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LifestyleYahoo Style UKMaskne getting you down? These bestselling spot stickers could help
Wearing a face covering can wreck havoc with your skin, but we've found a solution for £5.99.
StyleYahoo Style UKSkin more at risk of clogged pores and dryness if you commute on public transport, says award-winning facialist
A "lack of collagen" on trains reportedly "stresses" our skin out
NewsYahoo Style UKAdult acne sufferer shares how she cured her problem skin after being called a liar
Point well and truly proven.
HealthAOLDoctors told me I had the worst acne they'd ever seen
Imagine being told by doctors you have the worst acne they've ever seen. It was a devastating moment for Emily Keel from Portsmouth, who spent her early twenties living with cystic acne, a condition that caused aggressive boil-like spots to
StyleYahoo Style UKWhat is butne and how can it be treated?
Having a spotty botty is actually pretty common.
StyleWomen's Health UKHow to Get Rid of Acne Scars Once and For All
The products and treatments to know
StyleYahoo Style UKCould this 60-second skincare trick stop you getting spots?
The results have to be seen to be believed.
NewsYahoo Style UKCelebrities with acne: From Katy Perry to Kendall Jenner, stars who have spoken about their problem skin
The large majority of celebrities might appear flawless, but many of them live with ongoing skin complaints – just like us.A host of A-listers have been frank about their struggles with acne: Earlier this week, 22-year-old model Taylor Hill spoke about her battle with acne, saying she had struggled with the condition since the age of 15.“[I get acne] because of make-up, travel, and hormones. I get my really bad breakouts around my period,” she told Allure. The Victoria’s Secret model is known for sharing unedited, make-up free selfies with her 12.3 million Instagram followers, which only highlight her skin complaint. “I think it’s so important to share that realness and that part of my life because I’m a human being,” she told the publication.From Katy Perry to Emma Stone, click through the slideshow to see the other celebrities who have also opened up about their battles with acne.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK:Skincare tips and tricks to sort out your complexionCould changing your diet cure your acne?These ‘human skin’ shoes are seriously dividing opinion
StyleYahoo Style UKQuick fixes for your post-festive face: Skincare tips and tricks to sort out your complexion
What to do if your skin is looking a little worse for wear right now.
StyleYahoo Style UKIs 'air-drying' your face the key to perfect skin?
Frankly, who even has the time?
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKMake-up artists kicks off acne acceptance movement by turning her spots into beautiful stars
Let's highlight rather than hide our acne shall we?
StyleCosmoAn acne vaccine could be on the way, but not everyone is convinced.
Tests are in the early stages
StyleYahoo Style UKBacne, boob and bum breakouts: How to deal with spots in tricky places
So long bacne!
StyleYahoo Style UKModel launches #FreeThePimple campaign to encourage people to share photos of their spots
It's all about breaking the taboo
StyleElleChloe Moretz Opens Up About Her Cystic Acne
'I lost a piece of myself by being so self-obsessed with my skin blemishes'
NewsYahoo Style UKEveryone is going wild for this 'miracle' acne-curing bar of soap – and it costs just £6
Acne sufferers are taking to social media to announce they’ve discovered the answer to their skin problems, with the help of a bar of soap which only costs £6. The alleged ‘miracle’ charcoal soap is made by hot, new start up company Charcoal Theory, which, with it’s stark black and white packaging and lab formulated ingredients is reminiscent of worldwide sensation and beauty brand of the moment, Glossier. The soap comes as a little black bar, containing natural ingredients like organic activated charcoal, organic tea tree oil and shea butter.
NewsYahoo Style UKWhat happens to your skin if you work out with make-up on
Please don't wear make-up to the gym!
NewsYahoo LifeThe surprising action one acne blogger took to clear up her skin
Hailey Wait, a blogger who writes about acne, going makeup free, and art, describes a potentially simple way to help clear your skin.
NewsYahoo Life'I found the right pill': Woman's before-and-after-birth-control photos showing off her clear skin are incredible
"It's so specific for everyone and I tried many different things but honestly it was just a fluke that I found something that worked," wrote Ellie Mahan.
NewsYahoo Canada StyleInstagram has gone crazy for this 22-year old's amazing before-and-after photos
"Always remember that you are beautiful, no matter what."
NewsYahoo Style UKDr Pimple Popper talks spot popping, viral fame and the pressures of YouTube
Sandra Lee is almost certainly your guilty pleasure.
NewsRefinery 29 UKThis Is What Helped Natalie Portman Beat Adult Acne
Natalie Portman may not be French, but her beauty secrets are almost inherently so. Which makes a lot of sense, given that she is the face of Dior's newest fragrance and a former resident of Paris. "I’m vegan and I found my skin was much, much better than when I was a vegetarian," Portman told the publication.
NewsYahoo Style UKGenius skincare calendar reveals when you're likely to get spots - and how to avoid them
It's important to understand your skin's daily and monthly cycles.
NewsYahoo Style UKWhy apple cider vinegar deserves a spot in your kitchen cupboard
It’s lurking at the back of our kitchen cupboards, but what’s apple cider vinegar actually good for? Making chutneys – salad dressings?Of all the bottles and condiments we have lying around, none is more popular than apple cider vinegar for helping with a variety of ailments; from acne to losing weight.While there’s a lot of information out there, here are the real reasons you should be using it.Though remember – don’t start downing the stuff – dilute it before you drink for the sake of your teeth and lungs.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK:Could eating kiwis help you sleep better?Next-gen sex dolls with personalities are on their way – but what does it mean for our sex lives?A baby fed a gluten-free diet has died weighing just 9lbs