OnlyWilliam

Acne was my biggest nightmare during my secondary school days. On some days when I woke up, I just do not feel like going to the school with my bad acne on my face (especially when I have them on my nose or above my lips). I felt so uncomfortable and embarrassed about my skin condition.  When I was asked to join in to take photo, I tend to avoid them. I have trouble looking others in the eye, while others completely avoid all social situations. If you felt the same, you are totally not alone. Now as I grew older, the acne may be gone but leaving behind on my face are the scars and enlarged pores causes by the acne. Sometime when people commented about my “mo-peng” (Hokkien dialect for having a pockmarked face) face, I will feel so sad. I have tried many products to treat them but none actually gave a good result in shrinking the pores. I even resort in putting those bb cream on my face to make my skin look smoother but I realised it is not a long term solution to ...