Natural method to remove beauty spot?
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Jul 21, 2017
Tanisha C.
So for as long as I can remember... probably around 9-10, (I'm now 17), I started to "grow" a beauty spot and at first it didn't bother me but with time it grew and now I basically just hide myself with clothes that are pretty conservative just because of that beauty spot.
It's in my right shoulder, exactly in the middle of where it can like bend and it's not huge, it's just big enough and pigmented enough to draw attention to it. I HATE it. I have not been able to use tank tops nor cute dresses without using a cardigan because of my self consciousness with that beauty spot.
I am really desperate to remove it, I want to feel like I can wear whatever I want without feeling so embarrassed... I've been like this for YEARS and I am TIRED. Enough is enough.
I'd really like if the answers weren't "accept yourself" because I have tried, believe me... and it hasn't work out. If I could someone reduce its appearance or remove it naturally, I'd gladly accept any tips and/or suggestions.
Thank you, guys. I really do appreciate the help...
Jul 21, 2017
Leuca S.
There's no diy treatment to remove something like that. You can have a professional procedure performed but that can be costly for something that likely only you are paying attention to.
I don't mean to dismiss your feelings about it as invalid; but I do hope that you can gain some perspective from people who are quite a bit older than you and understand that beauty marks are pretty inconsequential as far as skin aesthetics go.
I can guarantee you that no ordinary person with any significant world experience would look twice at that and think of it as a blemish or something to view in a negative light.
Jul 21, 2017
Lenox-mae R.
I've dealt with bacne since I was in the fifth grade and now I'm going into high school. My back and shoulders are scarred up and I used to be extremely self conscious. I started not really caring about how it looks to other people and now I walk around wearing tank tops and camisoles. It doesn't even look as bad as I thought it did either. I promise that the beauty spot you have is not something to stress over at all, and I promise that if you stop worrying about it, you'll see it's not a big deal. ❤️
Jul 23, 2017
Lara R.
First of all, if it has changed its size, you must go to a dermatologist in order to take a look at it. It's not usual and it's better to discard if it may become a health issue.
Secondly, I agree with Leuca and Lenox. Nobody really cares for a beauty spot, people won't be staring at it. You are the one that is giving it more importance that it should.
Have you seen the TV Show from the BBC called 'How to look good naked'?. The main message was "Are you going to make this (call it cellulite, beauty spot, melasma, etc...) define your happiness?" I hope not :)