Review: Millie Bobby Brown Is the Latest Celeb to Selfie With Acne Stickers on

Skin inflammation acknowledgment isn't in every case simple — we'll be the initial ones to concede that. Yet, when VIPs we appreciate get genuine about their own breakouts, indeed, it unquestionably improves the situation. For example, back in October, Riverdale star Lili Reinhart posted about her cystic skin inflammation via web-based media, and fans went wild for the weak second. At that point, this previous week, Keke Palmer opened up about battling with cystic skin inflammation because of PCOS and got a comparable reaction. 

Presently, lo and see, our young lady Millie Bobby Brown, who took it upon herself this end of the week to remind people that she gets imperfections, as well — and in a silly selfie for sure. 

The Florence by Mills author posted said selfie on Friday night in a slideshow that features the scandalous Instagram versus reality saying. As should be obvious, the first and third shots exhibit Brown decked out and presenting in full hair and cosmetics, while in the second and fourth photographs, she's totally real to life and shameless. The inscription peruses: "love to see me from ur pov 💗." 

In the fourth photograph, which is without a doubt our top pick, the 16-year-old entertainer is making an amusing face and wearing pink heart-molded pimple patches on her cheek and jaw. Normally, fans rushed to leave remarks like, "The last picture is the best 😂❤," and "omg the heart skin inflammation stickers are everything." 

Unfortunately, Brown didn't uncover the brand that makes her delightful heart-molded skin inflammation stickers — in any case, we did a touch of burrowing and accept they could be the Truly Beauty's Blemish Treatment Acne Heart Patches, which are sold at Ulta. Obviously, it is extremely unlikely to know without a doubt, yet the light pink patches do look very like the ones Brown is wearing in her selfie. 

Props to the entertainer for utilizing her foundation to remind individuals that flawlessness doesn't exist — and that, truly, VIPs do indeed get pimples, as well.