A picture says a thousand words, but onsocial media, they dont always tell the whole story. <\/p>\n
Gray posted two side-by-side photos on of her face last week, calling the post a reality check. The first image, she wrote, ishow you see me when my eczema is under control, Ive done my makeup and Im feeling sassy. The second, she said, was taken when my eczema isnt under control, its very blotchy, sore and I cant wear any makeup. <\/p>\n
Gray acknowledged that social media is a great way to show the good parts of people and their lives, but she wanted to use this image to remind her 139,000 followers that what you see on social media is not the full story, its not how that person will look or be alllllll the time! <\/p>\n
Indeed. Eczema is common skin condition that affects over 30 million Americans. Symptoms can include redness, itching, inflammation, oozing and swelling of the skin. Promising trialsshow that relief may be on the way for some, and there are dermatologist-approved remediesand productsthat help people with eczema cope. Still, theres currently no cure. <\/p>\n
The condition is still a big insecurity for Gray, she admits, but she said shes learning to accept myself knowing that everyone has their own struggles and insecurities and thats what makes us unique and special. <\/p>\n
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