As someone who has now come out on the other side of their acne journey, Chamberlain has an important word of advice to anyone still struggling with it: "I fully understand that no matter what anybody says it's really, really tough and there's nothing that anybody can say or do to make it any easier," said Chamberlain. "It would be, in a way, punching my younger self in the face to be like, oh, having acne, well, it goes away one day. You'll be okay. No, it's one of the most difficult things I've personally ever dealt with self-esteem wise and just in general, in life."
Once you either grow out of your acne or you find a way to remedy it, no matter what your journey ends up being, there's something so empowering about coming out the other side.
But she does want people to know that it gets better, and you just have to find what works for your skin. "Looking back on my acne journey, it really makes me appreciate my own skin and the body that I'm in," said Chamberlain. "That journey was so important because it taught me how to feel comfortable within myself with good or bad skin. Once you either grow out of your acne or you find a way to remedy it, no matter what your journey ends up being, there's something so empowering about coming out the other side. People who have dealt with acne can f*cking do anything."