Tara Lipinski it’s about shiny skin.
Lipinski, 43, opened exclusively Us Weekly about his association with Thayers and his new 80 hour milky moisturizing cream which made her skin as pink as ever. “I’ve used Thayers before, but for the last two months, I’ve been using them strictly and now I’m 100 percent hooked,” the Olympic skater said. we. “For me, the dry weather and the skating and the cold (affecting) my skin,” Lipinski noted. “So I’ve loved using their products and their toner.”
Lipinski, who returned to the 2026 Olympics in Milan to serve as a commentator, made sure to pack her milky moisturizer. “I’ll wear it without makeup and then I’ll wear it before I put all my makeup on,” she said. wewhich has become his favorite.
Her current skin care routine consists of using Thayers pH Balancing Gentle Cleanser, by which she swears. “There are so few cleansers that I can find that clean my skin without irritating it,” she said. Lipinski especially trusts the product because it “removes all” of her “makeup and dirt” without stripping her skin. Next, go in with the Milky Moisturizer.
“I’ve always been kind of a skincare junkie and I’ve loved trying so many different things, but over the years I’ve found my staples and what works for my skin,” said Lipinski.
Lipinski also reflected on aging and seeing the “effects” the cold has on her skin.
“I’m just looking forward to being in the cold weather, I’ve always tried to hydrate and really hydrate, just because that’s where I live my life,” Lipinski shared with we.
If she ever spends more time on the court and feels even drier than usual, Lipinski has a fun trick: put diaper paste on her face. “If my skin is really red or irritated, I’ll use the zinc oxide (paste) and it will transform your skin overnight,” she said.
Another thing Lipinski is adamant about is applying sunscreen every day to her face, neck and hands. Also take extra precautions while doing your nails under a UV lamp and wear gloves.
When he’s not hitting the ice or commentating for the Olympics, fans can catch Lipinski on Season 4 of The Traitorsa murder mystery game hosted by Alan Cumming. He also spoke to Us about how the “psychological” game compares to being an Olympic athlete.
“The pressure of an Olympic Games it’s unlike any kind of pressure out there,” he said. “But I will say this was a new kind of pressure. It’s psychological pressure and torment that Alan would inflict on us every day.” She also noted that she and Johnny WeirThe strategy in the game was to act like strangers so that no one would detect their secret alliance, even though they have been friends for years and worked together as Olympic commentators.
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“I’m a competitor, so I think that’s the strategy I had, and the strategy that Johnny and I had,” he explained. “We put a lot of thought into (pretending not to be close). Obviously, my game had to be under the radar, but be part of the mix.”
She added: “Johnny and I were like, ‘We’re never breaking character with this. We barely know each other.’ Even when he gave me a hug in the first episode, you can tell he’s almost surprised, because even I thought he was too warm.”