“It Costs Less than N1k”: Lady who Battled Severe Acne Shares Skin Routine that Gave Her Glass Skin

In a TikTok video, a lady with the handle @ gigi_herrlich...CONTINUE READING

stunned netizens with the transformation of her face.

She shared her experience of finding a skincare product priced under N1,000 that she claims resolved her acne issues.

In an impressive video, she showcased her raw and unfiltered

face under different lighting conditions, demonstrating the positive results she achieved after using a soap.

She said;

Netizens had varying reactions to Gigi_herrlich’s TikTok video. Some users supported her claims, stating that the affordable product had also worked wonders for their skin.

On the other hand, some expressed disappointment, mentioning that the same product worsened their skin conditions.

Other TikTok users expressed interest in obtaining the skincare product mentioned by Gigi_herrlich.

@Mama reacted:

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@Dabere Ifeanacho reacted:

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Watch the video below:

Meanwhile,previously reported that rising from the ashes of stigmatization and mockery, a young Nigerian lady is living her dream

and inspiring people on social media. Adelaja Ewawunmi has freckles and vitiligo that has given her skin a mixed look.

The 20-year-old said she had initially covered it up with make-up but developed courage with time. In an interview with BBC

News Pidgin, Ewawunmi said she still cannot explain where the courage and love for her skin came from. She stated that her mother had spent heavily on medications and treatment for the restoration of her skin but gave up and came to accept that it may be a permanent condition.

Presently, the lady models for international brands and is also a video vixen. Ewawunmi recounted her experience with a cream vendor who thought she was a spirit. According to the editorial model, she had gone to purchase cream at the woman’s shop only to be directed to leave the shop premises on the basis that creams cannot be sold to a non-human.

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In a TikTok video, a lady with the handle @ gigi_herrlich

stunned netizens with the transformation of her face.

She shared her experience of finding a skincare product priced under N1,000 that she claims resolved her acne issues.

In an impressive video, she showcased her raw and unfiltered

face under different lighting conditions, demonstrating the positive results she achieved after using a soap.

She said;

Netizens had varying reactions to Gigi_herrlich’s TikTok video. Some users supported her claims, stating that the affordable product had also worked wonders for their skin.

On the other hand, some expressed disappointment, mentioning that the same product worsened their skin conditions.

Other TikTok users expressed interest in obtaining the skincare product mentioned by Gigi_herrlich.

@Mama reacted:

@Ayomide commented:

@Zowie blaq reacted:

@jokee said:

@addannnaya wrote:

@Baehelen said:

@Dabere Ifeanacho reacted:

@Nana reacted:

@Kikitommy commented:

Watch the video below:

Meanwhile,previously reported that rising from the ashes of stigmatization and mockery, a young Nigerian lady is living her dream

and inspiring people on social media. Adelaja Ewawunmi has freckles and vitiligo that has given her skin a mixed look.

The 20-year-old said she had initially covered it up with make-up but developed courage with time. In an interview with BBC

News Pidgin, Ewawunmi said she still cannot explain where the courage and love for her skin came from. She stated that her mother had spent heavily on medications and treatment for the restoration of her skin but gave up and came to accept that it may be a permanent condition.

Presently, the lady models for international brands and is also a video vixen. Ewawunmi recounted her experience with a cream vendor who thought she was a spirit. According to the editorial model, she had gone to purchase cream at the woman’s shop only to be directed to leave the shop premises on the basis that creams cannot be sold to a non-human.