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The transcription is a conversation between two friends discussing their experiences with acne and skincare. They talk about the pressure to have perfect skin and the misconceptions surrounding skincare products. They share their own struggles with acne and how they have learned to be more confident in their own skin. They also discuss the importance of finding the right skincare routine and not relying solely on trends or influencers. Overall, they emphasize the importance of self-acceptance and not letting acne define their self-worth. Okay. No sound. Nobody will have sound. But now... Is it red? Is there a red dot? Ah, yeah. Okay. And then, can you pass me that? Thank you. Can you talk? I didn't even notice. Is this covering your face? Is the microphone covering your face? I didn't even check that. I guess it's fine. Oh, my God! Right in my face. Okay, okay. Hola, buenas tardes, buenos días, y bienvenidos a un episodio... Oh, never mind. Hola, buenas tardes, buenos días, buenas noches, y bienvenidos un día más a... A un episodio de... Como Millie Billie. Okay. Hoy tenemos malas noticias. Bad news for the English listeners. I will just change to English because my guest is Gabby, and she doesn't speak English. We'll get there. Spanish. Yeah, we'll get there. But before, it's a sad day because... I'll move a little bit. Celia is not here because she's in Austria. So we're doing this separately. But only for... Just for today, girl. Just for today. And we'll get back together eventually. But now we're separated. So yeah, it's just going to be me. I hope you'll like it for today. And today, it's going to be me, of course, and... Gabby. Okay, Gabby, present yourself. It's like the microphone. Look at me, don't look at the camera. Is this a conversation? It's you and me, exactly. She got ready for today. She looks like she's going out or something. It's kind of scary, not going to lie. What scares you? That this is going on Spotify? No one listens to us. It's like some people, okay? So don't worry. Unless we go viral one day, and then people see us, and then people connect to you. Apart from that, it's going to be chill. There's nothing to be embarrassed of. Nothing to be embarrassed of. Okay. Tell me, how are you? Tell me a little bit about yourself. Who are you? I'm Nadia's friend, and Celia's. We study together. We spend every day together. Now we work together. Now we work together. The other day, Gabi started working at my bar, and she liked it way more than you expected. I just thought bar life is not for me, and staying up late, but I proved you wrong. And money. For sure money. That's why I'm there. So tell me a little bit about yourself. Who are you? Where are you from? A little bit, just to introduce yourself. This is not going to be an interview, but it's more like a sneak peek of who are you, before we start talking. I'm from Lithuania. I studied in Denmark for two and a half years. What else? 22, just turned 22. I feel like nothing else. We're living the same life. We basically have the same life right now, more than ever, because we have the same job, we live together, we spend all the time together. It's just the two of us here right now. We have Valerie, another friend of ours, and it's just us, because we are a friend group. I don't know if you've noticed that. We're a friend group of six amazing girls, and three of us is here, three of us is gone. Stop us from living life. Of course, of course. Gabi is one of my best friends here. She introduced me into Skynk. We're going to talk about that. Of course, we're going to talk about that. I wanted to say something. I've been thinking about this episode for so long, and I forgot what I was going to say. It's okay. Gabi introduced me to Skynk. I had no idea about Skynk when I started in Denmark. Then I started to put things in my face, the wrong things in my face. I had no acne my entire life, and then boom, acne out of nowhere, because I did the wrong stuff. Yeah, I did. But now I know better. It's just a trial and error type of thing. I have a lot of experience. What did you do? I was thinking another day, and I think I started having acne when I was 13, 14, so it's been like eight years. Wow. On and off. That's crazy. This episode should be called Acne Sucks. Acne sucks, but it does. You have to get along. You can't do anything about it. For me, it's like you literally warned me. You don't need those products. You don't need to use this. Don't put this in yourself. You just want to be crazy. Now we're in the healing stage. You have the knowledge now. You just go crazy at first. You want to try everything. TikTok influences a lot. I wanted to get into Skynk because I was watching TikTok like you need this, you need that. My mom the other day, I was like, where did you see that? She was like, I saw it on TikTok. I'm like, Mom, don't. You need a process. It's anti-aging. I know what she needs. I'm not going to tell her, of course. I'm not an expert, but she should go to a professional who's like, guys, don't try things at home from TikTok. It does not work. It makes me so angry. You're going to be like, Nadia, slap in the face. Don't do that to your face. You have to pick good info. Not everything on the internet is right. And pick the right dermatologist and esthetician, specialist. If you have acne, if you want to get into Skynk, you go check your face, guys. You don't need it. You can harm yourself. Have you ever heard of the Sephora kids? Sephora kids? 10-year-olds are going to Sephora using a lot of skincare products. I read this article in Spain, in a Spanish thing, newspaper, that said that this kind of product can cause acne and a lot of irritation and a lot of, what's it called? Allergic reactions. You know? But they're crazy. They buy expensive shit. Drunk elephants. Who is paying for this? They cost like $100. Who is paying for this? Who is paying for this? I just bought Skynk today. And I hate it. No, I don't hate the Skynk. I hate the fact that I'm buying Skynk because I'm spending so much money. Having skincare products is so expensive. It is so expensive. I'm glad my mom paid for a lot of the things because I feel like the whole my teenagehood, I was having acne and I would have facial every second week. Can you imagine going twice per month to get a facial? And my skin would be peeling like a snake. Oh God. And then you buy new stuff. Some of the dermatologists, they push some things to buy and they offer the expensive things. You know what I think? Because they get commission. They get stuff. Maybe you don't need it, but they're pushing. I've seen this with dentists doing that too. They're just pushing you products that you don't need. But they're like, buy it. But it doesn't really work. It's just that you can find affordable things. At some point I was like, I'll think about it. I'll buy my CeraVe and all these things. Skynk is cool. However, it sucks. For me, I feel like I don't want it to sound bad or anything. This is how I feel. Even though I have acne, I feel very confident. I don't really cover my face. I don't cover my pimples. I don't like covering my skin. I want my skin to breathe. I don't care that much. If people look at my acne, now it looks very nice. Way better than months ago. It's not red. But still, I don't want to cover my scars. I don't care that much. You just come to that point. I mean, now I wear makeup and everything. Thank you. I thought I'd be more confident speaking. I feel cute. You look cute every day. Makeup makes me feel a bit better. But I have to say that I don't wear makeup on a daily basis. I don't give a shit. If people have seen me without makeup, at first, it's uncomfortable. But then, they get used to it. It builds up. Now, I feel like my acne is not that bad as it used to be. But it's for sure not that bad. You showed me pictures, girl. That was crazy. When I had my worst acne was when it was maybe four years ago and then COVID just started, which actually was nice because I could stay at home. I was feeling let my skin breathe, do my skincare at like 7 p.m. already. I was obsessed with doing skincare. I mean, I still like skincare, but I'm not that crazy. But I was just so happy to stay at home, even like online lessons. You didn't have to turn on a camera. Otherwise, I would skip a lot of school as well. Yeah, because I would do these facials and my skin would actually be peeling. And I would, every second week, skip like three days and be like, I'm sick. You're very often sick. But they didn't see anything. But I was like, really. Mentally, it was one of the worst things that I've experienced. And the makeup, yeah, it was like a mask. I would put a lot of makeup. Every morning, I would wake up and cover myself. And it was like heavy makeup. I just wanted to show myself, show my face. And I was from a small town. I still have the pictures. Also, when you're a teenager, you get a lot of comments about everything. And you care a lot. Now, you don't care. I think we've come to the point where we're mature and like, okay, whatever. Like, who cares? But tell that to a 16-year-old. It sucks. Yeah. Like, when I was a teenager, I was lucky. I never had acne. But when I had something, then I had these girls in my class that would be like, oh, you have this. You did this. And then when I put makeup on my face, they would be like, oh, that's not how you put makeup on your face. Like, your makeup looks very wrong. Like, they would do that to me. You know? It's like, when you're young, but it's just, yeah, you would care a lot more. Even when my skin was better, because usually my skin would get very bad. Then I would go to one dermatologist. They would give me some prescribed things or some cream. It would get better. But then it would get worse again. And then another person. I was never consistent with my skin care when I was a teenager. So that maybe was also a problem. But even when my skin has been sometimes worse, I would still put a lot of makeup. It happens, girl. It's like, what we're saying, the confidence, you build it up. I think, I mean, when I was younger, I would say that I was a very I don't care kind of girl. But still, I would still care how I look. I would still care how people look at me. My hair, my everything. Now, I just don't care at all. It's kind of crazy. Of course, if I have a situation where I want to look prettier, sorry, prettier, I just put on makeup, but I feel good. I feel good where my makeup is. It's not bad. Yeah, it's not bad. The relationship is different with makeup now. It's not a mask anymore. It's just the getting ready moment. We talk about it all the time. When you're having your reggaeton, I put reggaeton mostly. I don't know why. I don't really listen to it. But always when I get ready, I put it in the background. I'm singing. I put it on. It just feels good. It's also like art. You're literally discovering. I order some products. I'm so excited to try them. Can I try the blush that you bought? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Liquid blush. The foundations that I get now, they're light coverage. I don't want to hide my scars. It's just whatever. People shouldn't care. I don't care. I received a comment on one of my TikTok videos that said, because on my podcast, I even care less. A lot of people don't know. A lot of people from my high school don't know that I had acne during high school. I started posting things on my Instagram. Now it looks like I have acne. I don't care. I don't care. This girl was like, you should use racutane or acutane. Both. It's the same. I was like, whoa, okay. First of all, you don't know what I'm going through. The audacity of people that have never had acne and telling you what to do. I hated that. I've met some people that maybe wanted to help and they'd be like, oh, try this, or I don't know, don't eat chicken breast. Yeah, because chicken breast is going to change everything. And the yogurt that you have for breakfast, for sure, too. I've tried everything. I swear to God, I tried no sugar, no dairy, doing nothing, doing everything to my face. These people are the ones that have nothing. Or the ones that have one pimple. Oh, I have one pimple, I have acne. Please. That's not acne, that's pimples. They have the audacity to tell you what to do. I just hated that. For example, I don't mind giving advices because I know about a lot of things. But also, each skin is different. My skincare is not going to match your skincare. That's the good thing about me. I started getting better when I went to a professional and she was telling me, you have this skin type, you have to use this product. I was using your product. And I have super oily skin. And you have... I have normal... I have combination skin. But yeah. What kind of skincare do you have? Is it like those Korean crazy ones? Because actually, I don't even know. Is it like the 10 steps one? No, no, no. I feel like I've realized that the simpler, the better. At first... I still kind of do skin cycling, but without retinol at the moment. Because I have... What is it called? Dermatitis. And I'm scared to come back to it. It's called different. I just hydrate a lot. Hydration. Even though I have super oily skin type, your skin can get dehydrated. Even oily skin can get dehydrated. So I feel like I simplified it. I just hydrate a lot. And then your skin barrier is good. And that means that you're not breaking out as much. And... It's crazy. Sometimes acid. Acid is good for dry your pimples. I love salicylic acid. When I have one pimple, I just put a little bit there. And then the next day, the next two days, it's not even red. Salicylic acid is my best friend. Yeah, I also use BHA. Salicylic acid is the same thing. I really like it. But for hydration, I change from... I think I have maybe 5 steps skin care. And I have only 3 steps skin care. What do you say? You don't need a lot, honestly. I used to spend a lot of money. I didn't mind splurging a lot of money. Because I was like, this is going to change my life. I've heard so many good things. From TikTok and so on. But then, I don't know. I'm not so obsessed. I'm like, okay, I gotta apply this cream correctly. It's still nice. It's like me time. Every day when I do skin care, I enjoy it. It's like self-care. But I'm not so crazy about it. I was like, if I do it wrong, it's like self-care. It's not my life anymore. Acne cannot rule your life. You live your life, and on the side, you do your skin care. You care a bit about your skin, but you don't prioritize it. Most of the people don't care. Of course, people notice it. Because it's in your face. And the first thing people see is your face. But people don't care that much. They care until the point of, like, disgusting cover yourself up. No one cares that much. It's crazy. For example, sorry, I interrupted you. I was going to say that last summer, I went to Morocco, and I saw my last classmates, and some of them were like, oh my god, why do you have acne now? And I was like, well, it's not something I wanted to talk about, but sure, we can talk about it. You don't know yourself, you know? Yeah, it's like, what do you want? It's life. What can I say? I cannot change anything about it. It just happened. I just would hate, even with my family members, because I think I was just an emotional wreck. Acne, really, I was super sensitive to everything. Even if my mom said, oh, I don't know, your skin, or something, nothing even mean, not at all, I would start crying. I was super emotional. Towards everything. I just wanted to be in denial. If you see me, I want everybody to pretend that I don't have acne. Just don't point it out. Let's pretend. Let's be delusional. Just pretend I don't have it. Because the worst thing for me, I would just overthink that they're looking at your acne. They see you, and they look at your acne. They're looking at every single pimple. So I really wanted to be like, oh, please. Let's pretend I'm just a person, and my acne is there. A lot of people don't care. But yeah. Some people, even though they don't mean it, it's just like, do you have a new pimple? Oh, you have this now. Oh, your scars. I look at myself in the mirror every day. I know. Thanks for letting me know. I start spending less time looking at myself in the mirror. I feel like I don't know. Even when I do my skincare, I'm not really focused anymore. I think that helped. Because otherwise, you start looking at all of your pores. I do it every day. The first thing I do, I have many mirrors in my room. I have one, two, three, four. I have four mirrors in my room. Every time I wake up, I look at myself in the mirror. I'm like, is there a new pimple? I'm just staying the same. Then I just analyze my face. When I'm doing my night skincare, I do it even more. I'm looking and I'm staring at my face. I'm like, it's so disgusting. But it's a lot. I don't care, but I care. At least, I'm confident. For me, confidence is the key. I don't know when I saw this, girl. Yes, I saw an article about acne for adults for women. Women with adults. They did this analysis of how some women would be very insecure about their acne. They would look less attractive to the men from the article. They analyzed women and men. They were analyzing if men found women less attractive because they had acne. They found women less attractive because they were insecure about their acne. If you have acne and you don't care, of course, it's hard. Once you have acne, you analyze everyone's faces. The guys were into the girls who had acne, but they were confident about it. They were like, I don't care. People still care. Some people do care. Of course, they will notice it. I feel like, I don't know if it's me, but if I saw a guy with acne, I didn't mind that much. I don't know about other people, but I wonder if guys also do. I've never met a guy with a skincare routine. I've met a guy with a skincare routine the other day. I mean, my boyfriend does skincare, which is fine. I built his skincare routine. You built him a skincare routine? My computer is dying, so we're going to have a pause right now. Then, I'm going to charge my computer. Yes, we'll get back to that conversation. Dubin, the skincare, we'll get back to you after the pause. I don't think I'll pause the audio because it's easier if we just skip the audio, but I'll pause the recording. Is it something good? I like it. It's a good lightening. Yes, it's good to warm up. Yes, girl, you get used to it. I'm telling you. It's just the two of us. I don't know if I'll be able to watch, though. Do you watch? I'm doing the editing. It's like I hear myself already so many times. In the editing, in the clips, when I edit the clips, so many. Okay, maybe I should have stopped it. Are you liking it? Yes, I'm fine. I'm glad. Oh, sorry. Oh. Anyways, girl. Anyways. We're back. We have to do this. We're back. We're back. We have to do... I don't know if you've ever seen an episode. Do you see the episodes? I don't have one in English so far. Do you see the ad? Have you seen the ad? From last episode? Between the pauses, we do an adding thingy and it can be whatever. It doesn't have to be a product. What do you want to promote? Yes, you promote something. For example, phones. Take your phone everywhere. I don't have anything. Whatever you have on. Crystal. Crystal. Yes, girl. I used to be into crystals. Related to the topic, I was really crazy about manifesting. I was like, clear skin. I would do these affirmations. I have clear skin. Again, being delusional. I have clear skin. I don't know. Things like that. You cannot say, I don't have acne. I have acne. I have clear skin. I am confident. I am beautiful. All of that. You are beautiful. I don't even know how I would manifest it. I don't care. We were talking about how you're promoting your skincare routine. You're showing your skincare routine to your boyfriend. You should. If you have a partner, give your skincare to your other partner. Don't be ashamed. It's not a feminine thing. Everyone should do their skincare. Imagine kissing someone and you have pimples. I wonder why that is. It's because of their skin. I've heard so many things about men having their beard. You're prone to having acne around your mouth and you get some bacteria. You're kissing. I hate bacteria. Skincare is the best thing you could do. All you need is cleanser and moisturizer. That's it. SPF. Always. We're going to look like this in our 40s. I better have no wrinkles. I better have no wrinkles. I better have no wrinkles. At least I'm 40. I wouldn't mind. Talking about wrinkles, I freaking hate it. You're going to be like, what are you hating? I hate the fact that women cannot have wrinkles but men can. You know what I mean? Not in social media, but the actors growing up. She looks so old. She looks so rinky. She looks so bad. It's all about women. He looks like fine wine. He's aging so good. He lifts so much. Look at his wrinkles. I hate it so much. I wouldn't mind having wrinkles. It's nothing bad. Also for skin cancer. The SPF is mainly for skin cancer. The SPF is mainly for skin cancer. I'm just more crazy about my wrinkles. I'm just more crazy about my wrinkles. I really tried to tan. I really tried to tan. I guess I didn't care that much about my body. You got red. I got burned. But you're pale. You look like a ghost. She's a ghost. I really thought I could not tan, but I did. I have sun allergy. I have sun allergy. 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Not you guys, but other people. Why do you care so much about what other people feel and think? Why do you care so much about what other people feel and think? It's hard, but we shouldn't. It's hard, but we shouldn't. These people that are talking to you and telling you their freaking opinions, These people that are talking to you and telling you their freaking opinions, you won't see them again in your life. All I think about is some of my ex-classmates from high school. I don't even know where they are. I don't even know what they're doing with their lives. People don't care that much. People don't care that much. I think we can close it for today. I think we can close it for today. We've been talking for 35 minutes. We've been talking for 35 minutes. Do you like it? I'm getting used to it. I'm getting used to it. You might come back. We can talk about something else. All about skin. All about skin. That's such a nice title. That's such a nice title. At the end of every episode, Celia and I decide the title for the episode. At the end of every episode, Celia and I decide the title for the episode. All about skin or acne sucks. Acne sucks. Acne sucks. Apart from that, Apart from that, we have a closing. I was going to bring a picture of Celia and I forgot. I was going to bring a picture of Celia and I forgot. I wanted to put it here and I forgot. I'm sorry, Celia. Can you edit this? Can you edit this? Too much work. Today is in our hearts. Today is in our hearts. I wanted to say that Celia and I, I wanted to say that Celia and I, we have a closing question. We have a closing question. Do you have any talent? Think about it. Do you have any talent? I have killer moves on the dance floor. You have to show us. Yes, that's the point. Yes, that's the point. Maybe no. Maybe no. Good that I didn't say singing. Good that I didn't say singing. I'm going to play a song, Dua Lipa. I'm going to play a song, Dua Lipa. Can I stand up? Can I stand up? Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa. Dancing in the night. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. Goodbye and see you next week. Bye. Adios. I love this.