"Lili Reinhart has tried everything on the acne treatment spectrum, from Accutane to pimple patches. "I was on Spironolactone for a while, but I didn't want to be on a long-term prescription, so then I just raw-dogged it," she tells me."
"The 29-year-old actor is sitting next to me, looking like a modern-day Cher Horowitz in a silk butter-yellow dress - and though her skin is clear and glowing, I can hear it in the way she speaks about her acne experience that she's been through the wringer. Now, she says she has "a lot of compassion" for her skin. "When I was younger, [having breakouts] was the end of the world, and I would wear a beanie or get bangs or not leave my house," Reinhart shares."
"Along with a healthier mindset, having her own skin care line - Personal Day, which entered Ulta stores earlier this month - helps, too. "The whole thing with Personal Day is making sure none of our products have acne-triggering ingredients in them," she says."
Lili Reinhart experienced persistent acne and explored treatments across the spectrum, including Accutane, pimple patches, and Spironolactone before discontinuing long-term prescriptions. Emotional impact included embarrassment and avoidance during adolescence, prompting changes like wearing beanies or bangs and staying home. A shift toward compassion for her skin developed over time. Reinhart launched a skincare brand, Personal Day, prioritizing formulations without acne-triggering ingredients, and recently brought the line to Ulta stores. Her routine and experiences also touch on unconventional treatments such as salmon sperm facials and everyday makeup essentials.
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