Paige Spiranac – Golfing

In a game dominated mostly by men, Paige Spiranac has made a name for herself in the golfing community. Spiranac started playing Division 1 golf at the University of Arizona and San Diego State University. In 2015, she led the Aztecs to their first Mountain West Conference Championship.

The golfer became a huge social sensation and has about 3.3 million followers on Instagram. She has received numerous endorsements and appeared on various magazine covers. In 2022, she was named the hottest woman alive by Maxim on the Hot 100 list. Judging by her shocking beauty, she definitely has a standard beauty routine she follows.

Lindsey Vonn – Skiing

The former World Cup alpine ski racer, Lindsey Vonn, has become quite the legend on the ice and the screen. And, even though her 2019 break in her career was sudden and unavoidable, she spent a good quarter of 2022 supporting her friend and mentee, Sofia Goggia, for the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

However, aside from also serving as a primetime correspondent for NBC at the event, she’s been spending her time giving tips on how to cope with the ice skin-wise with her self-applied techniques. Some of these include a gel eyeliner, mascara, a beauty mask, and good old moisturizer.

Blair O’Neal – Golfing

Blair O’Neal became one of the prominent faces of golf despite having had a brief professional stint. She played collegiate golf at Arizona State University and transitioned to playing golf professionally. She also successfully established her modeling career after retiring from the sport and has covered major runways and magazine covers.

In 2017, she became host of the “School of Golf” show, becoming an established TV personality. She took a break to welcome her son in 2020 but returned to the show in 2021. O’Neal is an advocate of using sunscreen often since she is out most of the day, and likes to try out a few different beauty brands.