culture close to his heart, together with Good Weird, Mock hopes to make beauty approachable and accessible to everyone.What's your earliest beauty memory?
“I’ve been surfing ever since I was young, and something I recall very vividly is putting sunscreen on every day. That practice is still instilled in me now. It’s a big step in my daily routine.”“I live by cold showers. I’m pretty active and always on the move, so they’re a great way to keep me refreshed when I wake up. I also love a good under-eye patch for when my skin is feeling dry or dull.
. It’s never not in my pocket. What’s fun is that it is multipurpose—you can use it as a blush or just for some extra dewiness on your face—but I actually like to use it as a lip balm.”“Beauty is for everyone, and Good Weird embodies that in every sense. Good Weird encourages you to be unapologetically yourself, which is something that I was really drawn to on a personal level.
You became known for your pink hair but have since dyed it back. Is there a haircut or color you'd love to try but haven't yet? “I’m content with my natural hair for now, but it’s been nice to be able to style it in different ways and shapes.”“Sunscreen is a big staple for me. It’s helped my skin stay protected and pristine, especially in hot weather.”“Don’t be afraid to explore the beauty aisle and find what works for you, even if it’s just one product. Beauty really is and
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