my first mcdonalds in 18 weeks

HEYA PEOPLE!!! How are we doing??? I love you all and hope you are doing well and thriving. Instagram: gracebooth97

[@jamiemersel1247]

Love how your Dad guessed that his dairy free daughter ordered a milkshake lol

[@stupidintellect2474]

Grace, if you're reading this comment.... PLEASE CONTINUE WITH THE HAMSTER STORY!

[@thequeerbee2026]

😂 Ikr i want to know the ending

[@ferlizano]

Yes, I want to know as well!!

[@ethanl886]

YES

[@laibarana2674]

When u were screaming " its hormones people!!", I felt it in my soul. My parents genuinely think the only reason I have acne is cux i touch my face occasionally

[@jessicarose6634]

Have you tried this ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2S0qYl3iMygfJY

[@laibarana2674]

Oh i hadnt, ill watch it, thank you!

[@jessicarose6634]

Laiba Rana I hope it helps😊

[@MADy1120]

I also have hormonal acne and it suck! For everyone that feel less valuable BC of it, stop thinking that, y'all are pretty and smart and kind and you shouldn't define your worth by your skin 😤♥️

[@elseggos1491]

aa a I feel you😔✊ I’ve got such bad acne, I’m 13 and I’ve had it since I was 7. Primary school was the worst years of my life as nobody else had acne and I’d get bullied everyday.

[@ZeBah1988]

totally agree... had it too. medication with isotretinoin helped me. got it prescribed by my dermatologist

[@millivanil4102]

I’m struggling with acne too and have tried everything literally, topical lotions from doctor, natural skincare, I don’t eat dairy or sugar, tried gluten free everything helped only little or worsened. It feels hopeless, but makes you stronger since you have to learn to love yourself for you and not just concentrate on the skin. Recently I found zilch acne, ordered it and found getglow.to on Instagram and after a lot of hesitation started working with her and I’m excited cause I have seen a lot of improvement, just hoping this will finally help me heal my skin. Sorry for the long ramble and I hope my English is understandable. Strength to all of you beautiful people inside and out!!

[@MADy1120]

@@elseggos1491 I first got really bad acne on my back in primary school, then in high school I got it on my face, it was the worst because you know, u can always cover your back but with face it is more difficult to do so. Now I'm 19 and going to dermatologist and seeing results! I'm so tired of people being ashamed or feeling less valuable because of acne. Sending you sooo much love from Poland 💕

[@rx0788]

Errrrrrr I stopped eating sugar in 5 days my spots are gone, I stopped even fruits

[@Linguslurp]

Your healthy relationship with your dad makes me jealous 🥺💜

[@thequeerbee2026]

You never finished the hamster story don't leave me hanging like that Grace

[@harmonyhope1709]

I know!!!!

[@artydabadoo1301]

Argh the hamster story. I need closure!!!

[@angelika_munkastrap4634]

Lolol same

[@noah3906]

We need to know what happens to Sisyphus the Hamster!?

[@ginawang1406]

A GRACKLE VID IS JUST WHAT I NEEEEED

[@samuelsteadman7410]

Yeah I aggre

[@thequeerbee2026]

Same

[@User-mu7bi]

Sameee

[@beccaviljoen]

Grace: I need to stop buying myself more clothes Grace: Grace: Grace: so I bought myself these dungarees

[@amberurlove]

today’s been the worst kind of day but grace never fails to make me smile, this girl needs more recognition because she means the absolute world to so many people

[@cvf557]

I'd just try to go to a dermatologist first. I used curology for a little bit and it did wonders on my skin. Obviously a derm will prescribe accutane, but I'd try other treatments first

[@susie2251]

moonloaf there are a lot less significant meds that a dermatologist can advise other than accutane. I saw a derm for years and they never once suggested Accutane for my treatment. There are antibiotic based meds and sulfur based meds, etc.

[@SunglassChicks96]

I tried so many other topical and oral medications before I did Accutane. A dermatologist will definitely help her tremendously though

[@Palliehallie]

Accutane is usually a last resort, they'll most likely try other medications first

[@CursedBeauty]

Yeah definitely. I had 5 years of other medications before accutane. It should be a last resort because it’s so potent

[@MrEmpireable]

I’ve been on acutane and it was the best decision of my life. It only made my lips and hands very dry. So be prepared for that

[@kamillewindbirk2149]

I love when your mom compliments you. Your reaction is the sweetest

[@becki8000]

You know what made my skin calm the F down - just doing less in general, less products, less moisturiser. Washing my face with just water. And only using an all natural, gentle creamy cleanser once a day. And also TRAIN YOURSELF to not touch your face, do not touch it. Clean silk pillowcase every night. Sorted me right out.

[@majawwww]

She usually shows in videos that she's only using something to cleanse and cetaphil for moisturiser, i don't know about the pillowcases, though

[@dove8722]

I’m 30 and I get literally 1 spot a year. I only use baby wipes on my face. I never cleanse tone and very rarely moisturise. The less you fuck about with products on your skin the better. Ps I don’t have blackheads and I wear makeup everyday.

[@evelynwilliams8746]

@@dove8722 Your skin is good despite all this, not because of it.

[@elseggos1491]

Becki P omg I’ve had acne for like 6 years now (since I was 7) and whenever I use less products it calms down, also Florence by mills’ face wash and rose water spray works wonders😅

[@SamanthaMarieTV]

@@dove8722 Baby wipes pull your skin. Legit THE worst thing you could be using, not in terms of spots, in terms of ruining your skin.

[@lisaverstraten]

I‘ve been on accutane! Acne runs in my family (my dad and 2 older brothers all had it), and so my dermatologist was pretty quick to get me onto it. I tried topical creams and antibiotics that didn’t work and left my skin even more inflamed and sore. I was taking a contraceptive pill and accutane for about a year and a half (and have been off it for about 6 months now!) , and my skin has cleared up so much! but I would definitely say, don’t go on accutane unless you REALLY have to and have tried all the other options! The rest of my family also went on accutane and so it seemed like the only option that would actually improve it. I personally didn’t have too many side affects, but I did find that it changed my mood (made me more irritable, I got upset over the smallest things, felt flat and unlike myself), it changed the texture and volume of my hair, my skin burnt more easily in the sun, and it dries eVERYTHING UP. Like... everything. Skin, eyes, hair, lips... everything. I remember that whenever I washed my face just with water, it would feel like I had a face mask on that was dried and ready to take off. So yeah I would definitely consult a dermatologist about it. For me, my acne was partially because of hormones, but also because of my family history with it. It worked for me, but it might not be the best option for you depending on your circumstances! If you have any questions about my experience with it (I’m not an expert!), feel free to ask! :)

[@niamhamy2883]

thank you for being so normal about spots! it’s so refreshing to watch thank u xxxx

[@tickster3219]

Accutane can act on the brain and caused me severe anxiety/ depression so definitely only use it as a last precaution

[@jojobears298]

Omg I've been watching old vlogmas too!!! My sister said I am so weird but it reminds me of how much joy there can be! I just love Christmas! I watched all your booth family Christmas tradition videos the other day too! I am so glad I found your channel, makes me feel normal 😂😂

[@LifeofM]

I’ve been on accutane twice (the first dose ended up being too short so the acne came back a year or so later) 🤗 it definitely does work... but it is a pretty severe medication - you have to get tests done for it and it will make your skin crazy dry/uncomfortable while you’re taking it. It can also affect mental health - for me, it didn’t the first time round, but did the second time. Your acne also gets worse before it gets better, which can be a bit discouraging (though perhaps lockdown is the ideal time aha). Personally, it was definitely worth it as it does actually work and made me more confident and comfortable (+ the acne was painful!!) but it’s a personal choice :)

[@momoney9389]

I had a really similar experience! Almost to a T !

[@sophiaperry9737]

I have just finished it and it’s changed my life ! I really recommend!

[@artydabadoo1301]

Aww your dad explaining Asics is just warming my heart for some reason 😂

[@laurensimpson8900]

I would really recommend the Ordinary, it’s really good value and it cleared my skin in a week! 😊

[@User-mu7bi]

I think she tried that but it gave her an allergic reaction? Sorry if I’m wrong though

[@helenfirth8605]

Yes! It’s great stuff.

[@isabelrainbow9355]

I agree. So so good

[@katiescallon4049]

What products did you use in particular? Because my skin has NOT STOPPED breaking out 😭😭😭

[@laurensimpson8900]

katie scallon I use hyaluronic acid and just the Natural moisturising cream +HA, I do this everyday and night

[@willowpalmer8718]

I know that you might have tried these things but I thought i would just mention what helped me: - Get a saliva test to test hormones not blood test - Testing for food allergies ( i found out i was intolerant to Tomatoes, Banana, and Gluten among mildly other things but you could be sensitive to the most random foods) - Using the foreo to gently exfoliate my skin - Tested for PCOS as my cycle was irregular and turns out i have it! - Tested for thyroid conditions (didn't have any but can cause acne if you do) - Lack of Essential vitamins (especially vitamin D and zinc) - Cut out skincare products that had parfum or fragrances Hope something here helps you xx

[@mairimmaria5203]

hi darling! I’ve been on a version of accutane for 3 times and my acne came back after a long time each time but when my skin has been clear it’s fabulous. I got dry lips, eyes, skin around the nose and scalp and I feel like the last time it did have a bad impact on my mental health. Moreover one time my hair fell out super bad and it never fully recovered and u have to be careful in the sun and you shouldn’t exercise. I just listed all the things I remember and they were super bad but still probably would do it again bc my skin has always been a big concern of mine...lots of love x🥰

[@eliseforsyth4693]

Hi Grace, I've been on accutane twice, and i can honestly say it changed my life for the better. I tried everything, cutting everything out of my diet- sugar, gluten etc But nothing worked. I was on antibiotics for years, from when i was 10/11 until i was 18, when i finally bit the bullet and went to my GP and asked to be referred for a dermatologist and i ended up being prescribed accutane. It changed my skin in a way no other cream, antibiotic treatment, vitamin taking, water drinking or dietary change has. I know for lots of people it causes severe issues for their mental health, but for me my mental health was so badly affected by my acne that if anything accutane has made it better, but thats obviously just my personal experience. Accutane was the best decision I ever made, and I'm so glad I did it!

[@gracieegould]

One of the funniest best grack vlogs I’ve watched. You make me so happy

[@GolDRoger-qb8nw]

My favourite video in a while. Full of cute and funny bits. Love seeing you being hyper. Bravo Grace.

[@alexhughes6376]

ive found that something that helps my spots is a heavy duty moisturiser. one of those ones that have hyaluronic acid in them. since a lot of my spots have been caused by dryness. not going outside has made me super dehydrated for some reason ahaha

[@CJCool2k7]

Ohhhhh Grac, you do bring me joy on a daily basis! Never stop KZbin!

[@vickysparks7664]

I went on Roaccutance and it’s SO WORTH IT my skin has been amazing ever since! At the time the dry skin is kind of rough but the long term benefits outweigh the shorter struggle. Good luck!! Xx

[@jodiebermingham7608]

the little whispered 'thanks mum' when she complimented you, YOU ARE TOO PRECIOUS !!

[@cubesurfer4141]

I love seeing you push through the scary bits. Encourages me to be braver. 💜💜

[@paintedclouds6763]

That eyebrow and eyelash serum is amazing!! I got it my Birchbox too and flippin’ heck it’s magical

[@maryelizabeth3064]

Hey Grackle, i dont know if you saw but a dietician called Abbey Clark (I think) reviewed whaf you eat in a day. It was a really nice video. Can't wait to watch this one x

[@tarapigott9948]

Yes, Abbey Sharp!

[@timtreefrog9646]

It would be awesome to see a ‘Grace reacts’ video, where Grace watches Abbey’s video

[@jennacormier5549]

I took accutane after years and years of suffering with cystic acne. Nothing else helped me but taking accutane and it honestly worked like magic! Downsides are it dries your skin and lips a lot so you need to be careful in the sun and apply a lot of moisturizer and chapstick but honestly it’s really worth it. I’m not sure if it’s diff in the UK but in the US you need to get your blood drawn every month to make sure you aren’t pregnant. I think it’s really worth it for you, especially since nothing else has really worked at clearing your skin. hope this helped !! :)

[@lisacs83]

"I'm not gonna lie..." count LOL

[@caitlinmccabe265]

I was watching this and making my dinner and when you mentioned spring onions I realised I had forgotten them in my meal, thanks grace for saving my dinner

[@beam2836]

the chaotic chit chat energy in this vlog is truly incredible and I am living for it

[@emily_kate_]

My heart when your mum compliments you just so sweet 🥰🥰🥰

[@Emmaxx8]

The pill cleared up my skin after having tried everything bar accutane.... it doesn't have the side effects of accutane like extreme dryness and sensitivity to the sun, I know it doesn't work for everyone but maybe worth a shot.

[@lauras3709]

defo worth a shot as birth control is free

[@emilystorck9560]

I was on accutane and the pill and it did nothing :( acne is so frustrating

[@annegottschalk1971]

the pill has horrible side effects on long term...don't take it because of skin problems! like seriously..!

[@lauras3709]

Anne Go only some people do... i was on it for a year and had none.. i’ve known other people be on it for years and years and have no side effects. Everyone’s different

[@annegottschalk1971]

@@lauras3709 sometimes you don't feel them right away or even after some years. people take them for twenty years and start to notice. What I want to say is that no one should take artificial hormones that are not needed! However, if you really do lack a certain hormone and it really affects you in a bad way, you should only take that missing hormone and nothing else. (like combination drugs) Just don't walk around telling people to take the pill if they have acne... :)

[@ArtwithEleanor]

Honestly, if you made a cookbook I’d buy it straight away! All your food always looks so good 😊

[@megangrace7178]

I went on Accutane for 7 months, it was the best decision ever even with the inconveniences it had. I had very dry skin and dry lips throughout it, but I just moisturized my face a ton and constantly applied Glossier's clear lip gloss (the only thing that made my lips feel moisturized). I took it throughout the summer and it was fine. People always downplay Accutane for the side effects, your skin definitely gets worse before it gets better, but you see your doctor every month so you can always decide to stop taking it. 3 years later and I never get cystic acne, just a few spots here and there and my acne scars are gone!! Love your videos!! xx

[@phelan410]

I tried different long term antibiotics and creams for my acne over the years but the only thing that cleared my acne was roaccutane; I was lucky in that the only side effect I had was dry lips which was an inconvenience, but worth in in the end! I’m also not sure what it’s like in the UK, but I live in Ireland and it’s quite expensive (~€90 a month!). I love your videos grace! Keep it up 🥳

[@notjustaturd]

Always have you on when I'm having my tea, thanks for keeping me company :)

[@hayleysmith1817]

this whole video was so chaotic and i'm living for it!

[@liv7560]

I hate when people say sugar is the cause for spots! Like there’s not actually that much theory on water helping the skin anyway. I had baaad fungal acne on my chin for years and I found that ceraVe foaming wash with their face moisturiser and lactic acidosis from the ordinary did the job for me! (Thanks Hyram lol)

[@thequeerbee2026]

Yesss hyram be saving are skin 😂

[@nancyellen4392]

I went on roacctune (isotretinoin) around 4 year ago and seriously was one of the best things i've done. My skin was never clear, it would go through periods of having a few spots to then having major breakouts all round my skin (this was the case from the ages of 15-18). I also was prescribed numerous creams, the contraceptive pill and nothing had lasting effects. Finally got a hospital appointment and got prescribed roacctuane. I had appointments at the hospital around every 6 weeks but my sin started clearing up in around the first month and think I took roacctuane for around 3 or 4 months and my skin has been pretty clear since (only get spots around that time of the month and even then only get like 1-3). Personally I did not have any awful side affects (very lucky) whilst on the medication, maybe a few mood swings but nothing drastic (I do know though not everyone is this lucky). Great vlog as always grace, and glad someone else gets sweaty/nervous whilst going through a drive-thru !! xxx

[@simplydebby2530]

I've been watching you, Michael McIntyre, and Jamie Oliver. Plus working on learning the alto part to the Candlelight Processional music in case Disney has it this year. We don't know about auditions yet!! Haven't been to McDonald's but have done curbside pickup at Chick-fil-A, which was great bc we had a picnic in the neighboring parking lot with friends!

[@isabellamoranguita]

hey grace! i've been where you are right now and it's really hard. from what you've shown us, with your simple cleanser and moisturizer, you're really in a great track! something that really helps with acne, is chemical exfolianting. if you find your skin is very sensitve, try a lactic acid 5% from the ordinary. it's a very gentle exfoliator. if you think you're skin can handle a bit more, i'd suggest the pha toner from the inkey list! the addition of a chemical exfoliant, used twice to 3 times a week, should really help you! channels like Hyram and Mixed Makeup are really helpful if you want to learn more what chemical exfoliating is. it's not as scary as it sounds, i promise! it's way better for you than a scrub and it should really help clear up some bumps. go slow with it, and build up use after some time. (always, always use spf when using chemical exfoliants!!) if you think it's too much to look into, please do consult a dermatologist! (also, i don't think you're skin is "bad" enough for accutane. definitely try other products before trying such a process. results take time and patience)

[@teeme1029]

Ahhh just what I needed. A very chilled Grack vlog. ❤️

[@samanthahamman8445]

I struggle with break outs too and it’s so frustrating! I feel your pain 😕

[@LoveInParisx]

I went on accutane for 4 months! I'm still having skin problems, but like 10% of what my skin was like before. Would recommend it as the only side effect I had was nose bleeds, nothing else really. Would definitely recommend at least talking to a derm about it, Grace!

[@danaezzet]

I have had hormonal acne since I was 12 years old and am 30 now. I have tried literally everything! I finally decided to take Accutane as a last resort and it was the best thing I could have ever done, not only for my skin but for my confidence and overall mental health. Yes, the side effects can be intense, but 6 months of discomfort was nothing compared to the many years I have suffered with acne. Birth control did help a bit while I was on it, but once I went off it everything went haywire, even my periods, and just got progressively worse. I would highly recommend going to see a dermatologist. If you are early into your acne journey there are lots of other things you can try before Accutane, like creams and other medications. Spironolactone is specifically for hormonal acne as it slows down androgen hormones . It didn’t work for me but has worked wonders for others. Best of luck :)

[@b8665]

i agree that acne can solely be because of hormones ❤️ grace you are so young and your body is changing! just give it time to relax and balance out. you are beautiful no matter what!! there’s no need to hurt your body and put it through so much stress like acutane! your acne isn’t even bad! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL!

[@mhaliselfx9979]

Revolution skincare!!!! Absolutely lovely products xxx

[@anabelle4039]

its so wholesome and grounding that Grace's only reasoning for being anxious about gaining a couple pounds is that she wont be able to wear her fav trousers, rather than fear of gaining weight. Love you Grace, #1 spot for wholesome, lighthearted content.

[@gracebevill]

Yeah grackle comin THRUU with the frequent uploads we love to see it 👏 💙💙

[@lizzyjackson6030]

@Hyram (skincare by Hyram) SAVED my skin, no joke. It’s all about trial and error with the products and even though I still get spots they don’t linger for long and now I have a simple routine my skin is much more used to it. He explains loads of things about ingredients and what causes acne etc - maybe check out his vids!! Love you and your vids ❤️ (and I think you look stunning!)

[@timtreefrog9646]

I love these chilled ones. Extra Grace all the way xx

[@Sarah-pc1di]

I think we can all agree that Grace has the BEST personality👏🏾💖

[@amy0wray]

I've literally just finished a 6 month course of roaccutane! This was after years and years of trying different skincare and some other antibiotics. It was my GP who in the end, decided a referral to a dermatologist was the best option. My skin was by no means the worst acne in the world, but it was persistent and really got me down. The main side effects were dryness, I especially suffered with dry lips, eyes and nose but it is very easily managed by being persistent with moisturising and taking care of your skin. I also found my skin was super sensitive and cut/broke really easily and had to be so careful in the sun. I personally didnt experience any of the psychological symptoms and they do assess you first to ensure you dont have a history of depression etc. I would reccomend to anyone who has suffered chronically with acne, no matter how severe/mild. Ps. Happy to answer questions, I loveeeee your vids x

[@thebanbablues]

love this girl - funny, quirky and pretty

[@aishlingodonovan4658]

All I want to do now is go back and watch zoellas vlogmas from 2013 !!! Thankyou Grace x

[@RemyElysee]

Aww I just got the same trainers as you

[@elenaplatt3459]

Hi Grace my spots cleared up completely with benzoyl peroxide gel wash!!! Couldn't recommend enough honestly!! You can buy over the counter at boots or superdrug xxx

[@nurahabrahams6912]

I've struggled with acne for years and the final resort was roaccutane. It honestly was something could cope with but it wasn't easy. However, I am now acne free

[@s_birch]

Re: acne. Before considering any harsh medications, I would suggest that you pinpoint the exact cause of your acne. Acne is always a symptom of something else going on in our bodies (or externally because of products etc). If you know for a fact that it's hormonal then you could start figuring out ways to regulate your hormones & help your body out a bit, & through that manage your skin. There are so many possible causes for acne; products you're using, other things that come in contact w your face like bedding/hair products etcetc, allergies, gut problems, diet, overall lifestyle, diseases....& the list goes on. Your best bet is to always find out exactly what is causing it for you & then go from there! I know figuring out exactly what your skin wants & needs take a lot of time, energy, & potentially money... but it's worth it when you know you're tackling the problem long-term & not just masking the root cause. I wish you (or anyone reading this) the best. I know how draining skin problems can be. & with that said, acne is so normal so please remember not to beat yourself up for it!!💕

[@hollyjane6413]

the exact same thing happens to me when I order off ASOS! I hate everything and decide I'm never shopping on there again and then literally 2 days later I order more

[@larissaosullivan7823]

I started Roaccutane last July. I was nervous about the side effects (especially the depression) and as someone who has suffered from anxiety in the past, I worried I was susceptible to these things. I started on a lower dosage and then increased after a month and it is the best thing I ever did! My acne was particularly bad and I had it for the best part of 10 years (plus I was terrible at remembering to take my tablets) so I finished the course of treatment back in March and I have never been happier! My skin is covered in freckles from the sun and I am so pleased. The scarring I have had has smoothed out aswell so I am very glad!

[@laurenchedzoy6107]

Grace I was on roaccutane a few years ago, side effects were quite drastic (very dry lips, like so painful), my skin became very sensitive to sunlight while I was on it, dry nose (nosebleeds) but it was SO worth it, I had bad acne for years and now I’ve had clear skin ever since

[@T-bear73]

Your dad's mood cracks me up Gracks. Hugs via central Ontario Canada 🙂🍹🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@katycorrigan9544]

This vlog has made my evening. I laughed the whole way through

[@marinetteroux8437]

I've been on Accutane - I was hesitant as i was afraid of it causing scarring. My dermatologist put me on another antibiotic before starting Accutane, in order to reduce the inflammation first and therefore cause less scarring. I am so glad I took the course - it's been 3 years, and my skin is still so clear! Definitely consider it if you're fed up with skin problems 🙈❤️

[@Maariyahuddin]

mmm! mcdonalds just what i need.. love u grace

[@aimeewhite06]

Hiya grace I’m just about to go on roaccutane it is a JOURNEY let me tell you... it is a massive faff to go on, so many phone calls blood tests, going on the contraceptive pill and at home pregnancy tests. But honestly I think it’s going to be worth it, just waiting for my prescription to go to my pharmacy then I will be good to go. I am so excited! I am 23 and have two kids and acne just ain’t it sis... not something I can deal with anymore. Hopefully I can keep you updated on how it goes!

[@sinni6234]

I've struggled with acne for years (especially on my chin, forehead and cheeks) I've tried everything. I've cut out dairy, meat, sugar, fried foods (don't recommend it), started exercising, drank a lot of water. The only thing that helped me was salicylic acid and vit c serum. Now, I rarely get big spots, and my skin is almost perfectly smooth.

[@Chloede_]

I’m having my first McDonald’s since February tonight and I’m so excited!!! Also samsies with the hormonal spots!

[@TheLlenoco]

Been on accutane twice! First when I was 17 and then again when I was 21. Both times for 6 months. IT. WAS. REVOLUTIONARY. No negative side effects except dry lips. Definitely definitely do it ☺️

[@oliviasteven1796]

Lucy and yak have the most amazing dungarees omg, I have the pinafore and it’s so comfy

[@amymccormick530]

accutane helped my back and face acne so much!! however the biggest side affect I noticed was the dry skin, you constantly need moisturiser and my lips were particularly bad. Besides that, my skin has been relatively clear since so super duper worth it!!

[@thequeerbee2026]

Imagine having a mum that calls you beautiful... Can't relate ☹

[@jodiejasmine9375]

You are beautiful :) x

[@deborahdallas1737]

Yes you are beautiful

[@iwouldbechelsea]

rabbitquartet , sending hugs! God bless you

[@VelvetVolcano]

Hi, I'm one of your mums now - you're beautiful, strong and I'm proud of you! 💜

[@minositella8726]

But did your mum also give birth to a sprog with literally has / had model looks when an adult? No?

[@JaiciWright12]

I used accutane and it made such a difference!!! I used to have spots and very very oily skin and now i only gets spots every once in a while. I took it during my sophomore year of high school for about a year and now I am a sophomore in college and it hasn’t ever gotten back to like it used to. Definitely recommend!

[@susiebainbridge3640]

Hey have just finished my course of accutane. Can’t say the last few months for me were the most pleasant but definitely worth it!

[@jesspaul8120]

I’ve been on Accutane before, and of course your doctor knows best, but I had a good experience and my skin has been soooo much better. I had a few horrible side effects (dry lips, sensitive skin and back pain) but they weren’t severe at all and were only temporary of course!

[@catherinemckenzie5759]

my acne used to be horrendous (it was a combination of fungal and hormonal acne so antibiotics and creams didn't work and get rid of it completely since there were 2 types of it) and my doctor prescribed me with a birth control called dianette and antibiotics called lymecycline and it saved my skin!!! i've been v lucky and had no side effects from the pill and it has controlled period cramps and mood swings and my acne went so win win:) id defo look into it but i understand that it's not for everyone :)

[@chloeannacooks]

Hey Grace 😊 roaccutane does really work but it’s a bit of a struggle. I took it for about six months and it really dries out your skin to the point of waking up with your lips bleeding every morning. It aggravates depression and anxiety for those who suffer from it and from that point of view I really struggled. But since I took it a few years ago I’ve never had acne again, like the odd spot every now and then but nothing as bad as before. It also made my face more sensitive and prone to sunburn but other than that I think the benefits outweighed the negatives. Hope that helped! Lots of love 🥰

[@melissaharrold9055]

Grace you always make my day!! The energy in this vid was infectious and your commentary of your thoughts always gets me so good!! This vlog particularly put a smile on my face, love you queen!! X

[@hannahbushell1457]

I just love your videos!

[@ellexpress111]

Grace's gifting 101 topics covered while cueing for McDs drive through.

[@lucywatterson]

Love the chilled vlogs💓💓

[@gab6179]

I’m on accurate for the second time and it’s amazing, my skin went quite bad again after i stopped taking it the first time so i was put back on it. The only side effects i get is dry skin and lips but nothing too bad xx

[@jessicarose6634]

Have you tried this?kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2S0qYl3iMygfJY

[@bethanmaunders230]

“Noon” haha my mum says that too 😂😂

[@melaniehughes9768]

I’m currently on my sixth month of Accutane, I had pretty moderate but consistent acne like you Grace and it’s completely cleared my skin but it’s hardcore stuff. The side effects are quite hard to adjust to but if like me, you’ve tried everything and your skin makes you feel self conscious then I’d say it’s worth it! If you wanna know more about the process/side effects then let me know! xxx

[@WickedSarcastic]

I’ve been going to the derm since I was 13, and I’m 23 now. I would definitely recommend seeing a dermatologist so they can assess and diagnose your skin. Once you know the “type” of acne you’re dealing with and potentially get a prescription, the skincareaddiction reddit threads have been really helpful for me to educate myself on products for my specific needs. Best of luck in whatever you choose, and don’t let acne get you down bc you’re still beautiful inside and out

[@HayleyMarie1996]

I feel you Grace, I tried everything I eventually got put on accutane (although it had a slightly different name back then) but same thing regardless and it was the best thing. The only side effect I got was dry lips, I'm not say it doesn't cause others but that was mine. Plus there lots of scary stuff about its link to depression etc but I was put on it after having been diagnosed with depression. So just don't believe everything you read online! For me it worked miracles 🙌 you just have to do what's best for you but like yourself mine were always hormone spots! Anyway hope that helped 😌 have a good weekend 💕

[@adriennegonzales2636]

Say what you will about McDonald's... I like that wherever you go the product mostly has consistency that feels comforting 💕

[@annika9348]

it honestly cracks me up how freely you talk about certain things around your dad lmao i could never

[@Iluvthe1960s]

After nearly 3 months of not leaving the house sitting round and eating I own about 35 pairs of various jeans (I work in a charity shop) and last time I checked I fitted in about 4 pairs so it’s track suit bottoms until I lose a stone this is the side effect of lockdown no one mentioned! If there is a second wave I will probably never be able to leave the house again!

[@jodiebewick7775]

I was on accutane for about 9 months, best decision I've ever made. Wasnt nearly half as bad as I was told it would be, I really just had dry lips and that's it. I luckily didnt have a flair up at the beginning either. I really recommend giving it a try and seeing how you react. I wish I could take it forever tbh because it was nice not having to wash my hair every day 😂

[@25rubyrocks]

The Liz Earl face wash cleanse and polish really helped my skin!

[@lucyhancock1417]

I went on accutane when I was 14 and it was the best decision I have ever made, I had really bad acne and at first it makes your skin worse but a lot of people experience that and then it starts to get better. It really had a effect in my lips as they were so dry and I would recommend going on it in the winter as its not good with too much sun exposure.

[@rebeccaward6392]

ive been on accurate and I couldn't recommend it more! acne + pores + skin texture = completely gone. the side effects are 100% worth it for the results. another bonus is that you dont get greasy hair as oil production completely stops.the no oil production will also last 8 months after you end the treatment and after that it will be just how it should. You will be left with permanent clear skin for the rest of your life, truly amazing. Your skin will be extremely dry and your lips may peel but Aveeno cream, Aveeno body wash, aquaphor ointment and blistex will save your life. I would also recommend cetaphil sensitive face wash as it was recommended by my derm and was hydrating as well as so cleansing.