From the language used, you’d think pimples were a flesh eating virus.
Keep scrolling to see photos of inspiring acne-positivity activists.
@nazhayabarcelona
Model and YouTuberNazhaya Barcelonais the person to follow for a major confidence boost.

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@abis_acne
Abigail is a beauty enthusiast who actively shares her acne experience on her Instagram@abis_acne.
@badassbrownfeministidentifies as an intersectional feminist and a body-positivity activist.
A heart full of hate does."

@nazhayabarcelona
But that’s okay.
Acne is okay and we’ve got to learn to love it."
@myfacestory
Kali runs a popular account called@myfacestory,dedicated to her acne-positivity journey.

@abis_acne
Who could argue with that?
No blemished bod here just an elegant profile of the model’s natural skin.
Em Ford of@mypaleskinblogis one of the firstacne-positive advocatesto share her bare skin and story on Instagram.

Em proves that you’re able to be a fashion model without clear, picture-perfect skin.
Whenever we need a little self-esteem pick-me-up, we click over to her account.
American Academy of Dermatology Association.Skin conditions by the numbers.

@badassbrownactivist
Sutaria AH, Masood S, Saleh HM, Schlessinger J.Acne vulgaris.In:StatPearls.
StatPearls Publishing; 2024.

@pigss

@loveyourskln

@myfacestory

@kunye.co

@chloebarcelou

@mypaleskinblog