Ms. Namita Nayyar:
Tell us about the beauty care routine of a snowboarder. How do you take care of your hair and skin?
Ms. Jamie Anderson:
I drink lots of Alkaline water! I use an awesome machine that purifies the tap water called “Vollara living water” it really helps my hair, skin and whole body!
I also like to use a good natural sunscreen as the reflection of the snow is crazy strong! And for my hair which usually is super dry because of the climate I always need a good oil! Lately I’ve been using jojoba oil and it’s super nice! I also like clay masks, salt scrubs, Ayurvedic oil massages, just anything to help nurture the Body, then our inner beauty can truly shine!
Ms. Namita Nayyar:
You have tried to leverage your success into positive contributions for the community, creating an environmentally conscious clothing company named TRYE (To Respect Your Earth). Tell us more about it.
Ms. Jamie Anderson:
That has transitioned into LOU (love our universe) I’m starting with alpaca wool hats and raising money for my charity which helps get kids into sports and environmental awareness! Trying to make things full circle here 😉
Ms. Namita Nayyar:
Advice and motivational words to the inspiring and budding female snowboarders who all are your fans, they shall like to know from you, what they should do for their climb to ladder of success in field of snowboarding?
Ms. Jamie Anderson:
Follow your passion! Whatever field you’re in if you really love what your doing you will excel! Have fun, be light, spread the light, stay in tune with yourself and your power and you can achieve anything you want!
Ms. Namita Nayyar:
How did you feel before and after winning an Olympic gold medal, the first ever offered in slopestyle, at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi?
Ms. Jamie Anderson:
I felt good before and I feel good after!! Haha but yeah that was a crazy challenge of mine! It was definitely the best event I ever Won! So much stress and pressure it was almost unbearable… but as soon as I was able to get out of my ego and trust god, universe energy, whatever you want to call it, I was at ease and able to flow no worries. But getting to that peaceful place is the most difficult part!
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