Olympian Tara Davis-Woodhall’s 2 Favorite Skin Care Ingredients and Her $6 Moisturizer

When it comes to her skincare routine, Olympic runner Tara Davis-Woodhall makes sure she never runs out of her favorite products.

She also shared what moisturizer she brought to the Paris Games so she looks fresh when she reaches the podium.

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WINNING ROUTINE

The athlete, whose husband Hunter Woodhall is a Paralympic track and field star, swears by two skin-softening ingredients that she says are always a winning combination.

“I mainly use skin care products that contain hyaluronic acid and hydrating peptides so my skin doesn’t need any side effects,” she told The US Sun.

“I truly believe that skincare is the most important foundation for any makeup routine, whether it’s going without makeup,” she continued.

For Davis-Woodhall, there’s only one moisturizer that can win the gold medal.

“My favorite product is Nair’s Body Cream in Oat Milk and Vanilla,” she said.

“It smells so clean and is also hydrating. It makes me feel like I am doing my skincare routine while I am doing my daily shower routine,” she added.

MONEY SAVING SKINCARE

Her favorite purchase is also budget-friendly.

If you want Olympic-approved skin, go for the Nair Body Cream. It’s $5.84 at Walmart.

This frugal find gives you smooth skin for days.

She also revealed which products perform best in her skincare regimen.

“I plan to carry moisturising skin care products, deodorant and Nair Body Cream and Shower Cream so that I can easily remove hair on the go,” she said.

Her routine not only makes the Olympian look perfect, but also makes her feel good about herself.

“I use very natural, breathable makeup with ingredients that support and care for my skin, making me feel beautiful and confident,” she said.

NO JET LAG FOR THIS OLYMPIC JET SETTER

This participant also knows like a pro how to combat jet lag.

“Stay hydrated!” she said.

“Drinking water is not only good for your body, but also for your skin. It makes you feel refreshed, even when you’re not.”

While she appreciates that the Olympic host country is trying to be environmentally conscious by not offering air conditioning, she has her own opinion about the trending top.

“Being eco-conscious is good, until you disrupt athletes’ sleep,” she said.

“I think the best athletes in the world should have the best equipment, and not something that is environmentally friendly,” she added.

She indicated that she has made a ‘plan’ to stay cool.

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