Jordyn Huitema’s Jordyskin Is Dropping a Toner Made for Athletes — Here’s Where to Get It
If you’ve been following NWSL beauty crossovers as closely as we have, you’ll want to bookmark this one. Jordyn Huitema — the Chicago Stars FC forward and Canadian international who’s been quietly building one of the more interesting side quests in women’s sports — is stepping into skincare with Jordyskin, a brand designed specifically with athletes in mind.
Four Years in the Making
This isn’t a quick influencer collab. Huitema has spent four years working alongside chemists to build out a line that speaks directly to the skincare problems that come with training and competing at a professional level — not the general market products the rest of us reach for.
Huitema has been open about her own struggles with acne, and how the demands of her career made it worse. Constant washing and cleansing after training sessions and matches took a toll on her sensitive skin, and finding products that worked with that routine, rather than against it, wasn’t easy. Jordyskin is her answer: a range built around the reality of an athlete’s day, from full-time pros to weekend league players.
Teammates Got the First Test Run
While Huitema was still with Seattle Reign FC, she brought the products to her own locker room, having teammates test them out in real time. Ji So-yun and Nérilia Mondésir are both featured in the brand’s launch campaign, giving Jordyskin an authentic, player-approved rollout before it ever reached the public.
Why This Launch Matters
Women’s sports and beauty have been getting closer for a while now — more athletes are fronting campaigns, showing up in beauty editorial, and becoming the faces of major brands. What’s rarer is an athlete actually building the product from the ground up. Huitema isn’t just lending her name to a skincare line; she identified a gap in the market from her own experience and built the solution herself.
It’s the kind of founder story we love featuring — a professional athlete taking her seat at the table in an industry that’s often kept women in sport on the sidelines of beauty, rather than behind the brand.
Details on Jordyskin’s official launch date and where to shop the line are still coming together — the brand’s site is currently under wraps — but we’ll be tracking it closely. Follow @jordynhuitema and @jordyskin for the drop.
