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" When you&amp;#039;re suffering with a breakout so bad that you don&amp;#039;t want to leave the house, it&amp;#039;s good to know that you&amp;#039;re not alone. Spare a thought for the celebs who can&amp;#039;t cancel a concert or press conference just because they&amp;#039;re having a bad skin day! Sometimes it&amp;#039;s comforting to know just how many total sex goddesses struggle with living out their daily skin battles under the glare of the paparazzi: Katy Perry: &amp;quot;One of my insecurities is that I have acne scars. I&amp;#039;m self-conscious about that so sometimes I wear too much makeup to cover them up. When you suffer with blemishes, you don&amp;#039;t feel very free.&amp;quot; Keira Knightley: &amp;quot;I always get acne so it&amp;#039;s incredibly nice when they take it out digitally. I wish they could do that for me in everyday life.&amp;quot;   Lorde: She regularly shares photos of her skin trials \u2013 whether it&amp;#039;s how her real problem skin is photoshopped to make it look perfect (above), or sitting in hotel rooms covered in spot cream. Her message to her fans: &amp;quot;Remember, flaws are OK.&amp;quot;  Cameron Diaz: &amp;quot;I mean, I had terrible, terrible skin. It was embarrassing. I used to eat a cheeseburger and fries every day. But once I stopped, a funny thing happened\u2026my skin began to clear up.&amp;quot;  Rihanna:&amp;quot;When I feel like my skin has had it, I cut out all alcohol and overdo the water. And lipstick is essential \u2013 it draws attention away from any flaws.&amp;quot;  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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