opening up about my insecurities, i'm a walking pad girlie now!, estate sale & spring nails

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[@ssssammmm]

My genuine first thought when it cut to the bathroom clip (before you even mentioned your skin) was that you looked great and I loved seeing the new brows with no makeup. Just a reminder of how harsh we can be on ourselves when others view us so much more positively!!

[@CarrieDaytonVlogs]

Thank you so much 🥹🩷

[@ajasimpson7205]

my favorite part of all of your vlogs is when Drew makes a face off screen and you go "he went 😗😬" it's always so good

[@elizabethwilliams9551]

Thank you for opening up about your skin. I have also suffered for many years with flares of bad adult acne. Then about 6 months ago I developed rosacea. How unfair! I worry about sounding shallow when I tell people how much it gets me down, but it does affect my mental health pretty negatively. My skin is the first thing I think about when I wake up in the morning. I have cancelled plans because of it and spent many days obsessing about what people must think. Basically, i feel you! Thank you for making me feel less guilty about my own anxiety over my skin. Maybe it IS ok to tell people that “it gets me down!!”. (P.S. this is the first comment I’ve written on any KZbin video EVER).

[@alessandra-dn23]

I relate to what you said about your skin being the first thing you think about, when you get up. When I look in the mirror my spots are the first (and sometimes the only) thing I see. And I stress about other people also seeing it immediately when they meet me. I'm trying to get out of this headspace, because there is more to me than just my skin. I am a valuable human being and so are you. :-)

[@ma_kenz]

Okay, but the hat & glasses are a vibe even if you’re also trying to cover up the no-makeup forehead situation 🙋🏼‍♀️✨

[@saskiamoreland5084]

I used to have Rosacea too and honestly what cleared it up most was fixing my diet. Eating less inflammatory foods helps immensely with my acne/rosacea and stomach issues too !

[@melanieberreth3312]

Esthetician here 🙋🏻‍♀️ make sure your esti is not using steam in your facials! I would also avoid using hot water on your face at home (warm is ok). Gentle cleanser, calming ingredients (aloe, chamomile, etc.) try not to vigorously scrub your face. SPF & drinking lots of water are the obvious tips 🫶🏻 Food and environment can be triggers too, so paying attention to everything from what you ate to where you were could also help you find some answers! I’m so glad you’re accepting the skin you’re in! “We can’t hate ourselves into a version of ourselves we can love.” ❤️

[@morgan3llis001]

I feel like I've been commenting this on so many peoples' vlogs lately but it's wild that we are taking skincare advice from influencers (you're not giving the advice, tbc). There is so much consumerism in skincare. Like if it's fun for you, go off. But if you want real advice... go to a dermatologist! The products they give you will be waaaay cheaper and more effective than what some random person on the internet is telling us "works" for them. Talk to a professional (if you have health insurance)!

[@cathyhercher4616]

Thank you for talking about the issues you have with your skin. I’m tired of influencers acting like they have perfect skin. Almost all people, at one time in their life have a problem.

[@theyusedtomake]

Fellow rosacea sufferer here! I use the same vanicream cleanser and La Roche Cicaplast and very little else to calm a flare. If you haven’t tried Cicaplast, it’s a godsend! Wishing you luck in figuring out what your skin can tolerate-as others have said, simplicity is key. Focus on moisturizing and healing your barrier.

[@justinafasano3731]

Nothing like watching a Carrie vlog to start off my week 🥰🥰🥰

[@CarrieDaytonVlogs]

this means the WORLD!! 💞

[@michellecoxen3125]

The checked sweater with the black bucket hat!!?! 😍 Iconic, love it and makes me want a bucket hat!

[@annabelleguertin8429]

Hi! Rosacea also run in my family, and over the years I have learned that the simpler the skin care, the better! I use almost only Cetaphil and CeraVe products, they are dermatologist tested and very gentle and effective. The most important thing to me if I do try another skin product is it has to be UNSCENTED!! Perfumes/fragrances makes my skin awful so I would recommend maybe to try an unscented skincare routine to see how you react to it! 💕

[@uni23km]

The way you remind me of Christina Applegate circa early 2000s here 8:22 is amazing 😍 obsessed with this outfit !

[@emimiao]

Talk to a dermatologist! I’ve been working with mine since I started puberty and started having acne. From the start he recommended cetaphil face wash and lotion and colorscience as sunscreen /makeup. I didn’t actually start implementing what he recommended till a few years ago, but I wish I did sooner. Very basic but it works for me.

[@vickyball1540]

Regent Street is a street in London, so likely where the pipe was made & sold 😊

[@Aksglaede91]

fellow rosacea girly here! I have tried SO MANY different skincare products, most of it irritating my skin. My biggest tip is keeping it simple! Dont layer on the skin care, 1-2 layers (serum and/or cream) thats it. Some of my favorites are La roche posey toleriane creams, bioderma sensibo serum and cream, vichy 89 serum and a Vitamin C serum (good ones from Avene and la roche posey). xx

[@flynnlarson8694]

Also a rosacea girlie

[@amandarusconi8680]

rosaeca is sensitive I had to strip back to really basic clean ingredients like cera ve and mineral sunscreen, also try azleaic acid that helped me a bit.

[@Codylynnski]

Just get some clip in extensions girl! They are super easy, not that expensive & you can take them out at the end of the day 😅

[@rachelreynolds0430]

i can definitely relate to the skin issues. i've struggled with psoriasis my whole life. i think it's so cool of you to share and make others feel less alone 💛

[@user-kf8bs3zg3r]

I have rosacea too. I agree with all the comments saying that keeping your skincare as simple as possible is really important. I just wanted to add that abstaining from certain foods has been really helpful for me as well. Especially anything containing tomatoes and cheese, sadly those two things really cause my skin to flare up. I hope this is helpful for someone😊

[@lct11]

Another Rosacea girlie here 👋 Just wanted to share some of what I've personally learned on my skin journey. For me, I've found my skin doesn't like added fragrance nor niacinamide. Simple formulas are always better since there are less irritants. Sunscreen is an obvious must, and the one you're using is my new Holy Grail! Chemical sunscreens are more irritating to rosacea. Mineral sunscreens are better, but Korean sunscreens for me are *chefs kiss* Sun and exercise are my biggest flare up triggers. After 16 years of dealing with my redness I got to the point where I just dgaf. I do what I can and try to not let it get in the way of living my life. I still get irritated when ppl point it out and ask if I'm ok, but that's alright. And I definitely will put on makeup if I'm seeing ppl for a social event. But everyone's journey is different, and full of highs and lows. Hopefully, we are able to just spend more time in the acceptance zone 😊 much love to the rosie cheeks girlies 🌹

[@sheelfjohnson]

That reminded me: one time I wore foundation to this meeting where I knew something upsetting would come up. But then two of my friends who were there said loudly, "Oh look, you're wearing makeup! You never wear makeup!" You can't win.🤦‍♀️ Now I just use a little mineral makeup (bare minerals summer bisque) to cover the reddest areas if needed. It would be great if people would just stop commenting on others' appearance, but that'll probably never happen. I actually loved the mask era for this reason.

[@hannahfrancis2672]

Literally been binging your vlogs and videos lately. You are such a bright spot ❤

[@erinbelmont3374]

Also a rosacea girly and its def a struggle to find something my face likes. Pregnancy has made my rosacea really flare and so it’s nice hearing someone else talk about the struggle

[@roseingersoll]

you know it’s going to be a good day when carrie uploads a vlog 💛💛 i have rosacea too and i appreciate you showing yours!! i notice mine gets irritated when i use exfoliating products too often and also when there are major weather changes (especially dry air obvi)… i’ve had the best luck with the most simple of simple products 😂

[@DelaneySearsWebb]

Really appreciate the transparency about your skin! I’ve had moderate acne (with severe episodes periodically) since middle school, and have tried so many things to help but have really just come to terms with the fact that I don’t have “perfect” skin and will probably always have somewhat acne prone skin.

[@gennas187]

I love my hand tied extensions- one of the best decisions I’ve ever made to get length and fullness in my hair. I sleep with a braid in at night but other than that I don’t really do anything different with my hair. The few weeks before they get moved up can be super floppy and irritating but I think it’s 100% worth it ❤!

[@TonjaWatts]

LOVE THE NAILS!!! 😍😍😍 I’m also a red nail girlie, but I’ve been craving springy daisies recently.

[@samanthamiley8134]

Carrie!!! Try tallow balm. It has helped my skin SO much. Look into pure made tallow I swear buy it

[@Lydia1596]

I got so excited when you showed the welsh dragon mug! I moved to Wales a few months back and would be so happy if you visited ❤❤

[@graceeakins231]

Aquaphor as a night time moisturize has helped a lot too.

[@sallyrandle]

The best thing i have found for my very sensitive rosacea prone skin is the Azelaic acid from The Ordinary. I use cerave cleanser and moisteriser as well and my skin is completely transformed and feels so much more comfortable.

[@JeansThoughts]

I don't have rosacea but I do have acne scarring and dermatillomania (compulsive skin picking) and until 1-2 years ago I couldn't even go to the post office or supermarket or a walk in the park without makeup I felt so uncomfortable and self-conscious. But over the past year or two I've been going more and more places without it just casually and I feel so proud of myself. I literally was in TK Maxx recently with my partner and said to him I can't believe I'm here with all my skin out... It kind of seems silly sometimes but yeah definitely not alone.

[@ashleybarbour9147]

Yes to the “hand-tied” extensions! There are a lot of different “methods” out there, but they’re all relatively similar, some just work better on different scalp types. I wouldn’t recommend NBR (as a former client) and don’t be turned off by machine-tied hair, either. The weft seam can be made thinner but have more hair in it, so it’s actually sometimes better on people with fine or thinner hair. I think you will love this method! My favorite is IBE (invisible bead method) - I would recommend going to their website to find a stylist if you want to keep looking around! But I hope who was recommended is a good fit 🫶🏼

[@kathleenreynolds7113]

Ohh your hair grows so fast !!! ❤

[@kristindawn87]

Hi Carrie! Thank you so much for sharing about your rosacea. I've struggled with acne, hyperpigmentation, and eczema at different points in my life. It can be very frustrating and can make you feel very insecure. That's normal and okay. But, I would say, when I finally stopped caring what other people thought and stopped wearing lots of makeup to cover up, I felt SO much more free. I felt so trapped by needing to always cover my skin. What helped me was starting by wearing a BB cream and mascara every day. Now I just wear my Skincare and a tinted sunscreen everyday and I've never felt more free. You've got this Carrie, you're beautiful with or without makeup. I love that you're using vanicream, I also use vanicream! So gentle.

[@raeraemillstone]

Love when you wrat the queen Elizabeth hat! My grandmother came over on the queen mary when she was 5 and rhen yrs later my aunt got married on it .. really cool experience

[@cococlark]

Thank you for talking about your rosacea! When you mentioned it recently, I was hoping you might talk about it more!

[@davinamcm6435]

💗Loved this vlog, so relaxing and fun to watch, thanks for sharing a glimpse in your life, love, love the cardigan, have a great week Carrie and Drew🤗

[@miac1643]

GIIRRRLLL. Hand tied extensions are the BEST! They will be tight on your head at first, but after a day or two they feel so natural. I feel like I wash my hair less bc I’m touching my root area less. Also you can ask them to leave a “part” down the middle of your head in the back that they don’t place the extensions on so you can do pig tails or braids and they don’t show. They’re reusable and I believe easier to care for. I sleep in a Low loose ponytail with them and they hold a style SO well. I think you would love them!

[@bielieberr4ever]

I feel your struggles with finding confidence in your skin. I don’t have rosacea, but I regularly get hormonal breakouts around my jaw and I have really bad eczema on my hands. It gets tiring having to constantly fight your own skin. I just try to take it one day at a time and just try to be grateful that my body is overall in relatively good shape despite all my skin conditions (I also have HS in my underarms 🤪) and everything else I have going on medically. We’re honestly handling everything really well sis, it just feels worse when we ruminate. ❤

[@kaileythrower8543]

This might be a hot take, but I've found personally the more "skincare" I use, the more breakouts I'd have. When I got pregnant in 2021 I stopped using all skincare because I didn't want to risk using something that wasn't pregnancy safe. After 3+ years of washing my face with water, using a light sunscreen and occasionally a cream to hydrate, my skin has never been better! Makes me wonder how much is actually just marketing nonsense.

[@funkytrunkfashion]

The gentlemen yes!!!!!!! My hubby and I loved it❤

[@laurensuzanne186]

Carrie! have you considered trying clip in extensions? they are much more affordable and they last for a long time so are more worth the investment, you can take them in or out whenever you want to switch up your look or to avoid getting a headache from having them in 24/7, and you can easily place them differently on your head in order to wear your hair in various styles which you can't really do with the tape ins or handtied (like clipping them all at the crown of your head to do a cute high pony or bun) plus you have the option to only put in a couple tracks, or put in the whole entire set depending on how thick you want your hair to be that day! I highly recommend bfb hair clip in extensions, the brand was created by the influencer Amber fillerup clark, she also created the brand Dae haircare, I use these ALL the time on my bridal hair clients and I LOVE THEM !

[@ChicFreak4]

I Completely agree! Clip in extensions are amazing and you can decide when you want to use them or not. Plus, when the color matches it looks so nice and they definitely last a long time when you take care of them

[@jessicamertz2452]

I have the same type of rosacea that you have!! I literally can only use very VERY minimal skincare (I stick to cerave). And also my dermatologist prescribes me metronidazole gel and I mix a small amount of that with my moisturizer in the morning and it completely takes care of it!! If I don’t use it for a few days, it immediately comes back. But I just keep it with my moisturizer and if you mix it, you can’t even tell you’re putting anything different on. Hope that’s helpful!

[@theresabraun3336]

I had to strip back my skin care routine to just a gentle cleanser and moisturizer, when my rosacea started to flare up. My dermatologist also put me on azelaic acid which made a big difference

[@StephanieCeleste]

I am revenge bed time procrastinating bc being a PhD student be like that sometimes, but Im glad I can catch up with you even if it’s at 1am ❤ sending love from the East Coast!

[@melaniecarpenter4815]

From the brief look I got at it, I have the exact same walking pad! I bought it last October and walk every work day for about an hour and I LOVE it. It makes me feel so much better versus sitting all day long. I’m jealous of your motorized desk though! Mine has to be cranked up and down but no biggie. :) Looking forward to your main channel video on it!

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

I have Rosacea too, and I use very little products as well. I think that works best. I just use Cereve cleanser and moisturizer, but vanicream is also awesome.

[@tigerente13]

I have eczema and rosacea, I don’t really do anything to treat it. I honestly prefer people’s natural faces with no makeup, more individuality and character to me. But I fully understand those societal pressures.

[@nataliepaulus9771]

I have hand tied extensions, Carrie! They have literally changed my life- not to be dramatic 😅 but they look SO natural and are so easy to take care of. I go every 7 weeks to get them moved up, but I keep the same hair for a YEAR! Definitely I think that method is the way to go! 🎉❤

[@victoria-e]

I would def talk to a dermatologist and also make sure every single thing you use is unscented!!! I love Vanicream for moisturizer and its drigstore, doesnt break me out either

[@emmadouglas281]

Hello from Wales.....love your Wales mug and can't wait for you to come and visit!!! So many cosy cottages, amazing views and castles!!! Even in the capital, Cardiff, where I live. Love your vlogs!! xx The Gentlemen is brilliant!! 😊

[@gabriellelee2942]

I need that foundation brush!! please tell me what it is!

[@Joanna-fr9gk]

You look gorgeous with and without makeup!

[@Stephanie-us3bj]

I have rosacea too and less is more. I also have ADHD and cannot have any sort of complex or lengthy skincare routine LOL. I will literally just wash my face once a day - usually after working out in the AM, and then I use an expensive moisturizer that isn't too light or too heavy, no scents. Sometimes I will use a retinol serum at night if I remember - retinol has really helped with my rosacea too! I don't typically wash my face before bed unless I have makeup or sunscreen on. Sunscreen is another tricky thing - so many of them irritate my skin. I just think of rosacea as extremely sensitive skin so limiting the amount of products I put on my face, finding the right products that don't irritate my skin, not over cleansing, and a silk pillow case have really helped.

[@cfloyd692]

My rosacea is exactly like yours! Mine is only on one cheek though. It is hormonal with me. I use Finacea which is azeliac acid. Best thing ever. I use it when it is active, reduces the redness overnight.

[@kat_bae]

Have you tried any of the prequal or skinfix item's. I have eczema/dermatitis and dehydrated skin and get a lot of redness from my tretinoin, and those items have been great for me.

[@colorfulkatyy]

Not related to this vlog specifically, but thank you for introducing me to emkfit! I need variety in my workout routine to stay motivated and emkfit is just the thing I needed to get excited about working out again!! I 100% credit you for introducing me to her videos! Also, I love your vlogs ❤ I look forward to watching them every time you post. You are so relatable and beautiful and a wonderful highlight to my day!

[@bandteesnblazers]

Thanks for sharing about your skin! I haven’t been to a dermatologist in years, but I googled rosacea and it turns out I have been struggling with the broken vessel type, so I’m going to work on that. And I have been super interested in those folding up walking mats! It’s about to get hot and soupy here in San Antonio, TX, so finding a way to get in my steps without accepting walking in thick, sauna like weather is on my to-do list! Let us know how you like it 😊 Hope you enjoyed the eclipse today!

[@absthegabs]

Hey Carrie! I also have rosacea and have been dealing with breakouts lately so i’ve been going through the same feelings. For me, what has helped me with reducing the redness and spreading has been a.) vitamin C! I take gummy vitamins in the morning and have noticed a difference so far! (and vitamin c is proven to help reduce inflammation and acne scarring). and b.) less exfoliating! that could be a reason why you felt getting facials was making it worse. I was definitely over exfoliating my skin and noticed that it was just constantly red and I was still breaking out and I was feeling very frustrated. Once I stopped exfoliating it every day i noticed it also started to look less red! Anywho, not saying this will work for everyone because everyone’s skin is different, but I just thought I would share because I have been dealing with the same exact feelings of insecurity as you. Love your vlogs!! ❤️

[@carolienlans4252]

Hi Carrie just wanna say you're such a lovely, nice and sweet person. Love your vlogs greetings from the Netherlands ❤

[@CarrieDaytonVlogs]

thank you SO much 🥺 this is SO sweet of you to say!!!

[@taylorblomquist2159]

My dermatologist recommends vanicream too!! It’s awesome!

[@robyndebil6906]

What brand is the walking pad I've been looming around for one as well.

[@quinnmattingly3509]

I’m a hairstylist, I don’t do extensions but my coworker does! She does hand tied and they look great. And you can reuse the wefts for a very long time as long as you take care of them

[@rachelgallagher8378]

I thought I had rosacea, but my derm says I actually have kp! Prescribed rhofade and using an aha/bha exfoliator instead of retinol. Besides those products, I only use moisturizer and sunscreen after cleansing. ❤

[@beccalordon3680]

I feel compelled to reply because I had horrible rosacea years ago and what helped the most is cutting down on the amount of products you use and finding what actually works for you from a dermatologist. Cerave is my go to honestly and I've stuck to it for years. I also reccomend IPL lasers that made the most difference in my skin and the results have lasted years. I feel comfortable without makeup and most wouldn't even be able to tell I have rosacea anymore.

[@ceciliahoeft3165]

Rosacea girlies RISE UP. I feel you so deeply on this, thank you for talking about it

[@skooterbeej]

i am watching on my walking pad now. Good for you and letting it out. lol I went through 3 walking pads but ended up with one that is wider then normal and longer then normal. i have a long stride.

[@Aliceson1]

I’m a former hairstylist (now a SAHM) and have hand tied extensions in my hair now! I’ve tried sooo many and these are amazing! Thanks for always being so real in your vlogs! PS- your skin is beautiful and just trying to give you a natural blush ;)

[@RainbowGhoul31]

LOVE your new nails! Those are too cute! 😍 Can I ask what jeans you're wearing in the second outfit in this video? They look like maybe skinny jeans or straight leg jeans with holes in the knees and a light wash. I'm obsessed! You always have the cutest style! ✨ I'm not sure if I have rosacea or not, but my face is red a lot of the time, especially in the summer. It's really frustrating. 🥺 I try to not wear makeup much unless I'm going out because I like to at least cover the redness in my face. The struggle is real!

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

Love Vanicream!

[@emilyneale4080]

I have rosacea as well, and it sucks, so I feel you. But I've been getting the V Beam laser, and it's a life saver! You should look into it!!

[@ShannonAlexis96]

I grow passionfruit at my house here in SoCal. It grows very well and is low maintenance so I recommend you consider adding it to your back patio so you can enjoy more of it!

[@CarrieDaytonVlogs]

Omg the thought of that is so exciting!!! Thanks for the tip 😍

[@ShannonAlexis96]

@@CarrieDaytonVlogs you're welcome!

[@carolineduffy1835]

Omg the cords under my standing desk are so much worse than yours 😭😭. Some of my friends came over and I said the same thing "do not look at my cords" lmao

[@FantasyFi13]

I have rosacea too. It sucks and makes my face hot and makes me miserable. Right now I’m treating it an antibacterial gel, the most common treatment, I think. I’ve also been told Afrin, the nasal decongestant, can be put on your face and helps with the hot feeling. It makes things a little bit more bearable. I just asked the pharmacist who owns a pharmacy nearby and she gave me a little list. I’ve also seen a cool info graphic on what works for what different kinds of skins. If anyone is interested, just reply to me because I don’t have the info on me right now. So, one day at work, I was really down about my skin, and this black man heard me complain about how I hate my red skin. He told me my skin is beautiful, and he was so sweet I never felt self-conscious again. Now I rarely wear foundation but want to get to the root of the problem.

[@natalieweed6970]

What shoes are you wearing on the treadmill? I’ve been looking for new dad/ walking shoes and they’re so cute!!

[@elliek3856]

Luv your jacket😍

[@wlsncthrn]

Vanicream was recommended by my dermatologist and I love it! I'm not sure about rosacea but its worth asking.

[@melh7909]

I find that aloe vera gel and also a bit a jojoba oil heps with the burning/irritation sensation.

[@ErinBrookes]

I have rosacea too Hun. I totally understand 🫂❤️ People with rosacea usually have the most sensitive skin. So keeping it simple is the best thing you can do for your skin. A lot of expensive products have lots of ingredients and actives that you might react to.

[@graceeakins231]

Hi Carrie, love your channel! I’m a Rosacea girl too. I have had a lot of success with the product Prosacea. I get it from Walmart or Amazon. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jaymiedepace7773]

CARRIE, please try non toxic skin care! I have very bad psoriasis and make my homemade skin care after two days it is almost gone. Please it is so much cheaper and it works.

[@adrianacarolinacedenorauss7206]

I am from South America and I used eat, drink live for and with passion fruit 😊😂❤ they are the BEST and the smoothie is delicious also very good for your skin

[@wendystephens2730]

I’m experimenting with Castor oil you may want to consider trying it in a small area. It’s taking toxins out on my stomachs and feet etc. I use it on my face at night. This is only week one. Take care

[@brit_evans]

My skin is usually fine. But the last two weeks because of allergies and pollen that my skin is so dry! The seasons always change my skin rn.

[@jeneal4618]

Carrie just a little skincare advice cleansing moisturizing sunscreen and drinking water can be great for skin. Also exfoliating. Good luck Carrie.

[@jvce1800]

Thank you so much for talking about rosacea. I have it myself, got diagnosed with it last year. I was so happy that I finally got rid of my acne with Tretinoin (At the age of 26!). But after tretinoin it didn't last a month and rosacea came. :(

[@ColorTheory1992]

Carrie you should try Primally Pure skin care! Rosacea needs natural clean beauty. You are beautiful regardless! ❤

[@daisiesonme1]

Seeing you make your passion fruit lemonade was so funny to me because in my house, that amount of passion fruit, lemon and sugar would have easily made 2 liters of juice. We like our juice, specially if it's a citric fruit like lemon or passion fruit, a lot more watered down. I find it delicious. I'm from Venezuela, and that's the way I've seen it done everywhere around here!

[@JustTiffany08]

As a fellow mid 30s lady. Skin issues are so irritating because we were always told “ by your late 20s all of your skin issues will be gone.” I have cystic hormonal acne at 36 while on birth control and I feel so gross next to my friend who don’t even need make up but I have these flare ups during ovulation and my period. I have tried so much but nothing is working. I have noticed the same with using less products helps. Good luck to you. You are stunning!

[@AussyAngelx]

Carrie with my skin I have learned I am reactive. I have honestly become so annoyed by the “10 step skincare routine” getting pushed on social media, as it’s made me feel like I need to use all these different products - but turns out, I react to everything. Developed sensitivity to hylaronic acid, can’t use retinol, can’t use glycolic. I break out and get eczema. Now I use the simplest things, QV cleanser (Australian but similar to Cera Ve) and Aveeno body moisturiser on my face. My skins never been so clear! I blame social media for thinking I need to use a billion things.

[@cccyberstar3524]

I've always had THE WORST skin... Still do. Seems like the more I mess with it or spend trying to clear it up, the worse it gets. It's soooo frustrating! I'm almost 40 and I still have breakouts like a teenager! My body skin is even worse... Wish I had a magic wand to clear it all up!! You're not alone!

[@MRuth-es5kf]

When you showed yourself in the bathroom makeup free I literally thought “wow she looks like Emily blunt!” 😍😍

[@brookekirchberg]

While I don’t have rosacea on my face, I have it all over my upper arms. It makes me not want to wear tank tops/sleeveless dresses. I’ve had it my entire life and it’s probably my biggest insecurity. Sending you all my love ❤

[@kathleenreynolds7113]

Ohhh my god I want that owl cardigan I’m obsssed 😮 lol

[@ashleymcginley9764]

As an esthi I’d say to try dermalogica sensitive skin care line You would love, life changing a bit more of an investment but it’s worth it because it has super clean ingredients, and quality ingredients Pre cleanse, special cleansing gel and calm water gel moisture would be amazing & it dramatically reduces inflammation Love you girly perfect skin doesn’t exist, healthy skin does 💕

[@emilyjcarpenter]

Welshie viewer over here 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 wasn’t expecting the mug! lol

[@katfromdenver]

I also have rosacea with a TON of texture, and it's my #1 insecurity. If I could change one thing about me physically, it would be to have clear skin. I see you!

[@angelarn184]

same girl!!! My skin can get soooooo red, I even get IPL laser treatments every 4 months and I still have “flashes” where I look like a tomato. My baseline is just pink so I wear makeup every day