Heather Carolin Bio
Heather Carolin is an American glamour and adult model, porn actress. She was born Heather Marie Carolin on August 15, 1982, in Harbor City, California. Playboy named her its April 2002 Playmate at 19. Her appearance came in the 2000s, as Playboy's print tradition began to share space with an expanding online presence.
Carolin has natural breasts, blue eyes and red hair. Her measurements are 34-22-30.
Heather Carolin’s modeling career began with a direct approach to Playboy. Soon after turning eighteen, she submitted photographs to the magazine, beginning an association that would continue for several years. Her path to that point had been comparatively short: she grew up in Yosemite, earned her GED at fifteen and entered modeling in her late teens. The outdoors remained part of her life even after California wilderness gave way to Los Angeles.
Playboy became more than a single pictorial assignment. Carolin appeared in a number of the magazine’s videos and posed for numerous newsstand special editions over the following years. She eventually moved from Playboy-style modeling into adult films, marking a distinct change in the direction of her work rather than simply an extension of the magazine career that had introduced her to a wider audience.
Rock music supplied another recurring thread. A devoted fan whose tastes included AC/DC and Jim Morrison, Carolin also appeared in several music videos. Her credits included “Use Me” by Ryan Montana, “Remember” by Disturbed and “Could It Be Any Harder” by The Calling. Those appearances provided a natural intersection between her modeling work and the music she followed enthusiastically.
Life in Los Angeles also brought a strong interest in health and fitness. Carolin described a routine built around raw food and yoga, balanced by decidedly less meditative enthusiasm for the Los Angeles Kings. Hiking and the outdoors remained among her pleasures as well, preserving something of the environment in which she had grown up despite the very different setting of her professional life.
Carolin summed up her outlook with a preference for taking chances rather than accumulating regrets. The documented course of her career bears that out without needing much embellishment: she approached Playboy almost as soon as she began modeling, stayed with the magazine for several years, appeared in music videos and later took her work in a markedly different direction. Her own formulation was simpler—live for the day and the moment, and when an opportunity appears, ask, “Why not?”
