Is Acne the Final Frontier of Body Positivity? | i-D

[@daisyspruce2066]

YES! acne doesn't get enough positivity. Every time i searched how to be happy with my acne, it'd come up with basically 'how to fix your face because its wrong'' videos

[@bempoucasombra7098]

It's understandable why there are so many articles and videos about minimizing/erasing acne tho. It's not a good idea to allow little blisters with pus inside to roam free on your skin, it can lead to many complications (fungi infevctions, intense scarring, etc) and theres no positive side to it. You can either treat it or learn to live with it.

[@ElectricHelloKitty]

Because its classified as a skin disease -you know a disease, things people usually try to heal. Humans have an instinct find obvious physical indicators of disease to be unappealing. This is why an even clear skin is considered attractive in all cultures of the world. The only people who like how acne looks intentionally emotionally conditioned themselves to like it. Learn to live with it and be emotionally okay reguardless or learn how to treat it, but dont be suprised most people don’t want raised discolored bumps all over their face

[@lordmaximus5]

yes, because acne is wrong. would you change your outlook on a broken leg or would you go to the doctors to fix it? Acne is not something to 'accept', sort it out. This is coming from someone who has suffered from acne for years, theres so many treatments out there nowadays you've got no excuse, please dont 'accept' having acne.

[@rupertbloomsbury9789]

Daisy Spruce fix it it's disgraceful

[@lauaracarrillo]

Daisy Spruce Please ignore the answers that are in here , I get what you said, I don't think they get your point of view, of how we have to fell shame for something that we can't control or that "love yourself" don't always means acept or show all kinds of body or skin or face.

[@Robro345]

People might think this means "having acne is beautiful" but I think this means "It's completely ok to have acne". Alot of people go through it but I think it's really rude to point it out on someone. Because most likely they are already trying their best to get their skin as healthy as possible; they know that it's there and they know it looks crazy but they don't want it to be the main thing people see. For those who do suffer from acne, don't try to rush it and don't overdo it. It takes time, it won't go away overnight. Before you know it you'll look amazing :^)

[@meowmeow5591]

You're still acting under the assumption that this kind of cystic hormonal painful acne is a result of greasy skin & cheap cleansers, something that is unhealthy and needs to be cleaned up....completely anti the message this video intents to tell.

[@Robro345]

I know it can be the result of genes too. My grandfather had it, my dad has had it, now it's my turn to go through it. I wasn't trying to say it's unhealthy or something that needs to be clean up but I was trying to say not to stress over it too much. I know people who go crazy when they miss a day of washing their face/body.

[@Robro345]

But I do think there's a point to where it does need to be treated or seen by a doctor. There have been many horrible cases of acne where it can take over people's neck and faces.

[@ehmeja]

I wish I'd read this a year ago...

[@FashionRoadman]

@lil c WELL SAID.

[@bluekitteneyes]

This is so important. I have struggled with acne for 10 years. I'm 24 now, and it's still an issue. People need to be more accepting and kind. I can't tell you how many times I've had people say things like "you should do something about your skin", "is this contagious?", "maybe you don't take enough care of your skin". It hurts. Trust us, we're already doing something about our skin, no need to be a POS about it.

[@Capgungoesbang]

The only thing missing from this is BODY acne. I have acne on my face but also all over my back and arms, I can never wear what I want because people stare and comment on my skin.

[@clownfriend]

Capgungoesbang i’m there with you! i’m glad i’m not the only one

[@doublecheese21]

Same here. :/

[@jelenaakatarinaa4426]

Same here

[@briannahrabak8396]

You’re definitely not the only one. People are very mean about it too even though it’s something we can’t help. Body acne is almost more damaging to self esteem than face acne because makeup can go on your face but there becomes a point where foundation on your shoulders, chest, and back becomes a hassle

[@dewidevries1702]

You should check out Sophie Harris Taylor her website. There are also photo's of people with acne on their back for example. I think she adressed your point very well ;)

[@cranberrywb100]

I’m so glad that there’s a movement like this out there. I’ve cried over my acne multiple times and I think I just needed to hear that it was nothing to be so ashamed of

[@clownfriend]

i wish people would talk about body acne. i have it all over my torso and arms and i feel so alone

[@kathis.3973]

8Continues I know how you feel, I have dermatillomania and I hate showing my shoulders or thighs bc I pick at my skin when I'm stressed. You're not alone in this and you're still beautiful. You deserve to feel beautiful. Hope this helps a little x

[@_politefrog_8892]

I don’t know what it’s like to have body acne and I’m certain it comes with its own forms of self esteem and body image issues. All I know is that it’s hard having face acne because your face is the window to who you are and what most people focus on when interacting with you. It’s also the first thing you see when looking in a mirror. That being said, I’m sure body acne would be really detrimental to your self esteem about your body and make you afraid to ever go swimming or even be intimate with your partner.

[@ariv1813]

I have it on my upper arms and i hate it..

[@petra_uhrakova]

Kathi S. You speak my mind. I have dermatillomania too and I always pick on my arm acne. It’s such a nightmare..

[@Selene666]

I've been suffering from back acne for the past 10 years. I haven't worn anything to reveal my back ever since. Now I started having acne on my arms as well, so I can't wear tank tops. It's crazy how much people will judge you and bully you for something you not only have no control over, but also doesn't affect them in any way.

[@winterain17]

Selene I don't have acne on my face and when people compliment my skin and put themselves down for having acne, I show them mine on my arms. At the end of the day, it's just skin and we shouldn't be considering it as something horrific.

[@piper8027]

This. Is. Amazing. I have never ever seen a magazine showing real skin before let alone skin with acne or rosacea or scaring. Acne and acne scaring has been a huge part of my life and self confidence since I can remember and seeing a video like this being posted on a fashion magazine's page means a lot and I am sure it will on many people who are dealing with acne.

[@twitcutie]

This speaks to me. I have been asking this question to myself a lot recently and I’m glad others are feeling the same way I do.

[@josielambert12]

So in the comments im seeing a lot of stuff along the lines of 'acne is ok, but its still not beautiful'. But why isnt it beautiful? My family is genetically predisposed to acne and growing up watching my three older sisters who i idolised and wanted to imitate in any way i developed a totally different view. I thought my sisters were beautiful, i loved their hair, i couldnt wait to have a womans body like them, and i couldnt wait to get acne too! Because i thought it was beautiful! Our ideas about acne are shaped by our spheres of interaction with our family, community, and society. Unfortunately by the time i was 10 and started to get my first pimples my ideas had been changed by the wider world and i hated my skin. I've had acne for 10 years now and i've finally reached the point again where i dont look at my spots and scarring and hate myself, nor do i just accept it, i love my skin. It does its job well and even if its doesnt look like everyone elses, thats because its mine. And its beautiful.

[@PHlophe]

Miss Lamberts its not beautiful because its genetic. why do you want to force people to love invasive pimples with a lot of mayonnaise in them though ? I had tons of it and i was called pizza face until my african side of the family demanded i stop eating chocolate, peanut butter, almond and then use raw cocoa and a thinned up coconut. it worked wonders. 90% of those disappeared. it is first world problems to have a "poor me|" attitude toward acnee when there are far worse things that could affect your physical health. Trust me.

[@kathis.3973]

This is kinda similar to what I experienced. I remember reading in a teen magazine's quiz "Do you have problems with pimples?" And I was like no bc I don't see my pimples as problems. This changed only because literally everyone else told me acne was something you couldn't have if you wanted to be pretty. You don't have to find every pimple beautiful in order to not see a person's beauty reduced by their acne or other skin issues. It's really something that should be considered normal and ok to have, just like body hair, fat, disabilities and all the other things I'm forgetting here. The body positivity movement, but especially mainstream media and ads definitely have to catch up with that. (edit:) Also, concerning the reply above: Just because you could have it worse doesn't mean you should have to feel bad about yourself because of what you look like and constantly be told that you can't be beautiful.

[@lilakatze]

You can't make other people love what's ugly. But yeah, other people must be delicate about your skin condition.

[@mjjjermaine]

This is amazing. I never had acne, but I had severe eczema on my face. If we can change the stigma around skin issues, this could really make waves.

[@lilakatze]

Yeah, and people would catch contagious skin conditions such as shingles

[@AlefBass]

"At least women can wear make up bla bla bla" that's not the point of the video at all. I think it's actually about that you don't have to wear make up to hide it if you don't want. Ps: mens can wear make up too. actually if you have a face you can wear make up. :)

[@silvern0va]

No to mention makeup makes it worse,,, I have to go natural as much as I can because even just wearing makeup for two hours will give me new pimples. It sucks because you can't be taken seriously in a professional world if you have acne because it's seen as something gross and people think you have bad skin hygeine because of it and it's something that's associated with teens.

[@mooimacow9533]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@PHlophe]

men are not socialiased into wearing make up for the same reason we can't wear skirts. so unlike women we have no option to hide our scars , we can't hide our balding heads etc...

[@mvm7739]

Maybe being able to wear make up is even worse because then you are expected to do it. And if you are used to wearing make up you feels so much more worse without it. I literally have anxiety to go out without make up.

[@HushhTheCatsInTheBag]

It's both bizarre and comforting hearing a complete stranger share thoughts that are exactly the same as ones that have run through your own mind, 👏 i-D

[@Ruby_Spacek]

My face used to get red/pimples when I was younger, I refused to be seen without make up, etc. I do think that if we get used to these positive images, it can change the perception. I mean I remember wanting to get rid of my freckles, now people paint them on.

[@denizyldrm3554]

Thank you I-D fot this inspirational video. I have acne since 5. Grade and I wasn't happy about it. I did a lot of thing to clear my face but they didn't work and one day I actually embraced my face and this kinds of videos helped me very much so thank you. Love from Turkey

[@uninspiredmutation5814]

Along with getting acne on my back, chest, neck, arms, and face, I have keratosis pilaris covering my arms and stomach. People always assume it’s all acne and make fun of my arms. It’s annoying and makes me upset.

[@gemspml1269]

i have bad acne on my face and it causes me really bad anxiety and depression about the way i look to the point where i will just break down crying at random moments when i’m not wearing makeup because of my thoughts saying how ugly i am, and it’s constantly on my mind all day about the way i look, makeup or not, so it’s really good to see acne positivity like this because i feel like it’s the one aspect of body positivity that people forget about the most

[@ramonabl8597]

Such an inspiring and positive video! I am 25 and suffering from acne for about 10 years now. I have come to the point where I stopped wearing make-up because I feel like it worsens it. Not only because it is not good for my skin but also because I want to accept myself the way I am. Nobody is perfect and i know that I have pimpels and scars all over my face, chest and back but I decided that this will not keep me from wearing spaghetti and tank tops or go sunbathing in a back-free swim suit. When people ask me about it I try not to get angry but explain them that I am suffering from acne. I dont need new doctors or medicine recommendations, like, it will not kill me. It hurts me often, but treating it as something natural will but less stress on myself. Sometimes you just cant influence it. I feel the worst when people tell me its because I am taking not enough care of myself, but at tge same time I see that they just cant imagine living with acne.

[@smurfinator1]

Found myself the other day wishing you guys would put out more content and now you're doing stuff almost every day! loving it

[@Ourohmu]

Thank you for this... I went on acutane at 14 to solve my acne. My self esteem was nonexistent before I got rid of the pimples, scars, and discoloration. I was made fun of a lot. I felt like getting rid of my acne would be the only way to feel great about myself. I wish I could hug young me.

[@KittySnicker]

It makes more sense for this to be part of body positivity than being overweight! People actually can’t help acne! When I was 13 and my skin was really bad, I was fucking miserable and was willing to take anything just for a chance to clear it.

[@annomalia_m]

I had acne of all over my face. It was my biggest problem for years, until i started to take pills form doctor. Now when i stopped taking medicine it is starting to appear again. But you know, i don't wear any foundation or powder. I feel really good with myself, in the Way i look. And if it sounds stupid, this video did help me a bit, to fight my Demons. Be proud of the Way you look! ❣️

[@bonnies1543]

full support for humanising beauty and making it more genuine and honest!

[@rwise0]

beautiful, gave me goosebumps.. too relatable, the portraits were amazing :)

[@bridgetbourke3345]

F YES! I am SO here for this!! I got HORRIBLE acne after 1 year on pred (steroids) and was wearing heavy makeup everyday! One day I just went "f it!" and stopped wearing foundation - it helped my skin and confidence so much omg! Acne happens for SO many reasons beyond our control, we shouldn't have to hide it and destroy our skin by hiding it!

[@typothalamus]

I've had acne since the 3rd grade, I never knew this movement existed. It felt like I lived in a bubble my whole life.

[@jungersummer1427]

This is literally what I told my friend that why people appreciate the beauty of freckle but can't tolerate acne! It is a struggle that women constantly have and people should really be more tolerate to that!!

[@gingerfiz5584]

From the age of 12 I had acne and it made me very self-conscious. I did everything I could to take it away. Masks, pills, creams and nothing helped. People think they can cure it by saying things like “don't wear make-up it'll clog your pores” or “Go into the sun more often it'll do good for you” but without make up I didn't dare to leave the house and not all acne just gets better with sunlight. It took me 6 years to finally let go of foundation and just roll with what I have. It's a freeing experience. I still feel that if I didn't have acne I'd be more beautiful. But even with acne, I'm not that bad looking. And saying that, and being honest about it is a huge step to confidence. Both boys and girls, be proud of yourselves because even with the hell of having acne, you're beautiful!

[@byrtubeon]

JUST TYPE IN: MOTWEIGH ACNE into the KZbin search box. Click the video and then click the "SHOW MORE" below the video to read the full instructions. IT WILL CURE YOUR ACNE IN LESS THAN 4 WEEKS.

[@mesunekonyan]

I dont have acne when I was in High School but they started popping up when I graduated High school. I know that is not normal like what they "pimples are part of puberty." then my menstruation started to be irregular too. Last May I was diagnes with PCOS which basically the reason why I have these massive acnes. It was never easy on me, makes me depress because of the comments I receive from people around me. Like "maybe you are not taking care of your self and skin" "you dont care whatever happens to your face" and other negative comments that make me more hate myself. There are times when I am so down and cry and then laugh about it after. But I realized that why would I be ashame of my face and skin. This is normal, I didnt caused this, my hormone should be blame and at least I am doing everything I can to help improve my health, skin, and lessen my acne and scars. We shouldnt give up on this! Let's walk outside, go to school, go shopping, go out in a date without wearing make up. You'll get used to it and we shouldnt be minding what others are thinking, they dont know whats really this battle is. #FreethePimple ❤

[@tudormiller8898]

Finally! A video showing females with acne as positive. I was always made to feel guilty for dating girls with acne in high school by my peers. Now I wish I'd never listened to them.

[@swaggyyoutuber2963]

I honestly hate my acne but as much as I hate it I can deal with it on my face. I can’t ever wear a swim suit though, it’s all over my back, chest and half of my upper arms... I just want to be pretty

[@chrichico]

I'm struggling with severe depression from looking at my acne scars.This give me hope that I will one day not care bout how my skin looks.

[@lawlaw295]

You will never be hanged in public because of your skin.

[@sashaivanchenko9153]

Back when I started having acne, I didn’t want anyone to talk to me about it, I just wanted ppl to stop having disgusted look on their face. I honestly dunno if a simple video or a talk can help smn who’s been hurt for so many years. I still have a little of it and now I don’t wanna society to accept me, because this skin of mine is not pretty, I myself struggle to accept it with all its large pores, oiliness and redness

[@i-D]

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[@brookylnvicent9054]

This's the video that i need to watch right now !!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@matthewchristopher9780]

Yas!! This video is so inspiring!!💕💕

[@sparklesparklebee]

Amazing, I would love to participate to something like this !!! But I am seeing that body acne is missing from this campaign which is a bummer. It is such a common form of acne which I also have on my shoulders, back, arms and upper legs along with my face. Either way this is such a nice idea...

[@lyssa8104]

Some people in the comments seem to think that diet and acne creams make it disappear- well, they don't. Even antibiotics and chemicals, while they help, may never actually be able to erase acne. what works for some people doesn't work for others- and in some cases, nothing can completely get rid of your acne. Thus, you should embrace it

[@byrtubeon]

JUST TYPE IN: MOTWEIGH ACNE into the KZbin search box. Click the video and then click "SHOW MORE" below the video to read the full instructions. IT WILL CURE YOUR ACNE COMPLETELY IN LESS THAN 4 WEEKS.

[@me-gf7vi]

absolutely loving this

[@jensbond93]

I love acne! And people think I am weird for saving pictures of women without makeup and prefering them without it. I just think they are much more appealing!

[@yoyo2097]

No matter what Louisa does I will always remember her personality and be like she the same girl from top model that I hated because of her personality.

[@gummyrabbit1099]

Noo. There are some uncommon flaws which are hard to search even on Google. And those people are still waiting for the first one who have the condition to raise body positivity desperately. There is no frontier, because every part of the body contains hundreds kinds of flaws already.

[@TarnahVlogs]

I started getting pimples when I was 8, then all of my teen years up until last year when I was 24 I had incredibly painful, ugly acne. New pimples would come up morning, midday, afternoon, and night. I went on the pill after finding out my hormones were so out of whack, it cleared my acne, oiliness, polycystic ovaries, and made my insane fatigue a little easier to cope with. Goodluck to anyone out there dealing with bad acne, it was a nightmare for me, but if you can live with it I commend you, and if you can't stand it don't be afraid to visit your doctor and get your hormones checked. xo

[@laureldelany5165]

This is wonderful

[@ciuslopes6817]

this is so important

[@Goopsandwich89]

this is beautiful

[@byrtubeon]

JUST TYPE IN: MOTWEIGH ACNE into the the KZbin search box. Click the video and then click "SHOW MORE" below the video to read the full instructions. IT WILL CURE YOUR ACNE IN LESS THAN 4 WEEKS.

[@suzywoods7549]

Love this

[@sebporter]

Nice work Louisa!

[@rebeccaroper1042]

i rate these women so hard, so relatable

[@PHlophe]

Beckie, of course you would . its only white lasses on there. and the idea that it relates to body dysmorphia is most laughable thing i have ever heard .

[@rebeccaroper1042]

Lechiffresix six youre right that this video could be inclusive. But let's not diminish the experiences of these women and how this video can help others, even if it only helps those of the same demographic. Let's learn from this and move forward. Moreover I didn't hear any mention of BDD in this video?

[@kimsekimse1906]

That's so beautiful

[@dowemariana]

i loved it

[@WinnieFinesse]

This is great :)

[@leliemartinez5875]

I need to see this about hair on the female face

[@babyslemonade]

For the dermatillomania sufferers I’d really like a video about acne all over the body! These girls all have smooth perfect bodies lmao!

[@hereisajakualin4344]

I've had acne for 13 years now. It's hurts to touch. And there were times when I looked in the mirror and hated what I saw. And couldn't get myself to go to school. Not because of vanity but avoiding looks of disgust by people. Now that I am older I don't give much of a fuck anymore. I know it's not my fault. It's genetical. I can't and wouldn't want to change my DNA. I literally tried everything. From different contraceptive pills that are supposed to help over harsh creams and mask, to fasting and a plant based lifestyle. Last one actually does help. But I came to accept it a bit. I struggle but I try to be kinder. Yes it looks like an illness and society tells me I'm wrong and flawed. But I have a life I want to live and I can't to that while I'm hiding. I am very active and also sweat quickly so I don't like wearing makeup everyday so I don't. Just like my nice long hair, my long legs and my height that's a part of me. Something I can't call my favorite. But something that is me and I'm not perfect but I'm OK. Acne positivity is well needed movement

[@lunhing5308]

Yeah

[@bellafallaaa9524]

Wooooo yes!

[@bempoucasombra7098]

Acne ain't a final frontier. Try having psoriasis or atopic dermatitis. Acne is much more accepted socially (specially if youre a teen) then many other skin diseases, not to mention there are hundreds of treatment options and research being done on acne - the same can't be said about atopic dermatitis, for instance.

[@flowerfairies4685]

isa L Q you're so right

[@deboramestieri]

My boyfriend has psoriasis and i HATE how people react when they see his hands, his arms...

[@bempoucasombra7098]

Debora Mestieri I'm sorry that happens, I know the feeling and it sucks. I've had severe atopic dermatits for years (specially on hands and face) and boy, do I wish I had acne instead

[@isobel2674]

I’m so sorry to hear about that. But I can appreciate how you’ve struggled and still let you know that the problem with acne is that it isn’t taken seriously and neither is it’s impact on mental health. People with acne are more likely to develop illness such as depression than those with clear skin. Personally, I can’t leave the house some days and have contemplated suicide. I’m honestly so sorry you have to go through these health issues but please respect that some suffers of serve acne go through their own significant struggles. I guess there is always going to be a hierarchy of need, though.

[@bempoucasombra7098]

Izz // To be honest my only beef with the video was acting as if acne was "the final frontier", the last thing missing in body positivity - which it isn't. I know i sound a bit bitter (sorry about that lmao) but it's undeniable that acne - although it's horrible and meaningful- is the "least worse" of the skin diseases, since it not only is largely known, but the most common and accepted skin condition there is. Most people will have acne at some point of their lives, most people will go through some kind of treatment (hence so many research is done and so many cosmetics care for acne skin) which is a luxury most skin conditions dont get. I wish I had acne instead, which is harsh, yes. I wish I had acne because people would recognize and understand my disease, i would have a plethora of options on the market for me, and honestly, acne hurts a lot less then atopic dermatitis (and i get depression and anxiety anyways so)

[@ShirouNiichan]

i hate every moment i look in the mirror

[@huda2379]

No , stretch marks is the final frontier especially the deep/coloured ignored marks that isn't acceptable in the mainstream.

[@bempoucasombra7098]

huda abdi nope, if we are talking skin, there are way (socially) worse things you can have other than stretch marks.

[@PHlophe]

and cellulite then...lol! stretch mark are unpretty deal with.

[@eminemele1531]

I'm actually really annoyed they didn't include men in this! SO many men have ance too and it's really shitty to pretend like women only have it.

[@bennettcafarelli7066]

#freethepimple that's adorable

[@673Subliminal]

I am curious about whether the use of make up through teenage years is a cause for Acne to get worse when a person gets older? I can't imagine suffocating your skin under product does it any good when your skin is developing. And I understand the idea that make up makes a person feel better because they can hide their acne underneath it. but as someone who has rosacea all over my face; I can't think of anything worse to do. Or is acne not the same as rosacea? I would hope I am not alone in thinking that perhaps it is better that teenagers should be encouraged to avoid using make up until they are properly matured?

[@673Subliminal]

It's infuriating without a doubt then. I can see why it is such a challenge getting people to stop wearing make-up when the skin still acts up without it; and everyone is telling them that they need to have perfectly clear skin. Sadly. While makeup companies can afford to splay out over the TV and internet with advertisements and convince the media to talk about how much progress their 'Scientists' have made on their products. People are doomed to be influenced. Perhaps if the larger fashion shows started to encourage people to be proud of their natural skin complexion without covering it up; it may start to leak into mainstream media. Always has to start at the bottom.

[@PHlophe]

aida it is one of the causes , listen i spent a year in the carribean and i saw most teens with impeccable skins. no make up in sight . no over consumption of chocolate , cashew , animal based butter .. these are things linked to our western over consumption of all types of foods . you just pile up nasty shit.

[@673Subliminal]

I can see that working. I remember when I first had rosacea it looked as if I was wearing a literal red mask over my face. And if you are not familiar with the sensation; it feels like your face is being held in an oven. Although rosacea and acne may be different. One of the first changes I made was in my diet. I no longer eat chocolate or sugary products. Fast food included. Which is what sort of made me realise how much advertising those products get in Britain. It's very surreal when you cut those sort of foods out of your diet how you start to crave them and you become aware of how much marketing for them is out there. It is literally in your face constantly. but since I stopped snacking on junk and just have proper meals 2-3 times a day. The rosacea calmed. And the gel they offer for it began to actually work. I wont rant about my hatred of marketing and manipulation. because it's been done to hell and back. But it does enforce bad habits.

[@mel9740]

YES YES YES OH MY GOSH YES

[@eivamout]

Isn't this called body confidence? I believe that 'body positivity' movement was created by women with 'plus-size' (I don't like this term but I am not sure what else to say, sorry) bodies.

[@blairdeveny8390]

Sooooo the one girl had absolutely nothing of merit to say??

[@bluBlaq33]

Where is this where ppl care THAT much about acne, I never thought it was that big of a deal, it’s temporary usually and a relatively easy fix, I have body dysmorphia, and dates a guy who was so self conscious about his acne, and honestly I would take being thin/fit with acne over my own body without any day.

[@clownfriend]

David Arriaga not to put down your experiences, but being obsessive about your acne is body dysmorphia too

[@clownfriend]

the title of the video is bad though

[@saintevulfgang9919]

Body acne may be the final frontier

[@JACLYN3211]

This

[@dogmonkey92]

What’s make a movement about everything.

[@DanielVargas-bi1pg]

BIKKLE Felix it makes you feel empowered and feel inspired to embrace who you are.

[@Shauniiiiiiiii]

I wish they had also included atleast one darker skinned woman in this line up of models.

[@МарусяБурикова]

It's not just acne, it's demodex...

[@jamiejankovic]

Meanwhile Louisa walks around bragging about owning real fur... #choices

[@flight909]

Jamie Christie Really?! 😦 Where do you know it from?

[@jamiejankovic]

Flight Did you watch her on the last Britain's Next Top Model season?

[@flight909]

Jamie Christie No I didn't but wow supporting animal fur is disgusting. Makes me sad 😫

[@jamiejankovic]

Flight If you watch it you'll see her being all kinds of problematic. Comes off as a spoiled rich kid

[@flight909]

Jamie Christie I'll take a look for sure. Was pretty happy that she has a movement empowering people with acne but I can't justify supporting someone ignorant enough to be pro fur.

[@Logizmo666]

Но лучше заниматься профилактикой и лечить это дерьмо, ей богу.

[@anastesiaa]

Кто сказал, что они не лечат?

[@travelswithauntieann2551]

Jesus, put down the bloody pills! You need to look at dietary changes.

[@SwapdatOo]

There's no problem with having acne. Still doesn't make it beautiful

[@david02129]

Decadence.

[@lilakatze]

Yeah, let's also praise shingles, scabies, and favus! Because why not? Why is it just acne that's beautiful? You're discriminating contagious diseases and your hypocrisy makes me sick!

[@lordmaximus5]

As someone who has had bad acne for several years I think this among lots of other acceptance movements is stupid. they make people complacent and 'happy' with their flaws instead of working to fix them and improve. Acne or being fat is not attractive and will never be.

[@DominiquevonF]

veganism clears acne. thats it.

[@Nylteak]

I wish.. healthy vegan for 3 years

[@ChickpeaTwo]

I’ve been vegan for eight years and my acne is even worse now.

[@misterbadusername]

last frontier ??? when ur ablebodied and not dysmorphic 😂😂😂