Confidence comes when your skin is "skinning" - by ~Thehealingpoet🤍✝️

Confidence comes from within. Scratch that. Confidence comes when your skin is "skinning". Motivation aside, have you ever loved with skin issues? Breakouts, hyperpigmentation, uneven skin, acne and the likes of such. I can tell that during those periods, it robbed you of your confidence. Yes, that was it for me also. I've lived with acne for as long as I can remember. Tried many things that was recommended to me even by people who aren't dermatologist but nothing changed. It got so bad it affected my self esteem. I couldn't make eye contact, I covered my face when going out, my face got darker and worse and it made me so sad. I lost my confidence. A lot of people said it was puberty but even after that phase had passed, my skin issue didn't stop as I turned adult. I got tired and began making researches on how to treat the skin issue I was having. That was the first time I came across the word "Skincare routine". Like you mean to tell me i can't use my body lotion on my face? And I must have a separate towel for my face also? You mean to tell me I should let go of "Okin" soap and get an effective soap that treats my skin condition? - The one that has salicylic acid in it. You mean to tell me I shouldn't rub oil on my face but get a moisturizing face cream and that my skincare routine should follow this pattern - Cleanser - serum - moisturizer - sunscreen and without sunscreen, all my skincare labour will result to my skin not caring? Now, i know better. I started implementing these knowledge into my skin; first, by knowing my skin type. I have an oily skin type. So I need products that won't increase the oil production and then clog my skin. I shuffled many products till I got to the one that was comfortable on my skin. The products that helped my life after shuffling are;1. Soft 7 turmeric and honey soap 2. Face fact niacinamide serum 3. Dr Rashel hyaluronic face cream4. Biore UV sunscreen Looking back now, I can confidently say my skin has improved. I do not plan to change my skincare products anytime soon as long as they're doing their job effectively. The only time I can consider changing a product is when I realize it stopped working or started giving me other skin issues. I feel so glad to put this out here. It feels like freedom for me. My take-home for everyone is that everyone should do what works for them and also, investing in whatever makes you feel good is not a waste of time and money. So, y'allllll, get that glowing skinnnnnn.

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