opening up about my biggest insecurities

[@ingriddahl2470]

Hi! I just want to say that I`ve been following your channel since I was 16 years old (Im 22 now). I`ve never commented on any of your videos before, but I just want to say that you have been a big inspiration for me through these years. I just love your creativity, the 50s inspired vibes you have in many of your videos, and all the good and personal thoughts / experiences you share. Thanks for sharing so great content, we appreciate it :)

[@CarolineLivino12345]

love this comment 😍😍

[@madisonelyse6517]

ok i saw a quote recently that was like "I grew out of my jeans and instead of waging a war on myself I bought new jeans" and i love how simple it made everything sound hahah

[@HelloKatyxo]

hi guys!! this was a rather difficult video for me to film, but I felt sharing my insecurities could be so beneficial in a world that has become so obsessed with perfection, especially online. I hope you like this video :) // EXPAND FOR TIMESTAMPS: keratosis pilaris & eczema: 2:03 body hair + shaving my arms: 7:15 cellulite: 10:48 negative self-talk & dressing room meltdowns: 11:44 where insecurity stems from: 12:19 the "once I have.." mentality: 13:05 weight gain: 14:25 "the cut" article: 16:21 how I cope with insecurity: 17:59

[@KarenLopez-kp6mw]

When you said "if a baby sits on my lap he will be super comfy" was so cute. Made me smile 😊

[@LexieLombard]

Karen Lopez same, so precious

[@monicaxmarlene]

Maybe I am just really emotional right now but this hit home. I have been struggling with my insecurities for a long time now. Don’t know know when they developed but they have stuck with me for years now, I don’t talk to anyone about them because I feel like it makes them seem more real in a way or I am just opening the ground for people to judge me so I deal with them by myself. But watching this video really made me feel a little better since I know I am not the only one that struggles with insecurities. Thank you for talking about things like these and opening up about your insecurities, I know it takes courage so thank you.💗🥺

[@cassidykeefe259]

Just saying, the least interesting thing about someone is their looks. I’ve never met someone, left a conversation and solely been like wow they are really attractive, there’s more to people and we need to remember that

[@linneakemp3274]

you always make me feel so comfortable being human, I so admire you

[@alicynlorraine]

Holy cow I don’t know that I could ever post this. I so admire your bravery and for keeping it real!

[@Juliezeneth]

i truly appreciate the beautiful openness of this subject on insecurities because...i mean...we all have them. 🥰💕

[@HelloKatyxo]

So true!!!

[@rebeccadailey9766]

For everyone who has KP (Keratosis pilaris), you need to try "The Scrub Of Your Life" and "The righteous butter" from Soap & Glory! It is a game changer, within a couple weeks of use (using it about 3-4 days a week), the bumps on the back of my arms were basically gone!! Please try it! I did not think it would work, but trust me when I say it DOES!

[@MC-dx1xi]

I’ve struggled with my weight since I was a child, and it’s always been an uphill battle. I just recently stopped intertwining my self worth with the number on the scale or the cellulite on my legs, because I have so much more to offer to this world than just that. As I get older, I realize that real women (not the edited picturesque versions of what women “should” be) come in all different shapes, sizes, and imperfections which make us both unique and sexy. As far as men commenting on our physical appearances (of which we have no control over or frankly should be none of their concern), to me it just shows a lack of sexual/emotional maturity and experience. I promise you real men don’t give a damn lmao. Loved this video and I appreciate your ability to be so vulnerable with your audience💕

[@JaxAlexandra]

So courageous! Yes, we may have insecurities, but they are apart of us. And you can't let it define you. I totally understand, I've had eczema from an infant and I'm 23 now, there's no cure (I've legit been in and out of dermatologist my whole life and struggling to a point where I've legit had to miss school because of focusing issues. All you can do is maintain it with the right diet (auto immune/anti-inflammatory), fragrant free, gentle, natural oat based moisturizers and soaps, as well as staying constantly hydrated. Laser light treatments work too to tone down the inflammation.

[@shelbifavre]

Yes, I love this! Also working on loving my body better right now rather than willing myself to be something I'm not. Thanks for being real. This is really refreshing on the internet right now.

[@savannaj2]

Katy, thank you for always being so vulnerable. You are helping thousands of people come to terms with their insecurities and embrace them. I know for me seeing you be so real and raw is so powerful and inspires me to address my own insecurities and accept myself in the mess of trying to keep myself afloat. I hope you know how much you’ve made a positive impact on others lives and my life. Thank you!! 🥀✨

[@starbyheart]

I started crying while watching this because I have been feeling very insecure about my body and this was like a pep talk that I needed. thank you 💖

[@maddietsou2776]

I APPRECIATE YOU SO MUCH, you break barriers and make us feel so comfortable and accepted, you’re just amazing. Also, I am an extremely hairy person as well, I used to wear jeans and long sleeves in the dead of summer because I was so insecure about it when I was as young as 9 years old. I started shaving my arms when I was in middle school. I’m 23 now, still doing it, also never looked back. It’s whatever makes you feel more comfortable and confident!!!

[@MrsvioletQueen]

I'm glad you make this video! Our insecurities basically almost the same! I have eczema too.. at one point I'm not leaving my house for more than two months just because eczema... I have cellulite too.. bother me at first but not now.. as I get older I realized that none of us is perfect and all the insecurities fade away one by one..

[@HelloKatyxo]

Wow! So good to know I'm not alone. This is so true, as we age we realize we're not alone :)

[@sarahpatterson764]

This video encouraged me to start working through my own insecurities and trying to accept myself

[@theahenderson5884]

Katy this video could not have come at a better time for me - it's so easy to get down on yourself for having insecurities, and forgetting that other people have insecurities too! Thanks for having the courage to be so vulnerable and open, it means a lot. Sending lots of love from Australia ❤

[@SpookyJenilee]

I’d just like to say you look beautiful in this video. Your hair, the headband, and your skin looks so glowy ✨ I love the natural makeup look

[@akcashmer]

You are the sister I never had. Thank you for being so vulnerable and putting yourself out there. Whenever I feel down on myself of like an internal war is about to start, I watch one of your videos and it puts it all back into perspective. Thank you

[@michelllemariie]

You are so well spoken and your videos are so informative and pleasing to the eyes. Like keep doing what your doing. It’s magical.

[@paigem.918]

I have cellulite and I am a fairly fit lady- definitely was tough to accept myself but it helped that i had many role models like you relaying the message that cellulite is NORMAL and OKAY. Thanks for making videos like these!

[@SonjaJones01]

Katy, I love how honest and vulnerable you are! I’ve been watching your videos for about 5 years now and it’s been really cool watching you grow into the confident woman you are! You inspire me to be me and not care what others think!

[@luccianalewis9473]

For being happy. You always must love yourself don't care about anybody. We are like the flowers. All are unique and different at the same time. I am very happy for you for that you learned how to love yourself

[@leelee89ism]

Great video Katy! I really loved your journal entry and the quote about being incredibly real in a false world. It’s like the world is set up to make us feel badly about ourselves. You scroll through social media and see so many un real things and you feel like that is how you are supposed to look. So I find this very refreshing! I love your eyebrows so much! My brows are a big insecurity. Thank you for sharing this vulnerable side of yourself. 👸🏻

[@GabrielDimude]

The full picture of life makes it worth living. Thank you for the great inspirations. Journaling really helps.

[@junginpark6921]

Hi Katy! This video really spoke to me and it was so reassuring to hear about a youtuber/influencer who goes through eczema too. My hands are super bad too and I understand how hard it is and how insecure it can make you feel.. Thank you so much for talking about this online

[@bhabnapati2092]

thank you so much for your vulnerability and courage and sharing your story with us! i really needed to hear this rn. i’ve been recovering from an eating disorder this past year and the last few weeks have been challenging so it really helped to hear this.

[@lindseysciabarrasi3502]

This was the most poised and non-complaining way to own up and empower yourself of your insecurities. Bravo, Katy ❤️

[@Samuestar]

I also used to really dislike my body hair, as I also have dark hair. So I finally started laser hair removal three months ago and I couldn't be happier about my decision. After one session it was already so much better! It's also interesting how we beat ourselves down sometimes and whilst I don't know you personally, I always admired your inner and outer beauty! I think you have a beautiful face and amazing eyes!!

[@DROPofFREEDOM]

Yes! It’s 2 am here and I was waiting for this video. I’m happy you made this. You are loved!

[@HelloKatyxo]

Aww! Happy to hear this, love. Thank you!

[@KathleenAndEmmaShow]

I love this video and I love what you said about the “once I have” mentality. I live with a severe genetic illness and, when I got really sick in my late teens, I got stuck in that mentality SO much. Like “once my nausea is better, I’m going to do xyz” but I’ve realized that if I just sit here waiting for a cure, I’m going to waste my whole life. Life isn’t just the beginning and the end, you have to find a way to live in the middle where things aren’t so perfect and not 100% the way you want them to be. Once one problem is solved, we usually find another one so I’ve just been working hard at finding peace where I am. One thing that has really sold that for me is my weight. When I was healthier, I was a healthy weight but on the heavier side; I did sports and had big things and big muscles. Then, when I got sick, I lost a significant amount of weight. But losing all that weight didn’t help me love my body anymore. You get used to seeing what you see in the mirror and it quickly becomes your normal so I felt the same before and after the weight loss. What made a difference for me though was changing my self talk and being positive about my body. Even if you don’t believe the positive self talk at first like you may not actually love your body, but the more you say it and think it, the more your brain forms new pathways and makes it easier to think that thought. The more we think a certain thought, the more likely we are to keep thinking it. Overall, I deal with a lot of insercurities, I’m in a wheelchair, I have feeding tubes and iv lines sticking out of my body, I’m underweight, my skin is a mess of eczema, etc. but I’ve decided to love my body not despite it all but because of it all. All those little pieces that I like or dislike are part of me and the only way to love the full picture is to find love for all the pieces that build it 🖤

[@mariah7295]

I’ve dealt with eczema my whole life! Been bed ridden because of it. The biggest thing that has changed my skin was that I got my blood drawn to do a food allergy test. It has made the biggest difference!! my skin is so much better since I’ve taken out the main things that were on my severe reaction list, as well as gluten and dairy. Eczema is an auto immune disease, so you have to heal it from the inside out, it has everything to do with what you’re eating! ❤️❤️ hope this helps, eczema can be such a burden stay strong!

[@lafleur43]

Hi Katy! I think you may find that cutting out gluten will really help your eczema. It's such an inflammatory foods and is directly related to many skin issues. I used to have eczema patches everywhere, too, and once I noticed the connection to gluten, they completely cleared up. I still let myself "indulge" sometimes, but it's been hugely helpful to know what my skin triggers are. Hoping this helps a little!

[@Randilynn66]

I had laser hair removal on my arms, bikini line, upper lip, chin and side burns. It was life changing.

[@Melly-G]

The cake metaphor really got me i will be adding it to my journal, in life you need the good and the bad and we need to remember that more :)

[@HelloKatyxo]

So happy to hear it! XO

[@TheJadeAffect]

Shea butter (unrefined), coconut oil, and other oils the second you get out of the shower does wonders for me! also using non fragrance or the most straight bland soaps or all natural soaps. i feel you girl!!!

[@klqeex]

2:43 i feel you, ive had eczema since i was 3 months old, its like you cant control yourself from scratching, i cannot sleep and not even scratch myself ONCE. Ppl usually tell me "Stop scratching! It will get worse!" Its kinda getting annoying, i learned i was allergic to something called "propylene glycol" in french, its an ingredient ppl use for like shampoo, Moisturizer, creme, etc… so i cant put anything on my body

[@raeanneroberts]

I have eczema & rosacea and it was very very hard for me to learn how to love myself and I still struggle sometimes. you word everything so beautifully in every video and make me tune in and connect with you. thank you for sharing on these topics as I know many of us deal with the same things❤️

[@aleaheileen7155]

I really love your honesty in your videos and how you keep it so real! So glad I found your channel : )

[@DuckinaBearCostume]

I can fully relate to your pain with skin issues. Especially when you said you have to cancel plans because of this. It almost takes longer for your self esteem to heal than the skin itself. Food choices (sadly) have played such an important role in my eczema recovery

[@eris5688]

I literally searched up eczema insecurities because no one ever has the same problem as me.. I’m not even to insecure about many things and when I do I usually can move past it.. but my eczema and body hair are the worst. I don’t even care to much about the body hair but the eczema is everywhere plus I’m black so it’s just black and I have scars everywhere because of scratching and I’m so insecure about my skin and I missed events because I couldn’t cover up my whole body properly and I’ve failed gym because I didn’t wanna wear a bathing suit during the swimming unit and people assumed I just hate swimming. I try not to do to much stuff in gym because I get sweaty making me itchy causing me to get more scars. I don’t know why I’m venting right now sorry bye

[@HannahUGBanana]

I used to have Keratosis pilaris really bad, changing my diet and using Amlactin Lotion twice daily for a while really helped!

[@lux-nx3dw]

Thanks for all your videos Katy. You’re so well spoken and relatable. I appreciate your honesty!!

[@dreamylove4196]

I love your consistent vulnerability and honesty. Please keep it up!!

[@Jen-ki8jk]

I would get bullied in school for my arm hair and I've never seen/heard of anyone with similar struggles💜 this helps a lot with normalizing it

[@agustinavillias1131]

I loved this video! So raw and real! Thank you for sharing with us. You should make an audio version and put it in your podcast i think more people should listen to this.

[@jenniferscott2569]

Katy you are literally my virtual best friend !!! Ugh I needed this!!

[@AngelTaylors]

OMG! Thank you for posting this Katy! I have theeeeeeeeee WORST eczema of all time and it really messes with your emotional and mental state! At least it does for me! I went to see my doctor because It was so terrible all around my eyelids and under eyes and even on the sides of my face. I've dealt with forms of it since before I can remember and it's been so frustrating (PERFECT WORD) trying to nail it down! Just purchased my first bottle of glad skin though and am excited to try it out! I've been lathering aquaphor and cera ve creams on my skin but excited to try this and see if it works out! You're stunning though - eczema or not! Thank you for being transparent always xo

[@popposterboy]

Omg yes! I know this was not the main topic of the video! But these fitting rooms do have bad lighting 😭😭 I have acne scars so I hate fittings with horrible lighting. I find myself just looking down at the clothes and now at the full frame

[@gracehaymond]

I so appreciate how real you are. Thank you for being you

[@curlyqs521]

I have eczema too and it's terrible! Similar to you, I get flare ups on my hands, chest, neck and even under my arms. I definitely want to try GladSkin! I've been using goat's milk soap religiously on my face and body, and Nivea cream as a moisturizer. Those are the only things that have keep my skin clear and calm. It even helps with breakouts!

[@sofiawikstrom7905]

Loves this video Katy! Kind of like an episode of your podcast but in virtual form, so in to this!

[@sammieannie421]

I haven't watched your videos in awhile, but as I kept seeing your photos on insta and youtube, I kept thinking "wow, Katy's skin looks so nice recently!" and then I open this video to see it's your first insecurity!! goes to show, beauty is in the eye of the beholder :)

[@agranruth94]

I have KP too on the back of my arms and side of my thighs. I started eating gluten free and dairy free and it has decreased a significant amount. It also has helped my skin overall and I’ve noticed less issues around my jawline (hormonal). Most inflammatory issues are gut related so id also suggest a good probiotic to help promote good gut bacteria.

[@zairaxpunk]

I know this video is going to be great and I haven’t even hit play yet 💗

[@HelloKatyxo]

AW you're sweet!! I hope you like it :)

[@katiegraceeimers]

The world needs more people like you!!! 💗 so inspiring ✨

[@pipkennedy4776]

wow! i came here from brit lancaster's latest video where she mentions you and i am so happy i watched this and some of your other videos :)

[@isabelwylde]

I love your jumper (sweater)!! Where is it from? Also you're absolutely right about dairy. I used to have both asthma and eczema all the time before I gave up dairy. Now, I've been dairy-free for 9 years and my skin is so much better than it used to be. Thank you for this video. You're really helping people xx

[@michelle2814]

Your content is gold. Honestly related to so many subjects you touched on.. especially skin issues. Thanks so much for the advice!!! I love hearing to what you have to say girl!! 💜👍🏼

[@lushglow3838]

Katy, it's good you found something to help with your eczema. You talk about getting to the root of the problem, but applying lotion to your skin is just a cover up solution that isn't fixing the actual root of the problem. Your skin's reaction is just the surface reaction to something you are putting inside of your body to cause the issue. If your microbiome is not in balance, thats an internal issue and a lotion or skin cream cannot fix that. That is the actual root of most problems like this (the internal cause is the root cause). If the fuel you put into your car is not good quality, your car will have issues. Same thing for your body. It would be good to see you address this, as it's really important to help others and knowledge in these situations is so powerful.

[@HelloKatyxo]

LushGlow Hi! Did you watch the entire segment on my eczema? I discuss dietary changes I’ve made as well as other things I’ve done beyond just using the cream. Additionally, I’ve eliminated dairy (with small slip ups here and there) and have noticed further improvement! I am aware lotion isn’t the sole cure, but it certainly has been a big contributor. Everyone’s body is so different and therefore different things cause improvement for each of us. thanks! xo

[@kaitlynfrank6657]

Thank you for this video! I have psoriasis and eczema. I’ve been dealing with hiding my body by not wearing anything shorter than a 3/4 sleeve and capris. It feels good to know I’m not alone. Thank you :)

[@mywaygirls]

Thank you for this video!! I also have many skin problems such as psoriasis and KP and it so great seeing someone talking about it, and not feeling alone in this. Thank you!!

[@sandrajuarez261]

Wow... wow... I’m so beyond happy you made this video! This is why I love you and your whole channel and what you preach on here. I can definitely understand from where you are coming from. I now have a 2 year old son and before I was pregnant I was a health nut that would count calories, work out for hours in the gym and really watch very single little thing I ate to try and stay “fit”. After my pregnancy I had gained a lot of weight and as soon as I had the okay from my doctor I started to work out again to lose all the weight. I wanted to have the body I use to have before I was pregnant but slowly I started to realize that I had changed though out this whole process. Now I go to the gym to have some time to myself, be healthy and to “work on myself.”. But my perspective has shifted tremendously. Now I have more curves (after being pregnant), I have a few stretch marks and at first I was so embarrassed about them. Now, as you said I think of them as something positive. They might not be pretty to other but it taught me to really dig inside and love my body in a whole different level than before. With that being said, my son has eczema and I understand how difficult that can be. I feel some people don’t understand how challenging it can be to deal with that every day. Since my son was 3 weeks old he’s been dealing with eczema. It’s been such a tough obstacle to get though but things have gotten better as the years have gone by. He’s been to different Dermetologiest and we have finally found a routine that works best for his skin. But I remember crying so much for him because nothing would help and everything I would try would only make things worse or not help at all. But there are definitely ways to help it stay under control. I know (at least for my son) Vaseline helps tremendously! Applying it after his prescribed medication helps it seal it all in. Again, thank you so much for this very inspiring/beautiful video! 💓

[@HelloKatyxo]

Thank you for sharing your story, Sandra. I love to hear how you've been able to dig inside and love your body more as you've grown! I'm so sorry your son has eczema, I truly do know what he's going through as I've had it my whole life. I hope he finds total comfort very very soon! XO

[@sandrajuarez261]

HelloKaty thank you! 💓

[@Blake_ford13]

Thank you for always being so real and raw with us

[@Anne5191]

This video is more important than you know!!!!! Thank you for spreading these messages and putting this out there I think every girl needs to hear this

[@nhtathinfbntb2746]

Eczema on the back and shoulders/neck together are probably the worst places to have it, especially if it is really really bad. A couple months ago, it was the worst I ever had it. For weeks I couldnt sleep at night while working mon-fri and doing school. It was so bad. Not only the skin, but my mental was so tired from battling eczema every single day in the mornings, after showering, at night, and during sleep. The reason I say it is the worst place to have it, is because you can't sleep! I remember having mental breakdowns in the middle of the night simply because I couldnt lie down on my back while having exams and waking up at 6 to go to work. On top of dealing with a severe auto immune problems, I was getting 2 hours of sleep each night. It was probably the worst time of my life so far. I tried everything out there. Natural remedies, herbal medicine, ointments, diet change, life style changes, different creams lotions, and anything else you can think of. Eventually I went back to western medicine to see my dermatologist, and they put me on oral prednisone for 3-4 weeks with a taper off. The prednisone cleared everything. Took out all major inflammation. Since then, I have managed to maintain normal skin (but still dry skin of course) with very little breakouts which I just honestly just still continue to use ointments but extremely small doses (works for me). I get a small breakout maybe in certain hot spots every 2 weeks or so due to stress or reasons out of our control! Especially since we are still in the winter months. But the long term plan is to never use ointments or restrain from using which I believe I am headed in that direction now that I understand itch scratch cycles and doing my best to prevent breakouts and not letting it snowball! Slowly out growing eczema as im still young (20yo male).....hopefully cause like you said, it moves around your body over the years. I had it on my arms as a kid, legs too. As I gotten older it moved onto my torso and even on small parts of my face and fingers! hopefully it will be gone for good with everything that I do to fight it. I am hopeful.

[@haleybodell8948]

You’re so sweet! This makes me sad, I wish you knew how much God loves you! How unimportant these things are to him because he just simply loves you unconditionally.

[@karenvaleria1454]

I have never heard someone being insecure about hair in the ir arms but that was my biggest insecurity since middle school and actually shave the hair of my arms too, thanks for sharing!

[@CarolineLivino12345]

thank you for sharing this! you're so brave 😍😍

[@unnnaaflor]

love love this and love you for being so open ♥️

[@TuMadre6995]

i’ve shaved my arms every day since the night before our school pool party in 8th grade. no regrets here!

[@nadin3amanda]

I have eczema too. It's worse on my legs, hands, and face. It's so sad that I cannot wear skirts and shorts outside anymore. I'm scarred for life! I scar a lot and my eczema keeps coming back. I hope I can try gladskin too. Not so sure if it's available here in the Philippines. This is such a nice video. Keep it up!

[@alyssa4157]

I have keratosis pelaris too. its funny because i havent been bothered by it since middle school. a few months ago a newer friend was like oh no is your arm okay its really red? and i was just like oh yeah, i forgot i have that.

[@HelloKatyxo]

RIGHT?! This is how I am too. I forget about it constantly

[@kaitlynnstirling6494]

I also have KP and eczema too, and just found out I have a condition linked to my eczema that causes chronic eye infections. Love you ❤

[@nehabharti1505]

Haven't shaved for the entire winters😅 eyebrows are a little bushy, saw some new stretch marks, and I am still okay, I think as we grow older, we understand this is our body that has nothing to look perfect just be clean, healthy and at ease.

[@KaylaPatrickmusic]

You should check out the medical medium books or his website, he talks indepth about what causes eczema and how to fix it with an elimination diet, plant based food and supplements!

[@evelynwilliams8746]

The Medical Medium gives totally unfounded, bogus "health advice" (with no health qualifications to back it up), based on his 'communications with spirits from the future', and pays people to leave fake positive Amazon reviews on his books. Please don't endorse this guy- if you have a health problem, go to someone who's qualified and knowledgeable enough to actually help.

[@KaylaPatrickmusic]

@@evelynwilliams8746 I've had eczema myself and I've tried all the creams the doctor gave me, they helped at first but it would always come back worse than before. Healing with food is the answer and gets to the root cause. My skin has never been better now that I've incorporated more plant foods and supplements. If you check his instagram there are testimonies from real people who have cured their chronic diseases, yeah it might not be science, but it's helping thousands of people so why not give it a shot?

[@Katesbookdate]

Might be a weird detail to pick out of the video lol but if you want to try a dairy-free cheese, I LOVE the brand Chao. Definitely the best plant-based cheese I've ever tried!

[@HelloKatyxo]

OK this is SO GOOD TO KNOW!!!

[@xxmadhatterlovxx]

Hi Katy! I have really bad eczema also especially on my hands especially on my palms and fingers and it was soo bad especially since I moved to new york. I went to the derm and had a patch test done and it showed that I am allergic to a lot of materials in jewelry and a major cause was holding the rails in the subway!! I really recommend getting that done and seeing what's the cause of it. I have it on my chest too due to my necklaces etc.

[@veganwitch13]

I had eczema too in the winter very bad back in the day, never since I went vegan, and I never use moisturizer either

[@longlifemusic7]

you always make my day when i see you've uploaded

[@laurennoel91]

I really love how you talk about your insecurities and describe how you combat them. You’re honesty is always admirable...thanks for keeping it real 🖤

[@ayymejay]

I use to have eczema as well and the only thing that did it was cutting dairy out of my diet!

[@stepherweezy]

KATY we are literally the same person. It’s great to know we’re not alone 💓 Greetings from Cali, love you! 💓

[@annagiller9926]

I suffer from eczema too and I use Cetaphil moisturizing cream instead of lotion and it has done wonders for my skin. I coat myself twice a day with the cream especially during winter.

[@shainafrancis4753]

Such an amazing video, I love all of your content but this video was definitely at the top:)

[@Meredithlovification]

I’ve KP too. I’m very insecure of my body as well. Keeping loving yourself

[@madisonelyse6517]

ugh ive had cellulite since i was probs like 11, I went through an eating disorder and was underweight, i've been as fit as ever and no matter what i still have cellulite, its still an insecurity for me because im genuinely happy with my body now but thats like the one thing where i just feel like id be more confident without it but i guess its just gonna be here forever haha

[@heyitsjstme]

I have the same skin struggles! Thank you for sharing! We’re not alone in our insecurities💕

[@tmmlla]

Hi Katy, Love watching your channel! I accidentally found it when searching about things to do in NYC for a visit. You are so stylish and honest and I love that. After watching this, I wonder if you ever had your thyroid checked? The Thyroid when off can affect many other areas of your body and immune system. Just thought I would put it out there. I have a Hypothyroid once diagnosed a felt like a different person.

[@longlifemusic7]

can you please do a get ready with me with your current makeup routine?

[@aubreykaye7092]

Definitely have to say a lot of insecurities stem from media like TV and movies. It's like a brainwashing since birth about how we should look and be! Really sad but amazing that we can acknowledge it and step away from the judgments to truly love ourselves!

[@TiannaRichesxx]

I have had eczema my whole life, my biggest lifesaver is betnovate ointment. As soon as I get a bout of eczema I apply the ointment and it pretty much clears it up overnight! Definitely recommend!

[@crazykaitlyn]

That video filled my heart omg 😭

[@asherspickett]

I love your eye makeup, what are you using ?

[@jemimaawesomebieber]

Your vulnerability is so beautiful ❤️

[@monikasimovich446]

Katy ❤️ you are wonderful May I ask you where your lipstick, eyeshadow and blush is from?

[@fallbackin16]

i'm so late but your hair accessory reminds me SO much of Ever After!

[@elizabethrose8599]

Beautiful video & beautiful words, thanks Katy❤️

[@ByAnniM]

love this video katy!