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I'm a reformed pimple-popper, and the evidence of my impulses (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) has sent me on a journey to achieve clearer, brighter, and smoother skin.

Advent calendars have come a long way. There was once a time when they were only filled with random trinkets and collectibles that would likely be forgotten about by day seven.

I'm not ashamed to admit I intently parse the ingredient labels on all my products. Having oily, acne-prone skin, I skip internet-buzzy products to invest in ones that won't damage my very reactive mug.

If you take stock of your current skin-care routine, you'll likely notice a slew of different products from various brands, all banding together to help you achieve your skin goals.

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