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A cyst by any other name would smell as foul.

Now she's sharing her story to warn others.

Put down the salicylic acid.

Unfortunately, dermatologists disagree.

Including whiteheads, blackheads, cystic breakouts, and the one you picked to death.

Here’s exactly how to fight breakouts and get clear, flawless skin.

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Not sure how to use color correctors? Well, that's easy: Green hides zits (and other red spots); yellow, orange, and peach cover dark circles; and purple brightens general sallowness. Layer one of these neutralizing shades under your concealer or foundation and bam! You're left with skin so perfect, it rivals even the most generous Snapchat filter. Now you just need to find the perfect formula for you. We'll let you in on our favorites.

Sure, a beauty product is garbage if it doesn't deliver, but cool packaging and an innovative application method are what get us really excited about a new product. Which is why we couldn't wait to try the latest Korean pore treatments, which are both delightfully strange and give a good deep clean. These are our unvarnished opinions—and unedited selfies.

Major presentations, second dates—if the only predictable thing about stressful days is the monster pimples they bring with them.

If something has to go wrong at your wedding, let it be the best man's toast—not a spotty complexion that will live on forever in photographs. Dermatologist David McDaniel has a few suggestions for staying picture-perfect in the home stretch.

Does junk food or sleeping in your makeup really cause breakouts? We separate fact from fiction.

One of my favorite 30 Rock lines is when, in frustration, Liz Lemon calls Jack and Tracy "the cause of my jawline acne." Ah, if only workplace stress could explain everyone's breakouts. We asked Ranella...

As a recent college grad, my bank account doesn't exactly overfloweth, so I'm always searching for creative ways to survive a perpetually dismal economy. I pack my lunch instead of buying it, buy toilet paper...

Resveratrol, a potent antioxidant found in red wine, has been linked with many potential health benefits, such as protection against weight gain and cancer—and it may also reduce acne.

Forget praying for younger-looking skin. These rules—handed down by the top dermatologists in the country—are guaranteed to deliver brighter skin and fewer lines.