“I’m picky with blades, so this one? It’s the one,” she told E!. “On the ice, it’s my get-ready, pre-competition [routine] and it doesn’t leave my skin dry and stuff. It’s a good razor.”
As Alysa prepares to head back to the U.S., where her status as a fan-favorite Olympian has come with a newfound level of attention, she is hopeful that she doesn’t notice too big of a change.
“It’s still me. I want my life to stay as similar as possible,” she said. “I’m really going to try to keep my peace because I like my life, so I don’t want it to be too chaotic. I want it to stay calm and peaceful and chill.”
Plus, she is excited to get back to practice and plan for future competitions.
“I have some program ideas, so I see more dresses in the future,” Alysa concluded. “I love packaging programs together—getting the hair, dress, cut of the music, choreography—all of it together. It’s hard to do. It’s an art in itself, and I love to do it.”
In addition to Alysa, read on to see who else made history during the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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