The stars earning from beyond the grave
Porcelain-skinned 'Star Wars' star Daisy Ridley suffers from the painful disorder endometriosis, and in a since-deleted Instagram post she opened up about how the issue had taken its toll on her skin.
Actress Lena Dunham has been vocal about how developing the skin condition rosacea in her thirties affected her confidence. Redness and blisters erupted as a result of taking medication for an autoimmune condition.
Dunham's 'Girls' co-star Allison Williams has had her own skin battles to deal with. In a 2017 interview with Allure, she spoke out about developing cystic acne, the most severe form of acne, while filming the series a few years previously.
Stunning singer Solange knows the pain of an ill-timed skin issue. She broke out in hives on her wedding day, sharing the photos on her social media.
'Scandal' actress Katie Lowes is another star who suffers from psoriasis. After struggling with self-esteem issues due to the issue, she now works as an advocate to help other sufferers find their self-confidence.
Kim Kardashian has been candid about her own battles with psoriasis, sharing candid photos and thoughts via the Poosh blog. The star says she has regular flare-ups on her right leg.
Spice Girl-turned-fashion-and-beauty mogul Victoria Beckham already has a skin care line, as part of Victoria Beckham Beauty. She has spoken out about her 'problematic skin,' and dealing with acne scars.
Actress Kerry Washington has suffered from eczema for most of her life. In a 2015 interview, the 'Scandal' star told Elle that she had been seeing a dermatologist for the condition since she was six-years-old.
Actress Amanda Seyfried has spoken out about suffering from stress-related facial eczema. In a 2016 interview, she told Allure that she can also count on monthly hormonal pimple outbreaks.
Hollywood star Emma Stone may be a famous beauty, but that doesn't mean flawless skin is a given. The star has spoken out about a lengthy battle with hormonal acne and stress acne, describing it as "debilitating and embarrassing" in a 2012 interview with Refinery29.
With a skin care line set to drop in 2022, model Hailey Bieber makes no secret of her own battles with skin problems. She has shared her issues with perioral dermatitis on Instagram and in interviews, as well as revealing her hacks for dealing with pimple outbreaks.
Singer Miley Cyrus has clear skin now, but that's because she learned lessons from acne outbreaks in the past. She never goes to bed without washing her face, and is careful to clean her makeup brushes.
Supermodel and actress Cara Delevingne has been open about dealing with stress-related acne while walking the world's top runways. In a 2015 interview with The Times, she said: "People would put on gloves and not want to touch me because they thought it was, like, leprosy or something."
Liam Gallagher has never let his psoriasis affect his self-confidence. The swaggering Oasis front man has even shared stories about how a fan once mistook the flakes in his hair for an illegal substance.
'Queer Eye' star Jonathan Van Ness is a psoriasis sufferer who has shared untouched photos on his Instagram account.
Actor Eli Ross is pretty easy on the eye, but he's another psoriasis suffer. In a BBC interview, he said that a breakout at age 22 left him unable to walk due to "cracked and bleeding" legs.
Singer LeAnn Rimes refuses to hide her psoriasis. When the stress of 2020 resulted in a flare-up, she posed for photos that showed the blemishes on her body. She told Glamour, "We’re worthy without the makeup and the artifice."
Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine isn't immune to the confidence issues that can arise from acne. In 2013, he told Access Hollywood that teenage outbreaks would drive him to hide in his room.
Some of the best-looking people in the world have suffered from acne. Just ask Brad Pitt—his skin still bears faint scars from acne breakouts in his youth.
Actress Renée Zellweger is widely reported to suffer from the skin condition rosacea, which is characterized by flushed, red skin.
Singer Seal has distinctive marks on his face—scars caused by the chronic skin condition discoid lupus. Instead of letting the scars affect his confidence, he has embraced them as something that makes him instantly recognizable.
American swimming superstar Dara Torres has 12 Olympic medals to her name, but found her psoriasis tough to contend with. In 2016, she launched a campaign, Show More of You, to encourage sufferers of skin problems to regain confidence.
Sources: (Elle) (Marie Claire) (Poosh) (Women's Health) (Everyday Health) (Glamour) (Good Housekeeping)
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Model Kendall Jenner is regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but she's had her own skin care demons to battle. In a 2015 interview with Allure, she revealed how acne had "completely killed" her self-esteem.
Actress Kate Bosworth is no stranger to skin complaints. In 2016, she spoke to Yahoo Beauty about her ongoing issues with adult acne.
The model has also been outspoken about husband Justin Bieber's issues with adult onset acne, and how she helped him find a combination of medication and skin care products to tackle the issues head on.
Chrissy Teigen's glowing skin is part of her trademark beauty, but the model has been candid about her skin issues, sharing acne and pimple problems with her Instagram followers.
The Fenty mogul doesn't always feel beautiful. She's spoken out about pimples, and in a 2014 Elle interview said that jet-lagged skin sometimes left her looking old.
Revered actor Morgan Freeman has not let his skin condition affect his ability to land roles. The dark marks on his face, caused by a condition called dermatosis papulosa nigra, are harmless, and particularly common in people with darker skin.
Celebrities may present a perfect face to the world, but that doesn't mean they don't face skin problems just like pretty much everybody else on the planet. Even those who have risen to fame largely on the basis of their looks battle with skin conditions behind the scenes. For instance, skin care-obsessed model Hailey Bieber has publicly shared her own struggle with perioral dermatitis and revealed how she helped A-list husband Justin deal with his acne, while fellow model Cara Delevingne has been open about her stress-related skin problems. So if like most people your skin can look less-than-perfect at times, you're in good company.
Click through this gallery to discover which celebrities suffer from skin care issues.
Celebrities who suffer from skin conditions
Even rich, famous, and beautiful stars have to deal with dermatological issues
CELEBRITY Skin problems
Celebrities may present a perfect face to the world, but that doesn't mean they don't face skin problems just like pretty much everybody else on the planet. Even those who have risen to fame largely on the basis of their looks battle with skin conditions behind the scenes. For instance, skin care-obsessed model Hailey Bieber has publicly shared her own struggle with perioral dermatitis and revealed how she helped A-list husband Justin deal with his acne, while fellow model Cara Delevingne has been open about her stress-related skin problems. So if like most people your skin can look less-than-perfect at times, you're in good company.
Click through this gallery to discover which celebrities suffer from skin care issues.