Skincare is top of mind for Krieger as well, specifically Intense Pulsed Light Therapy, which can cost between $350 to $650 depending on the treatment center. "I do the I.P.L. laser treatments on my face because we play out in the sun every day," she says. "That's our job. We have to be outside and you can only use sunscreen so often before it starts to sweat off and you most likely can't reapply in the middle of training." IPL treatments, also known as a photofacial, can undue some of the damage caused by the sun by using heat to get rid of unwanted skin cells. "I think it's done wonders over the years. I started when I was 25 and so I think that's really helped me just with my job," Krieger says.
She goes to dermatologist Dr. Dimitry Palceski at Reflections Dermatology but there are at-home LED light therapy treatments like Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro ($455), which is a POPSUGAR editor's favorite.
Pro Tip: To maintain your IPL treatments, it's recommended to use a topical retinoid or glycolic acid lotion every day. It's an expensive investment, but "it's a smart one for us, considering what we do," Krieger says.
