Tired of battling cold and dry winter weather? If you think your beauty blues are bad, imagine the life of snowboarding gold medalist Hannah Teter. The blonde athlete has perfected a routine for high altitudes and lots and lots of snow. We quizzed her on her secrets and tips she's picked up from a life on the slopes.

Real Beauty: What are the beauty problems that plague you when you're training, and how do you deal?

Hannah Teter: My skin tends to get dry and chapped from spending a lot of time on the slopes, so I'm always moisturizing. I'll get small breakouts around the areas where my goggles touch my face, but I keep them in check with Clearasil's PerfectaWash.

RB: What essentials do you always pack in your bag?

HT: A light moisturizer with SPF—who doesn't like to multi-task? I also always make sure I've got a really great lip balm on me to avoid chapped lips.

RB: And when you're traveling for competitions, is there anything special you bring?

HT: A deep conditioning mask or treatment. My hair can get super dry after a long day on the slopes, and it helps to take care of, and prevent, any split ends.

RB: What kind of products do you wear on a regular day of practicing?

HT: Moisturizer and SPF are key for me. People forget, but you can get sunburned from being up on the mountain just as easily as you can from a day on the beach. I usually like dual-products that include SPF since it's both hydrating and providing my sun protection. No need to use two different bottles!

RB: If you know you'll be televised, does your routine change at all?

HT: When I'm on TV, I'll add bronzer and eyeliner to the mix. I still like to keep my look pretty natural, but those are definitely my go-to products when I need a little something extra.

RB: How has being a professional athlete affected your definition of what's beautiful?

HT: To me, beauty is really about being healthy and strong, both physically and mentally.

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