So today I decided to wake up and expose celebrity acne & photoshop
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 16. 06. 2024
- EXPOSING Celebrity Acne & Photoshop Secrets
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đŠ You are beYoutiful inside and out; I love you!
You were blessed with a beautiful body that keeps you alive every. single. day. There is a beautiful soul inside your body. Take care of the body that your mother gave you by nourishing the soul that lives within it and taking care of the body that holds it. You are worth wonderful things. Put on some sunscreen, take your vitamins (if needed) and have a lovely day đđđŠ
Thank you!â€ïžâš
Everything you said except sunscreen. Stop using sunglasses. Go outside and let your eyes tell your body how much natural sunscreen you need.
God gave you that body.not your mother. Some people seem to confuse having a baby to creating a baby.
@@lyons11siren that made zero fucking sense. What do eyes have to do with sunscreen, it goes on your face to prevent UV burns and protect against pollution⊠not your eyes.
@@purplelove3666 Not everyone believes it god first of all, secondly, mothers literally create us in their wombs. What are you talking about?
Me: I hate my skin
Cassandra: Your skin literally stops you from falling apart when you take a shower
Me: You win this round, skin
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And this is why you must take care of your skin đđ
I was one of the girls growing up who had perfect alabaster skin. A girl in my class had horrible, painful cystic acne that left gouges in her skin.
She asked me what I did to have such clear skin. I told her I did nothing, just used soap to clean it. The disappointed look in her eyes is something I will never forget. I genuinely wished I had some deep secret knowledge that could make it all better in that moment.
I often think about her and pray she's been able to find relief.
Its absolutely bonkers how society uses. The 1% and markets it as the standard and worse, uses deception and lies to make a profit from it.
Same. I have my acne mostly controlled now. But it is a lifestyle...if I eat oily foods, white flour, dairy, processed foods I get pimples. I still have to be on top of my skincare at 36 or I'll break out. I knew this girl that literally looks like a real life photoshopped girl. No marks, bumps and where the heck are her pores at? I didn't see any. I asked her for her secret and literally it was just as yours...
@@breadjinnie5495 not from Weymouth high were you?đ
That must feel really discouraging at times and I imagine it must have caused you many upset nights. I'm glad to hear you have the knowledge to achieve the results you are looking for đ.
I know I personally can't wear foundation, such as contour exc, as it will almost always result in a breakout the next day later.
I'm so grateful for channel s such as this one that openly talks about the larger scale impact of lies that devastate individuals.
I never thought the 90s could be one-uped when it came to impossible beauty standards, but social media has somehow done just that.
Your empathy speaks volumes of you đ
The world is indeed not fair. I only had acne for 4 years of my life. Age 20 to 24. Before 20, I had clear skin.
Having acne was the worst. Nothing I ever did worked. Slept well, ate well, tried to be stress free. Went to dermatologist. Acne still raged on. And then for some reason, at 25 it suddenly went away on its own.
I'm 30 now. Been acne free for 5 years. And I barely do anything. No skin care routine. Just micellar water. And I would never get a pimple. Bad diet, lack of sleep, stress, still no pimple.
Acne is really a mystery. I hope my acne never comes back again.
@@Fred_and_Brandy I had the exact same thing! Had great skin then at 30 it just erupted. I got it under control, but since lockdown the last few months and stressful its been a bit worse, but nothing like it was.
I'm never going to love having a pimple, that's why I don't believe so much in the skin positivity movement. I am more of a believer in Skin Acceptance - and focusing in the fact that perfection doesn't exist and we all have to live with what we have, and be okay with it.
I agree âïž
Thatâs literally what skin positivity is. Nobody loves having a pimple, itâs realizing that youâre beautiful regardless of the pimple.
@@meganz020 many try to push the "love your acne" and "cellulite is beautiful" - if it's beautiful wouldn't we all want to have more of it? They take the positivity to an extreme that is difficult to relate to. Accepting something doesn't mean you have to LOVE it. I think that is the main difference between both perspectives.
@@eva_pe I assume youâre referring to what people call âtoxic positivityâ and I have to agree with you. There is a difference, I think itâs just hard for some people to fully conceptualise.
Totally agree!! đđ»
After I popped my head out of social media and looked at people on the street I actually realized that everyone has a pimple , blemishes , texture , acne and a face isn't gonna look perfect from every angle
And PORES! Crazy, huh?
I see people my age with clear skin all the time and i have to mix my SPF with blush to hide all my scarring đ so i can't relate but IM super glad you can feel confident around others đ€
I find it so tiring that I can look at all these other people with moderate to severe acne and think they're totally fine and beautiful, but I get one tiny clogged pore and feel like I need to hide myself away from society. What will it take for us to stop being so hard on ourselves?
Omg i feel the same..
wow... you're absolutely right.
Feel youuu
Love your name
therapy. that's literally all it takes
I watched âYoung Royalsâ the Swedish Tv show and When i saw Actors and actresses playing Teens with acne and showing their real skin it was such a good feeling. Media really should start doing this more. (Sorry for bad english but yah)
Yessss
Totally agree. That show is great
It took me so long to stop focusing on it because of how uncommon it is on Australian and American shows.
@@missbeaussie and that's the reason why everyone has perfect skin/hair/makeup on TV and movies, because they don't want the viewer's attention drawn to the imperfections in people's appearance, instead of everything else that's being shown. I think, however, that if every TV show/movie showed actors with normal skin etc, we would get used to it eventually and it'd stop being distracting.
"Young Royals" is awesome.
I'd rather watch your skin care journey and keeping it real than celebrities hiding their imperfections, complaining and justifying their struggles. I look upto you for being the most authentic version of yourself rather than some famous ppl out theređŠđŠâ€
Celebrities have insecurities just like the rest of us
@@jackiewhite5999 Agreed, it doesn't make them any less human.
@@jackiewhite5999 exactly. This video is doing the opposite of what this girlâs account claims to âbe againstââŠ.
i remember years ago Cameron Diaz's acne photos and she even speak on it... she had sever acne when she was dating Jared Leto ( yes i am boomer lol) and she said that Leto was super nice and supportive never brought her down because of it ⥠it was so nice to read because i was teen struggling with acne and questioning if i ever will find somebody who will love me with my disqusting face
Wow that's surprising cos everyone says he's an asshole
@@bums009 yes i know! not maybe a$$hole but big time weirdo...
@@rose191991 Definitely a weirdo! But also asshole! Too many stories from legit people for it not to be true.
Your face is not disgusting! Stay strong! U n me bothđ€đ€
@@Joy-ci2js †thank you! my skin was awfuly bad but got better⊠wish you all the best â€ïž
The spots on my face do not define me. I am more than just my appearance. Learning to accept myself despite having such a strong sense of self has been tricky. My skin is mine and itâs not that much different than anyone elseâs. Thank you for continuing to show us what REAL skin is. If you wanna call it skin positivity or skin neutrality, itâs empowering and itâs genuine. I donât have to love what I see, but learning to not hate it and to accept are the right steps towards that. Thatâs all life is: a journey.
"i don't have to love what i see, but learning to not hate it and to accept it are the right steps towards that." thank you so much for this. i've been struggling with my skin for a long time and i'm just now entering a point where this statement of yours is happening for me!
@@taylorewalters đ€đ€ itâs such a process, but progress is possible. Baby steps. Sending you love.
@@MelTheMuppetslayer thank you so much! you as well.
Skincare for me is self-care, it gives me a routine to follow and can help me calm my anxiety in the morning and night - its something I look forward to. Its like washing the day's stress off!
yeah same, I love this perspective on skincare routines!
I know someone who was told by a modeling agency that they should pop their pimples because the scars are easier to edit. Thatâs effed up imo
Oh my lord it reminds me of myself. I used to pop my pimples cause scars are easier to cover with makeup
@@zararara841 and yes that's how I ended up with Lotza scars n makeup looks horrible on me
I do it because it's a compulsion đ Send help!
Wow
That's what my grandma told me to do was pop all of them not fucking releasing the permanence. Don't listen to boomers or Gen X anti-screeners about skin.
you opened my mind to proper good skincare, my skin dramatically changed and improved as well as stimulated my mind to the science of skincare in just 2 months. thank you Cassandra
âJust because you have acne doesnât mean you need to fix it.â Such a simple yet novel concept to me at 24 after years of media and advertisements that told me otherwiseâŠ
Just my little cents. It is ok to accept your skin the way it is, but we should also allow other people to do what they feel like doing if they want to feel confident. I don't wear makeup, I don't have a flawless skin, but I am okay with myself. If someone else feels that they can't go out without makeup because of their imperfect skin, I still don't judge them. Each one has a right to feel good about themselves and we can't just tell them to be like us.
đđyesss. If someone wants to wear makeup they totally can. My only problem is if people lie about it.
I am from India and here people rarely wear makeup. I as a teenager when started noticing my dark circles, hyperly pigmented and wide forehead, wide nose, dark skin, hyperpigmentation around the mouth and all around the jaw, no pink lips, no symmetry, no good hairline,no good hair,no good skin, no longer eyelashes and dark brown eyes i became very upset by looking at ppl all around me with light perfect skin and i had a few bumps. Its not like i had hate towards dark PPL i loved them but i hated me my skin tone. Here in india the modern culture has always been obsessed with fair skin and unfortunately i wasn't one of them. Got bullied all my childhood over my tomboyishness and short boy like haircut nobody could even recognise i was a girl. I have toxic parents my mother was so much she never let me grew my hair when they were at their best(thick and straight). Time passed and in my highschool i noticed all that my insecurity few up so much that i am now body dismorphobic. Its tough seeing PPL perfect all around and not you being one. My classmates meant beautiful eyes=light colour which again i didn't own. Then to make me feel a Lil better i learned makeup self i don't know how but i just knew approx 8 months back i started makeup i wasn't an expert but grew up subsequently and now i still wear it sometimes to hide dark circles/ hyperpigmentation and if someone asks or shares i just tell them yes i do and they give me a very cold, judgemental look with a very hateful face i can't even describe. This is how it's here, in metropolitan cities it's common to wear it but the one i live in it's tough again. Your own peers judging you that way just stabs you i don't have a lot of my friends i know just two of them who don't even talk to me so one of them appreciates on my makeup skills other own is still that jury girl i remember she one called me out saying "who are you here to impress"?.
@@supposedlyhuman So sorry for what you went through. Just continue doing what makes you feel confident about yourself. Do not mind what people will say about that. Wish you all the best.đ„°
I agree with you when we donât talk about celebrities who make people think their perfection is real and natural â€ïž
@@nyambura1253 thank you so much. Wishing you the same đđ€
I actually met Ruby while I was an extra on Pitch Perfect 3. I can confirm she is literally the most gorgeous human Iâve seen in my life. She did have some texture on the cheeks but overall was glowing
They made a 3? Lol.
texture is normal
I get super emotional watching some of these videos. Thank you for making me look at my skin in a way I never could my entire life. The insecurities associated with my acne troubles may never leave entirely but Iâll never feel the same because of people like you who never stop telling us we are all beautiful. Thank you. So much.
Cassandra is surely one of my favorite youtubers. I adore this woman
I wish so hard I could show this to my poor heartbroken 14 year old selfđ
I am with you there! I was a teenager in the 70s when no-one had a clue about acne! Doctor gave me antibiotics and recommended a sun lamp! We were told to use soap and strong toners that were like paint stripper. No mention of the devastating effect on our mental health. It blighted my teenage years and my career prospects due to low confidence.Things have certainly changed for the better with CZcams and wonderful people like Cassandra giving support and inspiration.
yeah that me too I use hate looking at the mirror coz i suffer with acne I will look quick and and walk away.
I remember I used to watch you from your first videos when you had very bad acne- the same exact acne I had! I suffered for so long but seeing someone else who was real and had the same thing as me but was a model made me feel a thousand times better about myself. So thank you for that!
She gives me so much power to deal with this skin issue everyday.THANK YOU CASS.
"Your flaws are your features" beautiful, thank you đ
Amazing video. Thank you so much for all your work in trying to normalise acne, texture, and pigment. I don't have acne and I've always looked past it on others but in terms of skin texture, I've always been a little bit aware of mine.
"Having acne doesn't mean you have to get rid of it" really struck me! Why not see it as art??
What no one talks about too is when you have the edits made and the perfect lighting⊠it can mess with your self esteem. You look at that beauty cam pic or photoshopped image or filtered Tik Tok video and itâs like being two people⊠the one that looks perfect on screen and the real you who will seemingly never measure up. Itâs important to reaffirm that you donât have to be that on screen version of yourself in real life.
Maybe we should just, retouch that much đ beauty standards now-a-days have become ridiculous
Skin is like a friend. Sometimes it's nice and sometimes it upsets you, but it's always got your back.
literally when i was growing up i was the only person with cystic acne and you cassandra were one of the only people who was struggling too - i didnt have anyone in the media or real life who understood. i just want to say thank you.
I've watched this video while I was doing my skincare routine I do to treat my acne and instead of feeling not so well I felt proud of my skin!
Thank u and Cassandra and love from Spain :)
Cassandra, thank you so much for these videos as reminders to âturn our flaws into featuresâ. I love it. I, too, wish that this message was more prevalent in my youth growing up in the 80s. We need people like you to point out the ridiculous standards of what beauty is & reminders that we are all beautiful. Love ya! â€ïž
it's just the second video I've watched from your channel but everytime you mention you're our "acne big sister" i start tearing up. dealing with acne and other skin "problems" can have such a big weight in someone's self esteem and the skincare world is definitely so hard to navigate alone; we often see people with predisposed good skin talking about taking care and getting "better" skin as if it is that simple. the truth is sometimes people will never have perfect skin, never be rid of breakouts, and that's just how it is. I'm happy i found your channel and happy that I can find good information and guidance through this with empathy and genuine understanding. anyways, thank you so so much for your content â€ïž
You and the welsh brothers are really helping me realize that the technology has gotten better than when I was 13 in 2000, thinking airbrushed skin in Vogue was real perfect skin. Now I can spot a blurring filter but not this new tech that is so good that is undetectable. I didnât even see nikki tutorials filter that was on until it was pointed out now I canât Un see it - like girl turn that off!!!!! Thatâs a you thing cause To us at home itâs very annoying and indicative of the content creators mind not what my mind should be thinking!!!!
I need to learn about the niki filter. How do you tell?
@@JoMarieHartup Me too! Iâm curious.
@@BbGun-lw5vi it's in another of her videos I found last night x
I canât tell you how comfy it makes me feel to hear you say âReal skin has pores. Texture is normal.â Because of a variety of marketing tactics, Iâve spent years feeling awful about the size of my pores. But itâs fine.
Thanks for this, Cassandra. Im sick of the social media trying to portray an unapproachable and irrral standard of beauty and companies making billions after triggering on people's insecurities.
I adore how you are so real. Everyone has 'flaws' and it's so wrong how media/ commercialization treat people like we should all strive for a perceived " perfection". We are all beautiful!!
i remember coming across one of ur videos about ur acne a long time ago... i struggled with acne so i watched ur videos to relate. and now i come across you again and you still post amazing videos. love you!!
Seriously!! Acne has such a bad stigma but almost everyone gets it/can get it at some point. Itâs completely normal.
Itâs normal to have acne since weâre human. Yes.
But letâs not sit there and be hypocritical and pretend that itâs a good thing. If we had the choice to have it vs not have it, no one would want to have it. Acne has a bad stigma because itâs a bad thing. However, the individuals who have acne are not bad people or ugly because of it.
@@dimitrifranck Yes thatâs exactly what I mean. You donât want to have acne but Iâm just saying letâs not harass people who do.
6:56 Same!!! The world of skin acceptance and body positivity is changing for the better. But damn was it hard growing up without this validation. I have struggled with acne and was told I would never get jobs, a partner, etc because of it. You were the first one I saw that bravely exposed your skin. It helped me in so many ways, that was a long time ago! Thank you for doing what you do!
Thank you so much for this. I had acne for years and am now left with scarring. I really take care of my skin but i never feel good enough because of my scars. You've really made me think differently about my skin and how I feel about my skin.
SO. MUCH. THIS! Iâm so tired of feeling ugly because of my acne. For 4 decades. THANK YOU!
This is relatable. I thought celebs has this perfect skin with no pores or any skin problems.
She's made me really confident in my skin, myself. Stay blessed ma'am
This movement is beautiful. I want to cry đą. I never would have imagined this would ever happen when I was suffering and insecure back in my pre teens, teens, and early twenties
Hi Cassandra I just wanted to tell you how much of an inspiration you are to me. I just started esthetician school and you played a big part in deciding to join the esthetics community. By far my favorite most real aesthetician on CZcams keep doing what your doingâ€ïžâ€ïž
âiâm ok just the way i am and my reflection is going to look very different than someone elseâs retouch.â and also âFlaws can be features and letâs embrace it.â PREACH GIRL I NEEDED THESE WORDS OF WISDOM AND I NEEDED THIS VIDEO TODAY thank you :))) i love ur channel
Thank you for these videos! I have always been insecure about my skin, but watching your channel has been extremely helpful! I have picked up a good skin care routine thanks to you!! Please keep the helpful and wonderful videos coming!
Oh my god! Iâve just discovered youâre the girl from the acne video I saw years ago! I admired you so much for your openness and bravery on that video. Itâs great to see how far youâve come! â„ïžđđŒ Congratulations!!
these lorde's lyrics about skin texture LITERALLY made me cry.
Now bring my boys in
Their skin in craters like the moon
The moon we love like a brother
While he glows through the room
You are just incredible, my acne big sister. Amazing voice in this conversation, thank you so much. Thank you. And you are so fun to listen to!!
Bern watching you since the beginning. And, so glad you've not changed in your stance for true transparency about skin!
I do believe that some people are not ready to LOOOOOVE their skin/body/appearance and saying to them that they should is not gonna help it will shame them for NOT loving it. Because itâs a process you cannot decide to love yourself randomly. But normalizing the normal skin (omg why itâs a big news, normal should be normal lmfao) definitely helps everyone. Thank you for doing exactly that â€ïž
On another note. I see some chance of you Cassandra reading this so Iâd like to leave a request for a video âșïž SPF - itâs so frustrating. You donât see how it works. Why do you really need to reapply? How exactly does it loose itâs power? For example the physical spf - if itâs just a mineral grounded into a powder - and itâs supposedly reflects the UV rays - why would you need to reapply ? Is it because itâs being degraded by the UV or just it gets moved around and creates some unevenness so you could not be sure that your say cheeks are being protected? One other thing is if your layering the spf - what can you layer and what not? Does it then extend you wear time? Say the most closest to your skin layer get protected by the one above it why would it loose itâs poser ? Maybe it can stay intact and will get itâs moment when the above ones have gave their all to protect and died (so sad for the SPF, but thank you) .
I do believe you Cassandra can exhaust the f* out of this topic, do a great research and then share this with us!
You'll love the body neutrality movement! It's basically what you've said; not everyone can or wants to love their body, but hating it isn't healthy so we should aspire to be neutral.
As for your questions about SPF, physical and organic sunscreens work the same way. The molecules that act as the spf absorb UV energy and diffuse that energy through a chemical state change. That's actually what the number on an spf rating means; an SPF15 will diffuse the UV energy from full strength and direct sunlight for 15 minutes before losing efficacy.
As for how to layer it, the general consensus is to apply serums/moisturizer first, let that sink into your skin, and then put your spf on top. If you need to add makeup over that, just let the sunscreen dry down a bit first so it's not disrupted by your applicator!
To your SPF question, there are two big reasons why we need to reapply:
1. When applying sunscreen, people almost always apply far less than needed. Also, our skin is porous and bumpy and itâs hard to get the sunscreen on perfectly - think about how you might have to do multiple coats of paint to paint a basketball. The reapplication increase your protection by making up for missed spots in early applications.
2. Our sunscreen can rub off when we touch things and it can mess up protection over time. Therefore we have to reapply.
I would check out Dr. Dray or LabMuffin Beauty Science on CZcams for more information. Also one last note: physical sunscreen protection is not entirely through reflection - itâs about 10% reflection and 90% absorption (like chemical filters).
Cassandra, you are so knowledgeable and I really enjoy watching your videos. You are so awesome and Iâve been following your channel for many many years now! đ
my perspective about "normal" skin was corrupted thanks to media (back when there was no social media) and it really caused me a lot of struggle to embrace my skin in any condition. cassandra thank you for always keeping it real and showing us the truth đŠ
It took me a while to appreciate my skin. I suffered with cystic acne and now have scars. All stars made me feel ugly and I became so depressed. It's sad how they retouch all pictures it's sad. Understanding the skin more made my skin look so much better. It's normal to have acne, scars, texture wrinkles and so on. Love you and love your videos. Xoxo
I really admire you so much!! You giving me hope and feeling that im not alone!!
Let's not forget that there are so many talented, wonderful artists out there who don't get a chance just because of their imperfections!
Cassandra, you are absolutely beautiful. I literally will watch you talking about anything just to see your smiling face đ
So happy to see you years and years later. You look happy dude. Thats great.
Celebs have way more options to trat their skin. They have access to better meds, better skin care, better derms and better treatments just because of money. Someone said that beauty is not longer a thing of DNS, it's a thing you buy. And that's true
IM SO HERE FOR THIS OMGGGGG. I WISH I COULD SOMEHOW SHOW MY YOUNGER SELF THIS đ„ș
I love this! I don't have IG, FB or Snapchat and I have always thought the filters without texture look so weird. I love this movement
It does look weird! Itâs so noticeable that itâs airbrushed, itâs almost likeâŠwhy bother??
My whole face is full of acne, blemishes, acne scars, blackheads and whiteheads. But im learning to just accept it and embrace itđ
I so wish that I had someone like you 33 plus yrs ago when I had horrible acne and was made fun of so much. I have loved your videos for yrs back when you were in your robe in the living room đ Thank you for all the now older ladies that needed this as a child.
Thank you for this video. This was very much needed for my self-esteem â€ïž
Oh wow! You were one of the first few people I followed for makeup to know which foundations have the highest coverage.
Watching this show has made me more understanding towards myself and more excepting of myself thankyou so muchâ€
You're doing such an amazing thing and keep on on doing it.
So proud of you â€
Can I just say how thankful I am for you & your brilliance!!! Queen đ
â flaws can be features & letâs embrace it â đđ„°â€ïžâșïžđŠ
i always thought my skin was horrible because of texture and acne, i felt so normal watching young royals, itâs so nice to see characters who are seen as beautiful having skin that looks like minec
Thank you for the video, Cassandra. Although I cannot rely to the acne experience but I do understand the feelings people have when seeing such images. Iâve had rosacea for a few years now and I used to be desperate to find more information about it and treatment (itâs untreatable tho). Then I found some youtubers who claimed to have it too, promoting skincare products and advice but never a medical treatment. Stupid me fell for it and tried nearly everything until I found out they themselves were going to expensive clinics and had medical treatment. That made me angry and sad because itâs some toxic information. Not even mentioning they use filters and editing on their videos. Unfollowed the BS, but for a long time I felt terrible because I was trying to achieve and have a flawless pore-less perfect glowy unrealistic skin. I appreciate that youâre educating people on what is realistic and achievable by skincare.
I have acne but my boyfriend has rosacea, I think he's beautiful and I bet you are too.
@@bums009 thank you, you are very kind â„ïž
@@martinav4086 đâ€
LORDE is amazing ,she literally wrote a line in her song âteamâ about her skin texture
Thank you for this video. Everyone needs to watch this and know that flawless, airbrushed skin is just not real. Would love to see more 'real' photos by celebs. Being real is so much more inspiring than appearing flawless.
omg cassandra your skin looks absolutely beautiful
Youâre an amazing CZcamsr and thank you for your content đ€đœđ€đ€đœ
Love you! Youâre always so well spoken and I love your content đ
Omg when you said you were my acne big sister I wanted to jump through the screen and give you a big hug. I have had a few breakouts here and there but never really had to struggle with that particular thing but we all have our own thing right?!
I love what you do, to show young girls and young women that NO ONE has perfect and of course celebrities and models wear tons of makeup as well as break up like all of us humans! đđđ
I still add a slight filter to my social media pics and I am very insecure about my appearance especially in photographs.
Iâm 50, and Iâm so glad unrealistic beauty ideals are changing. đž
Queen you are why I cut out Milk! I watched you from the very beginning & you gave me so much confidence for my acne!
We all never really have perfect skin. Skin care actually is key for a normal and healthy skin.
I actually have seen people WITH perfect skinđ
@@Kapschan yes like some of my friends. Lucky them. You cannot even see their pores. đ
@@RealityxFairytale you're only seeing a moment of their lives. I have what people call perfect skin but I have my problems too đ for example, my skin is sensitive and I have reactions to the minorest things possible. I also have had pimples and I have them from time to time. Its not healthy to think that perfection exists because it doesn't. What you see as perfect skin is just an organ of another human that eats, defecates and does a bunch of disgusting stuff đ
@@divx1001 no I actually was going with them to school and living with them. Of course like 2 days from year they had one tiny pimple, but that's nothing to people when they have acne, a tiny pimple is nothing.
I think I had near to perfect skin when I was a bit younger. Could have still had that skin if I took better care of myself. I don't have pimples often, but it's quite dry and I'm in my late twenties so yeah it doesn't look like I'm 20 anymore
Thank you for sharing this content about acne positivity âșïžđ„°
My fave was when Lorde released her own unedited pictures showing her true skin after a Photoshop picture of her was being used in the press
I wish normal skin was, well the normal. Its seriously weighing so heavy on my mind. I'm tired of feeling so ugly and comparing myself. Your a breath of fresh air cassandra
thank you for the confidence boostđ„șâ€ïž
Can I just say, when you have put up any pics or videos showing when you were struggling the most with your acne, the first thing I noticed about you every time was never your skin, but how beautiful and bright your smile is and the stunning colour of your eyes, and I would like to point that out to anyone who is struggling with skin issues, most people arenât focusing on your skin (although it feels like it) they are noticing your smile/eyes/hair/energy etc, whatever amazing thing YOU have xxxâ€ïž
Having acne just now in my early 20s has been hard to deal with , but Being a cyst-ster has made me feel included in something đ
Hey Cassandra!
Watching you from Australia. I love your channel! Iâm studying to be a skin therapist, and I was wondering if you could do a video on the many things that can cause acne? :)
that was actually quite therapeutic for me, thank you... xxx
Loved this. You might already have done this but, do you think you could do a video like this on wrinkles and normal aging?
I so admire you Cassandra. You are so real in this corrupt world. I struggled with acne my whole life even now at the age of 40. With that being said I learned how to treat it and manage everything that come with acne đđœđŻ
I feel this. I just started taking care of my skin in the last few years and Iâm 37 and have had acne for the last 15 years. Cass is a wonderful person and sheâs struggled too, so she GETS IT and truly does care about other people. Sheâs genuinely like this đŠ
How did you manage your acne? Please tell đđ
@@adlinkujur2382 I was on accutane for a while. Then by research I found out about retin A and azelaic acid since then I have been using it and my skin has never been this goodđđœ
You're wonderful for this, thank you
Love you cassandra for being out skin guruđđđ
Thank you. As a guy who has been complimented by my other guy friends on my skin, I VERY much struggle with insecurities about my textured skin. Models and photoshop really set unrealistic expectations. Seeing these photos really made me feel more comfortable about my skin.
Why i haven't seen this before đ thank you for the information
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEOđđ
I love your attitude;). I am 44 and have only had an occasional monthly outbreak. My issues are in the aging department. My skin has improved so much from watching your channel:). I use Haru Haru now and love it!! Plus sun screen on a daily with increased H2O oral intake. Still struggling with under eye elasticity any recommendations?
People would be so much happier if they didn't pay attention to celebrities and stopped following them on social media
I feel pretty good about myself when I'm not comparing myself to others but if you're constantly inundating yourself with images that make you feel bad, of course you're going to have self image issues
Girl can you also speak about hyper pigmentation on skin especially underarms knees elbows. I have been super insecure about them and hearing people speak about it can make me feel more normal and relatable but there is almost one to no video about it on internet. Besides if you have any tips or treatment for underarms whitening please share! Love your positive energy and your videos!
đđŒđđŒđđŒyes! Hyperpigmentation is my biggest issue!
Dr. Vanita Ratan has some good videos about hyperpigmentation.
Omg I adore â€ïž you. So inspiring đ feeling much better. God bless you girl and all you do for us
As an illustrator, working with Photoshop is like a partner in crime. I grow my own awareness on many models on magazine that is not real skin. The more I understand Photoshop, the more I feel okay about my skin, sometimes it has acnes; due to hormonal changes, especially on PMS. I embrace the change and learn about myself better. Accepting and taking care of it really impact my skin health. It is indeed changing and my skin looks much better. I'm a big fan of sunscreen and yes it has massive impact to the skin!
Keep in mind that a Lot of Models and Celebs dont have influence on what Companies do with their photos.