#STAY BEAUTIFUL

[midnightsslut]

so much of debut is about taylor observing the people in her life. tied together with a smile, stay beautiful, mary’s song, even cold as you to an extent tell the stories of others, and they’re placed alongside extremely personal songs like a place in this world, the outside, and tim mcgraw among others. you’re seeing someone slowly go from watching others go through life to developing her own emotions and identity—all while immortalizing them and younger versions of herself in her music.

[ourpaintedlady]

and don't you know

you're really gonna be someone

zutara as Stay Beautiful (Part 1)

[hope-ur-ok]

my favorite debut track <3

[pr0jectult1m]

Okay, yes, Ennard.

But I love the idea of Elizabeth using Bon-Bon's arms for pigtails because she MUST be pretty AT ALL COSTS!!!!!!!

[andichoseyou]

Eras Tour surprise songs parallels

November 17, 2023—Rio de Janeiro: Stay Beautiful / Suburban Legends

[mikyapixie]

Bleach premiered 20 years ago today!!!💙🤍❤️

This hands down my favorite ending!!!

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Tell me your favorite ending in the comments!!!😁😁😁

[foolishone]

Full video of Taylor performing Stay Beautiful at The Eras Tour in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 11/17/23

[beccawise7]

Stay you. Stay beautiful. ✌️

~beccawise7💜🖤

[all-at-once-you-are-the-one]

I feel like we don’t talk enough about how MATURE Stay Beautiful is for a teenager?? Like…I hope you love me back, I hope we work out but if not, I still wish you the best and I want you to know how great you are anyway

This one was truly for all the unrequited love girlies out there (yes I was one of them and yes Stay Beautiful was one of my favourite songs when I was 16-17)

[torturedbitchesdepartment]

being a debut stan hearing stans of other albums complain about taylor hating their album:

[ourpaintedlady]

and when you find everything you loked for

I hope your life will lead you back to my front door

zutara as Stay Beautiful (Part 2)

[vanheart]

senses fail poster in house oh my GOD!!!

[taylorswifttournament]

This is not about which song is better! It's about which song doesn't get as much recognition as it deserves.

[sohailigoes]

Daily Discography Drop!!!

"Stay Beautiful" by Taylor Swift (8/274)

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[smol-potato-blogs]

How I Cleared My Acne Naturally

I have struggled with acne for most of my life. Especially in my tweens into the teenage years. Being between the ages 11 and 12 years old, eating a lot of fried foods before the start of the school day and even at lunchtime really took a heavy toll on my skin. I broke out a lot on my forehead area and on my nose, even on the chin area. I did had some pimples on my cheeks but it wasn't anything major from what I can recall. I had very low self-esteem and just felt insecure about myself. I didn't wanted to be seen by anyone. I wished I could have worn a paper bag over my head or just become invisible.

Everyday was just hard to look at myself in the mirror and to see my face. I felt ugly in my skin. And that feeling continued when I got into highschool. My skin was breaking out a lot more because I was a teenager and it really sucked. My face was always so oily/greasy. All I did was kept eating more junk food/fast food and drank a lot of fizzy drinks with a ton of sugar. Hardly drank any water. Maybe a sip or two but I really had detest drinking water.

My older sister had introduced me to some acne products to try to help clear up my skin a bit. I remembered trying Clean & Clear Morning Burst facial cleanser. That was the very first product I started using on my face and that made my skin much worse. I had gotten a lot of redness around the mouth area and dryness. My skin started peeling off around the mouth area. It was just pretty bad. It was absolutely embarrassing for me to speak to anyone with the way I had looked.

I began trying other acne products from Neutrogena to Bioré. I tried so many different products on the shelves at the store but nothing seemed to help my acne. My skin stayed a mess for sometime.

Then at the age of 16 years old. I decided to quit doing some things and make changes to my diet a bit. I started drinking more water A LOT MORE water, using a mild, gentle soap to cleanse my face daily, eventually switching to a natural, organic soap (ginger & turmeric) which realllyyy helped me a ton. Would highly recommend using a natural and organic soap especially if it's a ginger and turmeric one because it works very well on acne prone skin and if you are one with sensitive skin like me then a soap like this would be perfect for you. Also works well if you have blemishes/dark spots because it can lighten them on the face and overtime the marks will fade away/disappear completely. And I would advise you all to do your research on ginger and turmeric before using it. Both has a lot of wonderful benefits and works amazing.

I noticed such a drastic change when i used the soap a few times and started drinking a lot more water. My skin had never looked better. My acne started clearing up and I was looking and feeling great in my body. I had cut out all sugary drinks, eating junk foods instead incorporating more fruits and veggies into my diet (but i do like to snack at times, im still human lol) stressing a lot less, changing my bedsheets and pillow cases more frequently and stopped touching my face with unclean hands/picking at pimples. And I continued doing all of those things throughout the years. Yes, my skin has its moments from time to time. Fast-forward to even being at the age of 27 years old. I still breakout and even while im on my period but my acne is much more under control than how it was before. I feel a lot better about myself and can actually speak to people with confidence and maintain eye contact and just overall feel comfortable in my skin.

Sooo guysss this is a little about my struggle with dealing with acne or shall I say my acne journey and how I cleared up my skin naturally. I hope you all enjoyed today's post and I hope that it can be beneficial to you in someway <3. Please feel free to share your experience with having acne or if you've had acne or breakouts in the past. And how you overcame it or still trying to overcome it. As always, I would love to know all the things ! ~ ♡

Til' next time ~

xo

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