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[beautyandlifestyleblog86]

Hyaluronic acid is a remarkable ingredient that works wonders for the skin. It has the ability to plump up the skin and provide a healthy dose of hydration, resulting in soft and radiant skin. This magic molecule has the power to attract and retain moisture, making it an excellent moisturizer. By binding water to the skin, it helps to restore and maintain optimal hydration levels, leaving the skin looking plump and youthful. Additionally, hyaluronic acid also promotes collagen production, which contributes to the overall health and elasticity of the skin. So, if you're looking to achieve a soft and healthy complexion, incorporating hyaluronic acid into your skincare routine is definitely a game-changer!

[msreyny]

How to get rid of acne

hi darling ! i’m back with a new post about my acne and how i got rid of it+ made my skin clear.

1: know your skin type ! it’s one of the most important thing, it will help you choose the right products for u !

2: choose the right cream and cleanser for your skin, wash your face twice a day.

3: do not have a 10 step routine it’s useless, the less the better :)

4: i personally use complements to help, i recommend using some zinc, it’s so helpful with acne/ scares and dilates pores + it’s cheap.

5: always use sunscreen, even in winter the uv can damage your skin.

[kinkyclouds]

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Do you struggle with dark spots after pimples? I do! I get cystic acne on my ass sometimes and it’s a real pain 🤦🏽‍♀️ but these bad boys right here have totally cleared up my scaring along with a lil serum

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[pa55ionlessvl0g]

You're 19 and STILL have acne?

I am a 19-year-old and I have acne, its genetic is not gonna go away until my mid-twenties. No one ever really acknowledged or mentioned it unless I did it.

Recently I got a job in customer service, which is very exciting, finally a stable source of income. Interaction with costumers can go in 3 ways: normal human being, they’re just there for the service nothing more, maybe some irrelevant talk; Shitty beings, they’re just rude, and exist to make workers feel awful; and the condescending ones.

Now for the 3 class, I realized that these might only be my personal. experience. these interactions will usually go like this:

The person will either spend and awfully long time looking at me, then deciding to go to the front desk, or just go to it from the start.

They ask for whatever they need. As I turn around to get them whatever, they will mention my acne.

Then proceed to give me a list of homemade remedies. or recommend a product I never heard of before.

I just respond with a fake tone of gratitude, saying: I didn't know about that, maybe I'll try it.

I won't try it.

They do all of this while sounding like my acne means the end of my life. To clarify I am aware of that they might not have any malicious intend when doing this but is still tiring.

Like you don't have to tell me it's there. I AM VERY AWARE OF IT. I've already tried pretty much everything, and I'm finally in a place in life where having acne has almost become irrelevant. Almost because whether I like it or not is still there, and because of it I've discovered a bunch of things that I enjoy, like make up, or skin care. But it still hurts how one of my biggest insecurities is mentioned.

I think they see me as a pitiful person working a low paying job (I'm not complaining, I unironically enjoy my job very much.) with a face that resembles a cheese pizza.

Just a piece of advice to you, if you see someone with acne like me, don't mention it unless they do. More importantly DO NOT offer unrequested advice. While some people are okay with it or seem okay with it. I can assure you (on the base of anecdotes, and personal experience) we're actually not.

[prettyeyedmaureen]

This makes me feel so pretty

[kimberly-spirits13]

Does anyone know what exactly The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution does? Like would it be good for pigment acne scaring or would it flare it all up???

[nexplanonyey]

Update 6/16/2021

Had an implant for three years. Got it changed out at PP again and paid $600. 3 years went by and I go change it at PP again. They tell me off label use is 5 years! Hell ya I thought.

Wait two more years. $59 Obgyn this time tells me PP should not have told me 5 years and that it was dangerous to have it past 3. Never got pregnant so did not care. Still don't. I have had my third one for a few months now. Less bruising this time and it is MUCH closer to the surface. I threw up halfway through this procedure because I was so anxious about the pain but did not have any. The healing process was a bitch because of old scar tissue and the previous implant being impeded or something. Also it was so close to the surface that my boob would rub on it and cause sharp pain. It took like 15 days and a lot of ibuprofen. I have had regular periods, very light actually now that I've thought about it. But no long term bleeding again!!! Love that. No weight gain like last time. It's super close to the surface and never hurts anymore. I deff recommend this birth control. My hormonal acne is a little much but get in touch with me and I will tell you my routine that helps the healing process a TON. If I get many likes on this I will just post the routine on here. Will post pics if I can find them.

[elysiumxflowers]

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