Celebrity acne

Maia Gray | ACNE POSITIVITY on Instagram: "Texture and large pores have always been something I’ve had. I’d always buy so many “pore shrinking” products but little did I know, none of them worked. I’d also wonder why my makeup looked textured over my skin too. I’d compare myself to airbrushed photos, celebrity photos wondering why I was the only one that had acne and large pores. Little did I know, I wasn’t alone. You aren’t alone either. 💫 That’s exactly why I love sharing unfiltered…

Even the famous folk have bad skin days like the rest of us

From Keke Palmer to Barbie Ferreira and Marsai Martin, countless Gen Z celebrities have gotten real on social media about their acne.

And how she made it through.

The actor shares her skin journey and must-have products for Glamour’s Acne Diaries.

Because you have to be extra careful.

Even celebs aren’t immune to acne! See how stars like Kendall Jenner and Emma Stone deal with breakouts and embrace skin positivity in the spotlight.

Adult acne? Cool, cool, cool.

The star, whose cosmetics brand Rare Beauty launches today, reveals how she takes care of her skin

Kate Upton stepped out in Paris without makeup on Tuesday, Oct. 1, not even batting an eye as she walked the streets with her blemishes in full view

Ruby Rose, 31, has revealed an allergic reaction caused her skin to breakout recently.

And how they learned to love the skin they're in.

Social media is notorious for everything except showing the real things. From heavy photo editing and airbrushing pictures to carefully staging every move they make, from hiding the raw stuff and only showcasing the perfect side of things, you may start to wonder why everyone but you has a perfect life, perfect relationship, and perfect skin. Hence, the self-image issues.

It's all thanks to her Proactiv partnership.

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