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I cured my fungal acne & got glass skin with a £2 buy you can find anywhere
A WOMAN has shared the cheap buy that has kept her fungal acne at bay. Liv Markley took to social media sharing the before and after skin results, wh…
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Esthetician's Viral Video Challenges Skincare Norms, Proposing Anti-Dandruff Shampoo for Fungal Acne
Atlanta, GA – A recent social media video by esthetician Liv Markley, known online as @livvvmarkley, has sparked considerable discussion within the skincare community by openly addressing her personal experience with fungal acne and its unconventional treatment. The video, which has garnered over 1.5 million views, begins with Markley showcasing her seemingly flawless complexion, accompanied by text stating, “Head and Shoulders doesn’t clear fungal acne you just naturally have glass skin.” However, Markley quickly challenges this perception by transitioning to a close-up of her forehead, revealing small, textured bumps indicative of fungal acne. She then overlays the text, “Ok explain this then,” effectively demonstrating that her clear skin is not merely a genetic gift but the result of targeted treatment. While the video does not explicitly detail her full skincare routine, her accompanying caption and hashtags, including #fungalacne and #headandshoulders, strongly suggest the use of anti-dandruff shampoo as a key component in managing her condition. This approach, though not traditionally prescribed by dermatologists, has gained traction in online communities for its active ingredient, zinc pyrithione, which is known for its antifungal properties. The video serves as a personal testimonial, highlighting a non-traditional solution to a common dermatological issue.
