Acne beauty

10 beauty influencers who embrace their acne and scars, proving you can feel beautiful just as you are 2

Four women who have experienced post-Roaccutane relapses share their experiences on the drug, and how they are now learning to manage their acne.

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Mina Stein, 20, from Frankfurt, Germany, is encouraging others to embrace their skin, after struggling with cystic acne for the past two years that was triggered by taking birth control pills.

“But it also had to do everything a good antioxidant would do,” says Harris. And it does: After eight weeks of daily use, the formula reduced fine lines by 24 percent, improved radiance and skin texture by 38 percent, and evened skin tone by 28 percent. As our tester put it: “My skin is now shining in all the right ways.”

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Worth a try, right?

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Shaking stereotypes.