Real skin

Shaking stereotypes.

The skin neutrality movement is showing that it's okay to NOT be okay about your skin — and get on with your life anyway.

Social media is notorious for everything except showing the real things. From heavy photo editing and airbrushing pictures to carefully staging every move they make, from hiding the raw stuff and only showcasing the perfect side of things, you may start to wonder why everyone but you has a perfect life, perfect relationship, and perfect skin. Hence, the self-image issues.

“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.”

Every celebrity has battled acne at some point. Here's a glimpse into the lives of a few actresses who've faced these challenges head-on.

Even celebrities have their struggles, and yesterday Keke Palmer got real about her long-time battle with acne.

146K Followers, 2,706 Following, 895 Posts - Maia Gray (@its_just_acne) on Instagram: "Acne-prone Campaigner, helping to raise awareness within TV and Social Media 🎥: ITV2, BBC, Glamour Mag 📍: UK"

These 12 inspiring images prove that acne scars are beautiful. Click to see them yourself