Dealing with bad skin

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Hello loveies!


I posted a video last Friday where I revealed something about myself which you may or may not have already noticed. I've been trying hard to hide it for the last few months. Maybe you and I both share this problem. The problem being: MY BAD SKIN




Call me a little nerdy, but having dealt with spots for just about AGES I decided to write a poem expressing my aggravation. I turned it into a bit of a rap in my video and I had to cut it down somewhat. So for the fun of it - here is the full version:

Once, when I was twelve,
 I spotted a spot on my forehead.

I cried "NO SPOT! GO AWAY" but soon I realised you were here to stay

I've dealt with your comings
And dealt with goings
Taken a pill
Tested your will

I've cursed at you and cried at you
I've washed you off and scrubbed you down
I've covered you up and squished you out
But most of all I've wished you out

Why did you choose this face to sprout
Were there not other places to display your clout?
Why choose my skin
For you're pimples to win
Why take this long
To sing your song

Get off get out
I want to look good
Go away get going
Stay away from this hood

When I look fresh through a lens
Maybe then we'll be friends
But while you're around
I'm gonna stand my ground

I've decided it's time
To try a more drastic mode
It's been decided
You're my next upload


If you haven't already watched my video here are some tips and tricks that help me deal with bad skin:
  1. Take exercise. Anything from running around, taking a swim or even standing on your head will help to activate your lymphatic system which carries clear liquid alongside your body's veins and arteries. The clogging up of this liquid is what causes pimples, so some of us need to help this liquid circulate! Exercise also encourages you to drink more water which is vital for healthy skin.

  2. Wash your skin but don't go crazy with the facial products! Use a soft soap and stick to natural skin products like tea tree.


    3. If you're skin is really making you miserable I encourage you to visit a GP or skin specialist. Depending on how old you are and you're family's medical history they might recommended the pill. However it can take up to six months for your skin to clear and some people worry about the health risks. After a lot of consideration I have started taking the pill again as it worked wonders last time.




  3. You're skin has a lot to do with your health! So try to stay away from those wonderful fried or fatty foods. There are wonderful healthy ways of eating and drinking that will improve both your body and your mind. Also, try to cut down on dairy. Rice milk is my favourite alternative!




  4. When you're feeling self concious wear make up! I use a mac concealer and foundation. 

     
So now you know my little secret. I'm hope this post will either make you feel less alone or serve as gentle reminder that nobody is perfect. Although the media still pushes the idea of beauty as slim and blemish free – there is a new type of industry emerging, especially on the internet, that encourages people to be themselves. So this is me! 

Love From,
Theo

P.S. I'll admit that I was apprensive about uploading my latest video but now I'm overwhelmed by your kind response. Thank you all so much for being loving!

<3

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5 comments

  1. stiifi28 April 2013 at 06:02

    I had a really bad skin condition, it started in 7-th grade, when all my friends had clear faces. My whole forehead was a breeding ground for disgusting pimples and spots, with time it moved down to my cheeks and chin, it was horrible. I wouldn't take pictures of myself, because of how I looked and people would avoid talking to me. It's been a horrible roller coaster with my skin, I really hated it.
    9 months ago, I also decided to test the pill, despite the risks of fucking up my period, gaining weight, messing up my hormones and mood swings. It took a long time to work, that's true, but now I feel a little more confident. I still have my scars (which will fade away in some years) and an occasional spot or two before "that time of the month", but it's definitely way better than before.

    I admire your courage to post this video and I can absolutely relate to your problem. I hope it will leave us both alone soon enough! :)

    For the rest having this problem: go to a dermatologist, it's very likely that this is caused by a hormonal imbalance and a high "male" hormone concentration in particular. It's nothing like testosterone, we are meant to have it, but when it's more than it should be, it starts giving us these problems. What they did for me is check my uterus for any problems, took some blood tests and prescribed me a certain brand of pills, the kind that Theo is taking as well.

    Have a wonderful day! :)

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    • Angel Lemieux28 April 2013 at 09:15

      A cheap way to help get rid of acne scars is a mixture of baking soda and water, where it becomes a pastry. I usually leave it on for about 5-10 minutes, then moisturize after. It's better if you do it after a shower because your face has open pores from the heat, but you can also just apply a warm washcloth to your face to help open the pores. Make sure you only do this 2-3 times a week though. You don't want a dry face because that can actually lead to more acne. This really does help exfoliate and clear up those scars.

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  2. Elizabeth J. Neal6 June 2013 at 02:58

    That is why; you must get a good quality lip balm for yourself. click Don’t go for fancy lip balms with exotic perfumes as they can adversely affect your lips. A petroleum jelly based lip balm is best.

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  3. Elizabeth J. Neal12 June 2013 at 23:31

    I decided to write a poem expressing my aggravation. acne no more book philippines I turned it into a bit of a rap in my video and I had to cut it down somewhat.

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