Among all the anti-acne images and ads are posts like Grahn’s, featuring beautiful people with pimples and scarring. This is pushing brands to take up the mantle of acne acceptance, if slowly.

In the age of Instagram filters, we forget that most people don't #wakeuplikethat. ... Acne doesn’t make you less beautiful, and this woman’s photos prove it. By Erinmayer. December 11, 2017.

On Instagram, where people typically project their most flattering, filtered selves, feeds are now filling with raw photos of cystic pimples, whiteheads, redness, hyperpigmentation, and scars ...

ACNE can leave many of us feeling insecure and battling to find ways to cover it up. But influencer Kadeeja Khan is proof that you don’t need perfect skin to be beautiful. Here, Fabulous Beau… ...

"I'm not sure if or when I'll be able to accept my skin as it is. It's problematic. It scars easily, it's painful. But I am hoping that someday I can feel beautiful even if I'm having a breakout." ...

Rocio Cervantes recently posted a look with purple star stickers surrounding her pimples, and people are loving the creative way she embraced her acne — not to mention the flawless rainbow ...

Georgia Toffolo on Jungle exit: ‘You can show your acne and be beautiful at the same time’ The former Made In Chelsea star has spoken about the “journey” she’s been on with her acne.

Acne affects up to 50 million Americans a year, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, and is often the first thing people notice about a person's appearance.