Exclusive | OnlyFans star Alix Lynx reveals her Amazon image

She was making a list and they would check it twice.

OnlyFans star Alix Lynx always keeps an Amazon wish list on her X-rated page and men have been known to pamper her, especially around Christmas time.

The 65-item list includes a $299 dog bed for her miniature Aussie, Aspen; a high-tech bird feeder worth $239 and a Nespresso coffee maker worth $131.

For fans on a tight budget, there’s an ab roller for $25.99, a sleep mask for $16.90, and a fanny pack for $13.98.

“I’m picky about what I wear because people will buy me clothes and say, ‘Take 500 pictures in this outfit.'” . . So now I just put a lot of skin care products on it and stuff like that,” she told The Washington Post.

Lynx, 36, an upstate New York native who now lives in Manhattan, is a die-hard Knicks fan, so she’s sure to have a team T-shirt and matching leggings on her list.

She came up with the gift list idea early in her career as a webcam model, when she received gifts such as a $500 bed, a $400 TV, a $600 bookcase and a $400 coffee table.

But now the blonde beauty is “making six figures a month” and is asking for more affordable gifts.

“Before, it was a big thing for me. Now it’s fun because if I want to buy something, I can go buy it myself,” she said.

She also filmed a holiday-themed video for OnlyFans in December and recently surveyed her subscribers to ask them what content they wanted to see.

The most popular request is for her to dress up as Mrs. Santa Claus.

“I was like, ‘Guys, I don’t dress like an old lady. I have my boundaries,'” she joked.

“I’ve been shooting a lot of holiday-themed stuff this week, and it’s all pink. I wanted to do something a little different than most.”

The SUNY grad earned a bachelor’s degree in television broadcasting and a master’s degree in digital marketing, but ditched her 9-to-5 job at a PR agency to pursue webcam modeling after realizing how lucrative webcam modeling could be.

“I make more money in a day than I make in a week of actually working,” said Lynx, who has 2 million followers on Instagram.

“I was just talking to the camera in my bedroom, playing different characters. I could price what I wanted, sell what I wanted. I could pretty much do whatever I wanted. I was like, ‘I never want to work in an office again.'”

After a year of webcamming, she decided to pursue a career in porn at the age of 25.

“I Googled ‘how to get into porn.’ By the grace of God, I found a decent agency. . . . I emailed them with a photo of me in my bedroom and they said, ‘Can you come to L.A.? ‘”

Lynx launched her OnlyFans page in 2017, which she describes as “part girlfriend experience, part fantasy world” with lots of cosplay.

“I play different characters, whether it’s the neighbor, the MILF next door or a college professor or secretary,” she said.

In 2020, she stopped cooperating with big companies to shoot pornographic films. “You can’t get rich from porn. That’s a huge myth,” she said.

“They own that scene. You only get a check for that day. No royalties. Even if you’re doing some really intense hardcore scenes, it’s… paying, let’s say $10 a day. How many scenes like that can you do before you burn out?”