LPGA Star Lexi Thompson on Owning a Skincare Line: ‘Helps Me Relax’

Legendary American golfer, Lexi Thompson, is an 11-time winner on the PGA tour and has multiple achievements to her name, despite being just 26. Notably, she also shares a keen interest in skincare and recently opened up about how it compliments her golf career.

In August 2021, she launched her very own skincare line ‘Lexi Skin’, catering to women who challenge the ‘status quo’. All products are dermatologically tested and are cruelty-free. Moreover, the brand promises to make annual donations to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The objective of this venture is to make women, no matter what age, feel confident and good in their skin.

The decorated golfer played the penultimate event of the season at the Pelican Women’s Championship, where she lost in the playoffs to world number 1 Nelly Korda. Moreover, in an interview, she divulged information on her personal brand.

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Lexi Thompson opens up about her skincare brand ‘Lexi Skin’

The interviewer asked her about her personal endeavors that had gotten off the ground in 2021. Indulging in how it helps her to focus on golf, she said, “Skin care is what I’m very passionate about as well. So, to have something other than golf and to be involved with something like my skincare line I think helps my mind get off the game, and just helps me relax a little bit more.”

Moreover, she expressed her fondness for her venture and explained why it means so much to her. She said, “It’s something that I’m passionate about. I mean, I love it. I love being part of something like that and to help other people out with their skin. And then to come out here do what I do best.”

Rightly said, it is extremely important to not devote all your time and energy to one activity and pursue your other interest. Speaking of which, have you checked out her products yet?

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